Disney DuckTales: Remastered

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  1. Daggerstorm
    Oct 21, 2013
    8
    DuckTales Remastered follows it's predecessors foot steps. It still has the great controls that the original DuckTales had on the NES (played that a lot). The new cartoony graphic style looks nice. The new longer levels are kind of a good thing, but I miss being able to speed run the game in under 12 minutes.
  2. Mack6o4
    Sep 5, 2013
    10
    Absolutely love this game! I commend the developer for staying true to the original yet adding in some nice touches. The boss fights are a worthy improvement. The cinematic's are nice, with music and sound just like the cartoon; however, after playing through the game many times my one gripe/request to Wayforward is to please In a future patch make an option to turn off theAbsolutely love this game! I commend the developer for staying true to the original yet adding in some nice touches. The boss fights are a worthy improvement. The cinematic's are nice, with music and sound just like the cartoon; however, after playing through the game many times my one gripe/request to Wayforward is to please In a future patch make an option to turn off the cinematic/interruptions rather than having to turn off each one manually. Otherwise, excellent reproduction! If your a fan of the original or platformer genre you need this game.… Expand
  3. Jaruko
    Sep 9, 2013
    10
    I loved playing this game. It has so much nostalgia to its game play for all veteran gamers. Now the revamped version is so beautiful, its a great short play worth every penny. I would recommend getting this game for a wonderful trip to the past to revisit Ducktales universe, with new revamped boss battles and wonderful cinematic that never existed back then in video games. I was notI loved playing this game. It has so much nostalgia to its game play for all veteran gamers. Now the revamped version is so beautiful, its a great short play worth every penny. I would recommend getting this game for a wonderful trip to the past to revisit Ducktales universe, with new revamped boss battles and wonderful cinematic that never existed back then in video games. I was not disappointed and played this game several times humming the tunes and reliving the past.… Expand
  4. BasilZero
    Jan 7, 2017
    8
    Game: Ducktales Remastered
    Genre: Adventure Platformer
    Developer: Capcom/Wayforward System: Steam (PC) Total Score: 80/100 Value Score: 80/10 • Story: 8/10 • Characters: 8/10 • GamePlay: 8/10 • Graphics: 9/10 • Sound: 10/10 • Music: 8/10 • Length: 4/10 • Replay Value: 7/10 • Player Value: 8/10 Pros +Remaster of the 1989 classic +Fully voice cutscenes with the original    Game: Ducktales Remastered
    Genre: Adventure Platformer
    Developer: Capcom/Wayforward
    System: Steam (PC)
    Total Score: 80/100
    Value Score: 80/10

    • Story: 8/10
    • Characters: 8/10
    • GamePlay: 8/10
    • Graphics: 9/10
    • Sound: 10/10
    • Music: 8/10
    • Length: 4/10
    • Replay Value: 7/10
    • Player Value: 8/10

    Pros
    +Remaster of the 1989 classic
    +Fully voice cutscenes with the original voice actors
    +Remastered music
    +Replay value allows you to replay the levels after finishing the game to gain cash to unlock artwork, music, etc
    +Multiple difficulty modes
    +Achievements and Leaderboards

