SAN FRANCISCO, May 4 ― Retrogaming has never been easier. On ssega.com, Internet users can access a multitude of classic video games for free: among them, Sonic 2, Aladdin, the Mortal Kombat Trilogy, the extraordinary Street Fighter II and the unforgettable Super Mario World. Here is a selection...
. Here is a selection of five video games from the 1990s, which offer plenty of thrills to pass the time in this period of social distancing.will bring back fond memories for an entire generation. Unlike its predecessor, the new game offered a multiplayer mode and ushered in the character of Tails, Sonic's faithful sidekick. Once they had collected seven emeralds, players could also transform Sonic into Super Sonic, which made the hedgehog invincible for a few fleeting seconds.
Released for the Mega Drive and Genesis in 1993, the game, which centered on a cult character from the Walt Disney universe, was subsequently published in versions for the Game Boy, NES and Playstation 4. Navigating through the different levels, Aladdin can defend himself with his scimitar and pelt his adversaries with apples, at one point he even takes control of a magic carpet.
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