Also, they contain loads of irritating moments such as the magic carpet segment in Aladdin where you have to dodge rocks while traveling at insane speeds. On the other hand, both games are rather short as you can complete each in under an hour, especially if you cheat by using the rewind feature. It's impressive that 2 movie-based games as old as these hold up so well. That being said, it's still a great deal of fun and looks and sounds just as good as Aladdin. Meanwhile, the Lion King is rather similar although it's a much more difficult game to get accustomed to due to its tricky stage designs. Whether you're fighting hordes of soldiers as Aladdin or playing bonus rounds as Abu, it's a fun game from start to finish. The stage designs are phenomenal, too, as they're mostly elaborate and contain plenty of secrets. For now, I just want to discuss the actual games.įirst up, Aladdin is 2D action platforming at its best complete with simple controls, gorgeous visuals, and catchy music. Anyway, I'll get into the variations a bit more in the extras section below. Unfortunately, the inferior SNES Aladdin is not included for completionists but that's okay with me. Specifically, you get the Genesis versions of each title as well as the Super NES version of the Lion King. Obviously, this collection contains both Aladdin and the Lion King. From cartridge to Blu-ray disc: these Disney Classic Games are still a blast to play The games Video games based on Disney films are some of the best retro experiences and here we have a revival of 2 16-bit classics.
#ALADDIN SEGA GENESIS REVIEW PS4#
Maciejewski playing a PS4 on October 29, 2019ĭisney Classic Games: Aladdin and the Lion King is also available for Xbox One and Nintendo Switch
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