Trivia[]
- McDonalds had a version of this, and Pet Pals they gave in Happy Meals which came on a CD instead of a typical cartridge, and was made playable on Windows and Mac systems
- Pet Pals did the same thing
- The game's digital demo had the early title "Dragons to the Rescue".
- Some pages on LeapFrog's UK site mentioned the game as "Dragon Kingdom and Creativity Castle"[1]
- Qianqian Liu had worked on some graphics of the game such as UI design, evil cloud animations on the intro, and in-game character animations.[2]
- Same artist did some animations for some cutscenes in SpongeBob SquarePants: Through the Wormhole.
- A test cutscene hidden in the game's files has an animation of Godzilla walking into frame, then leaving. This is accompanied with text saying "Non-Interactive Sequence 5". It can be found in the downloadable UK demo
- A very similar scene for a placeholder title screen can be seen in the McDonald's release as "title.swf" with text saying "Dragon Title Screen".
- The character Opera Rooster makes a cameo appearance as a stamp.
- Both the boss, and tally music share the same general melody, and instruments.
- In "title.swf" of the McDonald's release at the bottom of the script to the first frame, a few text strings can be found, these say
- "Something is Amiss. Resetting high score..."
- "Something is Amiss. Clearing Codes..."
- "Something is Amiss. Clearing RRtut..."
Gallery[]
Packaging[]
Front of the McDonald's release
Gameplay[]
Leapster 2 Dragon Kingdom Trailer
Game's trailer
Dragon to the Rescue intro animation
Intro animation uploaded by one of the official animators
Windows version
Still of the unused cutscene, zoomed past the screen borders