DuckTales: Remastered

Out of all the Capcom Disney NES games, there's a reason why Ducktales is still so fondly remembered and why it was the candidate of a full on remaster nearly 30 years later. The game feels great to play, pogoing off enemies and finding treasure/hidden areas. Even if the adventure aspects of this game isn't so much like a game like SOTN, it still feels fun. I will say as a guy in his mid 20s, I have almost no nostalgia for Ducktales, but I do like the NES game. That being said, while it's super awesome that they got the original voice cast to return and do a full fledge story to this game, it often feels like the game grinds to a halt pacing wise and there's little bone to chew on if at all unless you are 40 years old. After the third level in, I started skipping cutscenes. Thank god for the skip cinematics option in the menu, a lifesaver on replays as this game's story REALLY gets old on multiple playthroughs. Not horribly difficult unless you go for Extreme or Hard mode, those options will properly kick you around, especially Extreme mode which is more punishing than most NES games. I really wish Capcom would've included Ducktales 2 levels into this game as well to really lengthen this out. Those levels would be really cool to play, especially for those unaware of Ducktales 2 existence. It's pretty incredible this exist at all however, so I won't be greedy. Worth a buy and a play, especially on sale. We're way past the 80s nostalgia bit of the late 2000s early 2010s now but more older games deserve this treatment.

Yet another 'cute-aesthetic-but-actually-aggravatingly-difficult' games I'm led to believe is a fun time. This remaster of an old (and likely just as unforgiving) N.E.S title may look and sound pleasing, but at its core it's a game designed to punish you non-stop with respawning enemies, horrendously confusing level layouts, and game over screens that punt you back to the start of a stage so you can feel like an idiot retrying it. Seriously, this kind of game design should have been left in the 20th century. I played on 'medium', which only made me afraid for how irritating 'hard' was going to be. I like a lot of Capcom's works, and I know they've had a hand in a great many of Disney's game titles, but I'm not going to invest more time in a game that's actively working against me and not giving me much reasons to play. I may come back to this one, but that's not a promise.

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i loved this remake

A beautiful remaster

JUEGAZO.

Never screamed more curse words at a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ duck before

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