Here's the trick: wait for the waterfall to go by. Funny thing is, even this isn't that difficult, I've just been playing for a while now and I'm getting careless and impatient. This is the first time I've really lost any lives in this game, as I've been messing up the timing on these jumps over and over and getting flushed by the waterfalls coming down in the gaps in between. But hey the other Creative Assembly came out with Alien: Isolation out of nowhere and everyone loves that except me, so maybe this is actually really good! Not a whole lot of platformers though, unless you count a port of the 2D Sonic games to the DS, so that's not massively encouraging. They'd been around for about 10 years by that point and had been known as Creative Assembly Australia for most of it, developing games like Medieval II: Total War and London 2012 - the officially licensed game of the 2012 Olympic Games. This Castle of Illusion first came out in 2013, 23 years after the original (and 6 years before now) and it was the last game to be made by Sega Studios Australia. Sure it was almost certainly going to be put back on eventually, but what if it wasn't? I could've missed my chance to ever play the game! (It came back seven months later). I've had this one lying around my in my Steam library unplayed for three years now, ever since they cunningly manipulated me into buying it by announcing it was going to be taken off the store. But it turns out that they've remade a lot more than just the graphics, so I decided to give it its own article instead. I just wanted to grab a couple of screenshots for my article about the Mega Drive game, to show what the remake looked like by comparison. This week on Super Adventures, I'm playing Castle of Illusion! Again! Win, PS3, Xbox 360, iOS, Windows Phone, Android, OS X

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