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Not very good camera angles, but still an awesome game | | A gamer from USA says (4/Nov/2002): | Aladdin in Nasiraīs Revenge is more like a challenge game rather than a childish one. I think that by the name anyone wants to buy it(and I didnīt wanted to). But when you buy it and played, you take a big surprise. The graphic effects are good, the fights are with a sword wich you can draw and put it back in your belt. You have many challenges like fighting guards, skeletons, kali statues, giant snakes, and many other things. Also, you figth bosses like Razoul, the Giant Spider, Anubis, The Evil Sultan, and Nasira with her brother. This is a great game wich I recomend exept for the camera angles, which sometimes canīt be changed and you are in a hard situation.
| Not what it appears | | Kyle Lough from Mankato, MN says (7/Mar/2002): | Being a Disney game, I expected it to be somewhat easy since Aladdin would be aimed more towards children. I was wrong. Be it for the semi-flimsy controls, sometimes poor camera angles or the occational lag, it makes this game much more difficult than it should've been. Another down point was when using a continue, it brings you back to the beginning of the level, not the last checkpoint and you have to accomplish everything you did in the first place. You can typically find this game in bargan bins by now, but it's still not quite worth the price. Genie's phrases are mainly from the movie which make the game feel more blah, like it's a waste of time. In my opinion, the only good thing this game can be used for is as a coaster.
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