Arabian Nights

Newest Review: ... though Sinbad is quick off the draw with his little cutlass. The general look of Arabian Nights is instantly reminiscent of ... more

... the more popular ‘Soccer Kid,’ also released by Krysalis. It’s clear that the same art team was involved, as both Sinbad Jnr. and Soccer Kid have the self-same oversized head, but the backgrounds, setting and enemy / obstacle design are completely different, owing to the differing time periods of both games. Arabian Nights also tends to be a little more claustrophobic in terms of level design, with most areas involving vertical movement as much as sideways, whereas Soccer Kid follows a more standard left-to-right scr...more

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Arabian Nights: To Look Fear in the Fez (1020 words)
by - written on 13/07/06 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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A couple of years before Disney’s ‘Aladdin’ imposed that corporation’s universal vision of Arabian mythology onto the world’s youth, Krysalis Software attempted something similar, only infinitely less successful and targeting only young Amiga users. ‘Arabian Nights’ is yet another one-player platform game, which was easily among the most popular and over-used formats for early 90s computer games, but succeeds in distinguishing itself as a worthwhile and entertaining use of the player’s time through friendly graphics, nice handling and dabbles in mixing game genres. An animated opening sequence (easily skipped by pressing the joystick’s fire button) lays down ... Read the complete review

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