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'''Aladdin''' may refer to...
Unlicensed ports of Virgin Interactive's Aladdin:
 
*[[Aladdin (Super Game)|Super Aladdin]] (NES)
 
*[[Aladdin II (Famicom)|Aladdin II]] (NES)
 
*[[Aladdin 2000]] (SNES)
 
   
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== Ports ==
Unlicensed ports of Capcom's Aladdin:
 
*[[Aladdin (Hummer Team)|Aladdin]] (NES)
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*''[[Aladdin (Hummer Team)]]'': an NES port of the SNES version of ''Disney's Aladdin''.
*[[Aladdin II (Genesis/Mega Drive)|Aladdin II]] (Sega)
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*''[[Aladdin (Super Game)]]'': an NES port of the Mega Drive version of ''Disney's Aladdin'' developed by [[Super Game (company)|Super Game]].
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*''[[Aladdin II (Famicom)]]'': an NES port of the Mega Drive version of ''Disney's Aladdin'' developed by [[Chengdu Tai Jing Da Dong Computer Co]].
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*''[[Aladdin II (Mega Drive)]]'': a Mega Drive port of the SNES version of ''Disney's Aladdin''.
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*''[[Aladdin 2000]]'': an SNES port of the Mega Drive version of ''Disney's Aladdin''.
   
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== Hacks ==
Other pirates:
 
*Aladdin III (NES) - hack of [[Magic Carpet 1001]].
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*''[[Aladdin: The Return of Jafar]]'': a hack of the Japanese version of ''The Astyanax''.
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*''[[Aladdin 2 (GBA)]]'': one of the many hacks of ''[[Digimon Adventure#Game Boy Advance Version|Digimon Adventure]]''.
*The Aladdin: Return of Jafar (NES) - hack of Astyanax.
 
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*''[[Magic Carpet 1001#Hacks|Aladdin III]]'': a hack of ''Magic Carpet 1001''.
*[[Aladdin Deck Enhancer]] (NES) - cartridge system.
 
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[[Category:Famicom/NES games]]
 
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== Accessories ==
[[Category:SNES games]]
 
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*[[Aladdin Deck Enhancer]]: an NES peripheral that's purpose was to make it easier for unlicensed developers to produce games.
[[Category:Mega Drive/Genesis games]]
 
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Latest revision as of 06:54, 6 November 2023

Aladdin may refer to...

Ports

Hacks

Accessories

  • Aladdin Deck Enhancer: an NES peripheral that's purpose was to make it easier for unlicensed developers to produce games.