As this was actually released pretty much after Aladdin (and I'm talking about the video game based on the Disney animation), it has the same feeling overall. Quality platforming action, nice graphics, nice gameplay. Although IMO it doesn't reach the quality that Aladdin has, it's still very nice.

I played this game a lot when it was released, enjoyed it a lot! The gameplay mechanics are very arcade, so it's good fun all in all. Reminds me a bit about Carmageddon.

Very worthy version of a classic game, recommended for the fans of the original and to others as well!

This game has its moments, both in single player-mode and in multiplayer too. The second game in the series keeps all the good parts of the first one, and adds even more.

It's a fun, small, casual game to play when you feel like driving with small cars in an unusual environment.

Downloaded it some while ago, tried to play it, ended up with a wee bit of frustration as the random encounters just kept coming and coming. Wasn't able to see more than one hentai-scene, which wasn't anything too praiseworthy, so just dropped it pretty much.

I don't know, you might like it. I didn't.

I remember that I have played this. The only thing that comes into my mind about the moments when I've played this game as a kid, are when I've had the "onemorelevel"-effect, including the "pullingmyhairoff"-frustration level. Still liked it and kept coming for more day after day.

Not the best one of its kind, but worth a test.

As mentioned before, this all started Heroes of Might and Magic. As I've played those before checking this one, I was a small bit disappointed about some aspects of this game.

Still like it, and it could be said that this game started something revolutionary continuing with the HOMM-series.

Though Privateer does the thing like million times better, this game is still very enjoyable, mainly because it's a bit lighter and more casual.

Yes, oh I remember those times when the games emitting a license of some movie/cartoon/series had some quality. This game is actually a very great example of that, being the reason why some oldskool-gamers are hugely disappointed to see what sort of crap Disney is publishing as a video game these days.

Really recommend this for fans of quality platformers and Disney cartoons!

This game definitely added the thing that the first Jazz Jackrabbit was missing: The Multiplayer mode. It was really just extremely great fun to play this game as a co-op with one of your mates, enjoying the graphics and the music.