Every aspect of the game impressed me from the beginning to the end. The action and game-play are really good, with you being able to attack from almost any position or situation(climbing a rope, jumping, ducking, etc. He also hangs (a laNice game! Although the animation isn't as spectacular as those found in the Genesis version, there are some really humorous animations, like Abu almost losing it at a cliffs edge, or the Genie hamming it up in his lamp.if you like this game, try the super nintendo version of aladdin, its basically exactly the same game with graphic and gameplay improvements and it is also much easier.

Using a revolutionary programming technique and help from a friend like Virgin, Disney animators transformed a Disney film into a video game format. Each level, though, is lengthy and filled with unusual twists and turns in the action to challenge intermediate and beginning gamers, and to keep experts entertained.Only the game developed for Super Nintendo was sold in over 1.75 million copies worldwide, which is a lot considering how many Nintendo consoles were sold in that period.Aladdin was nothing more than a lonely Street thief who struggles through the streets of Agrabah trying to survive. Palastwachen des Sultans und verschiedene Tiere behindern sein Fortkommen.

What really sets one platform game apart from another is really the tweaky bits, the polish, the gloss, what the character does when you don't touch the controls for a short while, whether he smiles when you do something good, how he dies.

Good job Capcom!To float, grab the Genie balloons inside the Genie's Lamp from below.

The music used consists of so-called midi versions of some of the songs of the feature(usually the song used in the scene, since that does, obviously, make the most sense), including One Jump Ahead, and this works quite well.

Virgin's ace programmers contributed a unique proprietary programming technique called Digi-cel, which enables game designers to transfer cel animation directly into a format used for video games graphics. It's a platform game. The plot follows that of the movie, most of the way, adding some to make up for what had to be taken out(not all of the film could be turned into a game, at least of this type), but it all makes sense.

Controlling Aladdin, you must jump, vault and swing from ledges in order to reach the end of the level. I can't help but suggest to anyone wanting to play this to watch or re-watch(it is one that makes for going back to) the film in connection with playing. The main character is not equipped with a scimitar as in other versions.

Aladdin suits the movie just fine.

It is said a big team of developers worked for three months to code the game, which today would be lot for a game of this kind.Sega, of course, owns the hardware and wields considerable marketing muscle. "I can see that you're only interested in the exceptionally rare," so come closer and examine this multi-scrolling romp through Agrabah, the Desert, the Cave of Wonders and the Sultan's Palace. So while you want to play it to admire the Digicel process that made the as-close-to-real-cartoons-as-you're-likely-to-get graphics possible, it presents a whole new world, if you will, to explore.Disney’s Aladdin is a high quality game, although it can be considered a bit short than other similar games. Check out the Cave of Wonders. He must now defeat the evil Queen Slug-for-a-butt and rescue her sister, Princess What's Her Name.Ah yes, it is, I suppose, a sad, but definite truth... licensed video-games are seldom of particularly high quality. Aladdin is reviewed all over the internet with 5 out of 5 stars, and is considered one of the best games of that period.The gameplay can be described as “pure platforming”.