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Hand-drawn cels of the film's cast distinguish Virgin Interactive's Disney's Aladdin, the Genesis platformer known for that animation. Abu, the Carpet, and the Genie appear as drawn frames, and Agrabah's streets are built around that look.
Virgin's version arrived in 1993 and is not the only Aladdin on Nintendo shelves. Capcom's Super Nintendo Aladdin is a different game, with its own stages and its own handling of the lamp.
The NES and Game Boy editions differ again, each a separate production. Virgin's hand-drawn Genesis cart is the one the animation reputation belongs to, while Capcom's console version has to be judged on its own rooms.
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