Aladdin (Sega Megadrive) Reviews
Product Type: Sega Amiga games
Newest Review: ... yet the incredible attention to detail will also prove attractive for adults. For the most part, colour schemes work very ... more
... well, allowing you to see both enemies and platforms clearly so there are few frustrations there. The only real exception is in the dungeon level, where the dark interior of the prison walls can make some things (particularly the small bats) difficult to spot. As a result, this is my least favourite level in the whole game and the only one that I am always glad to finish.
If Aladdin looks good, it sounds good too. Each level features a jolly tune that plays throughout. The first level tune in particular, really captures ...more
Customer Aladdin (Sega Megadrive) Reviews (1)
by - written on 10/02/12 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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(Note: this is the Megadrive version of the game, but Dooyoo always files MD games under Amiga games. Odd, but true.) Back in the 1990s, game/film tie-ins were big business. With rare exceptions, they were also usually cheap cash-ins that had very little in common with the film on which they were based and played worse than a 2 legged donkey with a concrete block around its neck. Aladdin was an exception, showing what film licences could be if a bit of thought was put into them. It's true that in terms of basic gameplay, it's nothing special; essentially a bog standard 90s platform game set that uses locations from the film as a backdrop to the ... Read the complete review
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