Two very different Aladdin games arrived in 1993, and the Super Nintendo one is the Capcom version. Where Virgin's Genesis game hands Aladdin a scimitar, this one leaves him unarmed: he defeats guards by bouncing on their heads or pelting them with apples, and gets around by swinging from poles, grabbing ledges and floating down on cloth. Shinji Mikami, later the director of Resident Evil, led the design.
The stages follow the film loosely, from the rooftops and market stalls of Agrabah through the Cave of Wonders, a magic carpet escape, a surreal trip inside the Genie's lamp and a final showdown in Jafar's palace. Capcom's animation team gave the characters expressive, cartoon-like movement, and the game is fairly gentle, finished in an afternoon by most players. It sits comfortably beside Capcom's Disney platformers such as The Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse.
Tips for Disney's Aladdin
Apple ammo runs out, so stomp enemies when you can and save throws for guards that are hard to reach.
Poles, ledges and awnings often let Aladdin bypass ground enemies entirely, so look up before charging ahead.
During the carpet escape, react to the falling rocks early rather than hugging one side of the screen.
How to Play Aladdin
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Is Aladdin free to play?
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What console is Aladdin for?
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What genre is Aladdin?
Aladdin is a action, platformer game. It was made for the SNES.
Can I play Aladdin on my phone?
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