#Aladdin snes walkthrough movie#

#Aladdin snes walkthrough movie#

Each of the levels are based on most of the scenes and what occurred in the movie, even like that they added a few stages on places which weren't even in the original film which is common in most licensed games to make the game longer though you can are extra scenes that weren't in the film most importantly this just enhances the feeling of actually playing the movie itself. They are all well layered as there are some secret areas in each of the stages which gives the game sort of that treasure hunt aspect, and you can say stays true to the spirt of the film but just simply makes the game more fun. I really like the stages, each of them are the typical go from point A to B but it's how it's layered and it's execution that makes it stand out, is always something different which keeps the game fresh and challenging. You even have apples as your long-range weapon which can stun enemies but also take certain targets from a distance down, this of course was also in the 'Genesis' version (which I reviewed). You have your basic jump function to help get from point A to B but you can also use it to take down some enemies. The gameplay is spot on, the game is your platform actioner but here it's more like with Mario sort of, however what makes this stand out are in the layout of the levels and some of the physics in the game. Though may favorite song is the 'Whole New World' song, I never thought the SNES track would be just as beautiful. But there are also some original tracks that weren't in the film but are just as memorable in this game. Music in the game is also good as their pretty much the SNES versions of the famous music you heard from the original movie, I always love hearing the video game tracks on movie soundtracks giving those tracks a universal appeal as they still sound good in any version or remix. Like in most of the Capcom games their colorful and lively. But I'm fine with that because it always fits like a glove for any to everyone of the Disney properties as if those presentations were made for them. I really like the graphical presentation as it's pretty much the common one for all games released from my favorite company Capcom.

It also meant creative freedom and twice the fun as it's a whole different experience, it's the same story just a different game. This was a good move because most of the time with licensed properties their always just the same game altogether but just on different consoles with some minor differences in each. The licensed games based on the 'Aladdin' movie no doubt had a very interesting run as both came out for different consoles but were both totally different. This is another one of my favorite licensed/Disney games and video games in general.