Disney's Activity Center: Aladdin

Disney's Activity Center: Aladdin (1994)

by Gryphon Software Corp., Disney Interactive
Genres:Simulator
Themes:Sandbox, Kids
Story:Like other instances of the Activity Center series, Disney's Activity Center: Aladdin is a collection of minigames inspired by the atmosphere of the movie. The Genie presents the games directly to the player and helps them learn the controls, giving useful tips for completing the activities.
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