Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX Reviewed by Cyril Lachel on . As a remake, Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX is almost everything I want from this type of project. It has a gorgeous new pixel look, cool bonus modes and the ability to switch between the new and old look at a push of a button. Had the developers remade a better 2D platformer, then they really would have been onto something. Unfortunately, much like the 1986 original, Alex Kidd in Miracle World is a frustrating side-scroller with terrible gameplay, tons of cheap deaths and too many boss fights that devolve into Rock-Paper-Scissors. If you grew up loving Alex Kidd, then this is the best version of Miracle World you'll ever see. Everybody else should stick with Sonic. Rating: 50%
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