Here is the full list of games included in this collection: - Disney’s Aladdin: SNES, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Sega MegaDrive - Disney’s Aladdin – Final Cut: Sega Mega Drive - Disney’s ...

If you are a child of the '90s, you probably remember endless heated debates about which version of Aladdin was superior (the SNES version isn’t included in the new collection). It was a symptom ...

Notable in the press release is the absence of the SNES version of Disney’s Aladdin, a very different game than the Genesis version, that also has the distinction being designed by Resident Evil ...

SNES Release 1993 GBA Release 2004 Capcom’s second-highest-selling game on the SNES, Aladdin was then later ported to the GBA ...

The best version of Aladdin is…. Via theoldcomputer.com This one. It’s obviously this one, you idiots. How can there even be any discussion about this? I mean, really? Come on now. The SNES ...

If you owned a Sega Mega Drive/Genesis or Super Nintendo in the 1990s, you most likely owned one or both of Disney Software’s 16-bit video games: Aladdin and The Lion King. Known for their ...

SNES owners boasted that they had Street Fighter ... Another famous bone of contention is Disney's Aladdin, which was released on both formats in different forms. The Sega Genesis / Mega Drive ...

The Genie appears in the North American-published version of the SNES game’s box art, but the Japanese release featured only Aladdin, Abu and the Magic Carpet on its cover. “Originally ...

Nighthawk Interactive and iam8bit are planning physical releases of the classic Disney games, including limited "Legacy" cartridges for Aladdin on the Genesis/Mega Drive, and Lion King on SNES ...

Aladdin' is a verified classic ... creative director for The Lion King on the Genesis and SNES, talked about the mandate for extra difficulty set down by Disney themselves.

Pit Fighter was, at best, a mediocre arcade game with “advanced” graphics that were never going to work on the Genesis or SNES. The Aladdin games for SNES and Sega Genesis are classic ...

Specifically speaking, while the original Disney Classic Games was a solid compilation, it was missing one key game from Disney's past: the SNES version of Aladdin. Both the Genesis and SNES ...