Arabian, published by Sun Electronics in 1983, has the player climbing fantasy Arabian palaces while dodging genies and guards, in a level structure that combines fixed platforms with collapsing elements. Visually it leans on a warm palette and large sprites for its time. It's an early representative of the single-screen-per-level platformer subgenre, a distant cousin of classics like Mario Bros., and a good example of how Sun Electronics, before becoming SNK, explored pure-action formulas.
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