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1119584 No.1119584[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

SNES has no sword.

>> No.1119594
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1119594

who thought this was a good idea?

>> No.1119604

I liked the Genesis Disney games a lot as a kid, but I didn't have an SNES and missed out on a lot of the Capcom ones. Which are generally considered the best?

>> No.1119703

In the movie he doesn't have sword either

>> No.1119706

>>1119703
He used one very briefly to free Jasmine from the hour glass.

>> No.1119792

>>1119706
shut up, street rat

>> No.1121246

>>1119584
I loved the SNES version but I didn't play a lot of the Genesis version. The SNES version seemed a lot shorter or maybe I was just better at it. It is weird how different they are instead of just being copies of each other.

>> No.1121296

>>1119594
I've tried that level about 20 times, I always failed at the platform part where the lava surge catches you in mid jump.
I found the lava level much harder than the carpet riding part, I really could have used that ''Nice Try'' skip to get me past the level.
I never managed to beat Aladdin because of that one fucking part.

>> No.1121298

>>1119584
So the Genesis was the try-hard edgy console. It even had primitive dubstep music.

>> No.1121328

>>1121298
Actually Genesis was the most fun and easy console.

>> No.1121365
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1121365

I love both the Super NES and Sega Genesis. Personally, I found myself playing more SNES games, but I'll admit the Genesis has a unique charm that is unmatched.

Sometimes the Super NES games would out-do a Sega game. I think Street Fighter II is a great example of that. But sometimes the Sega would out-do the SNES. Earthworm Jim is a prime example.

Aladdin on the Genesis, in my opinion, was far superior to the SNES version. If I'm gonna play Aladdin, it's definitely gonna be on the Sega. The sword-play and cool level designs seal the deal for me.

>> No.1121589

Virgin Aladdin has no final boss

>> No.1121598

>>1121589
???

>> No.1121625

>>1119584
But SNES has level design, good platforming and PROPER HITBOXES.

>> No.1121682

>>1121589

it does..... it's just very bad.

>> No.1121694

I don't understand why you'd prefer the genesis over the snes aladdin, for a nigh useless weapon even. Also aladdin moves way too close to the direction he's moving in and the camera lags behind, this is pretty much the sign of a shitty game

>> No.1121698

>>1121328
It was more attractive anyway, at least in comparison to the American SNES which in addition to being an ugly box also yellowed with age.

I still prefer the exclusive games on it, though.

>> No.1121703

>>1119792

I don't buy that

>> No.1121705

>>1121703
If only they'd look closer.

>> No.1121718

>>1121694
Because MUH GRAPHICS

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>>1121298
>It even had primitive dubstep music.

>> No.1121745

>>1121296
>I always failed at the platform part where the lava surge catches you in mid jump.

You have to wait until the lava surge ends. Then jump. You have enough time for it, even if it looks like the rock is about to sink.

>> No.1121750

I like both.

>> No.1121762
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>>1121705
Would they see a poor boy? No, siree.

>> No.1122237

This game and Quack Shot were my life as a kid.

>> No.1122254

>>1122237

Quackshot is an 11/10 game.

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>>1121298
>primitive dubstep music
>dubstep