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Aladdin

Second hand. Light manual cover impressions.

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$34.77 $46.99 In stock

Category: Mega Drive

Whilst the gameplay is not too cerebral, the fluid animation must rank as some of Disney’s finest in a video game and rivals that of Prince of Persia. A real joy to behold as Aladdin uses his sword and a limited supply of apples to glide through the imaginative, well realised scenarios including the market, desert and castle.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

I was blown away by how smooth the running and jumping animations are—it really feels like you're controlling the cartoon. The apple-throwing mechanic is a fun twist on combat that keeps things light and entertaining.

Violet ★★★★★

The sword-swinging animation is so fluid it actually makes me feel like I'm controlling a cartoon, and the platforming feels just responsive enough to keep frustration low. I keep coming back just to watch Aladdin slide and jump.

Emma ★★★★★

I was honestly blown away by how smooth Aladdin's movement is, especially when he swings his sword mid-air—it feels just like watching the cartoon come to life. The platforming sections are straightforward, but that animation alone makes it worth revisiting again and again.