Disney's Aladdin on Sega Genesis is one of those classic platformers that just feels right—especially if you grew up with the movie. You jump, slash with a scimitar, and dodge guards through Agrabah’s rooftops and caves, all while the soundtrack nails that nostalgic Disney magic. The animation’s surprisingly smooth for a 16-bit game, and yeah, you even get to ride the magic carpet in some chaotic escape sequences.

It’s not just a lazy movie tie-in either—the levels actually feel like they’re pulled from the film, from the marketplace chaos to the Cave of Wonders. Just don’t expect it to hold your hand; some jumps are brutal, and those lava pits? Pure evil. Still, it’s one of the better Disney-to-game adaptations out there.