    Cons
    -Game is short and can only take 4-5 hours to complete main storyline
    -Controls and platforming can be dodgy at times
    -Game can become tedious or difficult at times    … Expand
  5. wardenwells
    Aug 27, 2013
    10
    This game is fantastic and deserves all the praise in the world for being a good remake of a classic, enjoyable game. Disney-quality animation, improved soundtrack, deeper and more complex boss fights and the original voice actors from the show are all terribly awesome reasons to play this game again. The best part is that now, in addition to the addictive nature of collecting all thatThis game is fantastic and deserves all the praise in the world for being a good remake of a classic, enjoyable game. Disney-quality animation, improved soundtrack, deeper and more complex boss fights and the original voice actors from the show are all terribly awesome reasons to play this game again. The best part is that now, in addition to the addictive nature of collecting all that cash in-game, you can actually spend it on cool tributes and art from the show (even the original soundtrack!). There's even a story now, so it's like you're playing an episode from one of the greatest cartoon shows ever, and if you want to skip the cinematics, just hit two buttons and off you go. This helped to remind me why Capcom is one of the best.… Expand
  6. Mykwon
    Dec 30, 2016
    0
    Crashes miserably at the final boss. Tons of people reporting this problem and no updates. You guys suck. Don't buy unless you don't want to get any ending and any achievements for finishing the game.
  7. SlyguyTheCritic
    Sep 30, 2013
    8
    So, I went into Ducktales Remastered expecting a refreshing and fun revival of the old Ducktales games (1 and 2), and that's what it essentially was, despite a few little annoyances. The graphics look nice, and the game controls and works fine, as did Ducktales, although I do have two little more problems. Firstly, they could have added more worthwhile content, for example, the minecartSo, I went into Ducktales Remastered expecting a refreshing and fun revival of the old Ducktales games (1 and 2), and that's what it essentially was, despite a few little annoyances. The graphics look nice, and the game controls and works fine, as did Ducktales, although I do have two little more problems. Firstly, they could have added more worthwhile content, for example, the minecart sections are pretty cool at first, but they don't really add much, and the redone bosses actively detract from the game. My second little problem is that sometimes the hitboxes seem a teensy bit off. The game's pretty good though, if you're interested in it, it's probably worth buying it.… Expand
  8. OmegaM
    Oct 22, 2013
    9
    It is scientifically impossible to make a game that improves so much onto another game. The spritework is gorgeous, the 3D models works a lot with the sprites, the music is perfect, the difficulty is great (it can be quite hard, and you can do short work on the bosses once you know what you need to do, the voice acting and the cutscenes work just like the show. It's a great, great game,It is scientifically impossible to make a game that improves so much onto another game. The spritework is gorgeous, the 3D models works a lot with the sprites, the music is perfect, the difficulty is great (it can be quite hard, and you can do short work on the bosses once you know what you need to do, the voice acting and the cutscenes work just like the show. It's a great, great game, and it's almost a crime that so many critics gave it a low score because of the difficulty.… Expand
  9. CaptainN
    Aug 13, 2013
    9
    When I first heard this game was coming out i literally squealed with excitement...sweet sweet nostalgia. Then i when i was able to play it, i relived some of the best times in my life..overall its a very enjoyable game with one hell of a soundtrack and excellent voice acting... but there is a few things that i didn't agree with...1 being the constant story interruptions within the mainWhen I first heard this game was coming out i literally squealed with excitement...sweet sweet nostalgia. Then i when i was able to play it, i relived some of the best times in my life..overall its a very enjoyable game with one hell of a soundtrack and excellent voice acting... but there is a few things that i didn't agree with...1 being the constant story interruptions within the main game...i felt like i had to press the skip cinematic options way to many times. Also this game...although fantastic on the PC and console systems should really be geared toward the handheld market like the PS Vita or the 3DS because the control over scrooge would feel more natural. Overall i give it a 9 because despite a few flaws its allot of fun!!! Buy it!… Expand
  10. klopki
    Aug 13, 2013
    9
    This is the type of game that will make you mad after dying when you're at the end of the level and honestly that's ok.I got tired of the modern games re spawning you 10 meters from the place where you got killed EVERY TIME when you die, because that is not challenging at all.After repeating the same level, you're starting to notice that this game wants you to have a real challenge,This is the type of game that will make you mad after dying when you're at the end of the level and honestly that's ok.I got tired of the modern games re spawning you 10 meters from the place where you got killed EVERY TIME when you die, because that is not challenging at all.After repeating the same level, you're starting to notice that this game wants you to have a real challenge, without being impossibly difficult.This is the world with rules that you have to learn in order to beat it, you have to KNOW how everything works, what is the pattern of the boss, where in the darkness is the trap that killed you the last time or else you're going to suffer, a lot.Ther graphic is beautiful and it runs smoothly on highest resolution on my crappy pc, but I don't like the way in which characters are talking without opening their mouths, this was really annoying when I saw that a BOSS (Magica De' Spell)actually had an animation for laughting, but I guess the publisher was in a hurry and Way Forward didn't have the time for animating speech and lip-synch.The soundtrack is perfect and suprisingly there's even one 8-bit music that was remade as a dubstep(even if you're not a fan of dubstep [I'm not] you have to admit that this one is really good).The voice acting is perfect and it's is a joy to listen every character.The gameplay is almost the same as in the original game(there are slightly different boss battles).The controls are also the same as in the original game(go left,right,jump,hit a box[there's even a option to turn on a"hard pogo"for the people who liked the original controls]),the only thing I don't like is that I couldn't use my logitech gamepad even though it worked fine with many other games(like FEZ) and the game shows gamepad option in menu.The story is rather simple but the dialogues are written well and as if this was a good old DuckTales cartoon.Basically DuckTales Remastered is an old-school platformer made for modern technology, and thats exactly what I wanted to get when I've heard about this remake for the first time.

    Pros:
    -Beautiful graphic
    -Funny Dialogues
    -Amazing soundtrack
    -Good optimization
    -Challenging, but not annoying

    Cons:
    -Missing speech animations
    -Doesn't work with every Joy-pad    … Expand
  11. KratosITALY
    Aug 20, 2013
    8
    The essential thing to now is that this is the original DuckTales, only that it has ton of extras, remastered graphics and easier pogo-jumping.
    The game is based on the nostalgia factor, and it actually works.
  12. romusz
    Aug 18, 2013
    9
    I hear a lot of complaints regarding how "interrupting" that the cutscenes for this game are. Hey, do you remember those cutscenes in the 8-bit one? No? Oh thats right, they didnt have voice acting back then, but adding a little padding to the story via voice-acted cutscenes seems to be an irritant to players now. Take those cutscenes away, however, and whats left is.....THE ORIGINAL GAME.I hear a lot of complaints regarding how "interrupting" that the cutscenes for this game are. Hey, do you remember those cutscenes in the 8-bit one? No? Oh thats right, they didnt have voice acting back then, but adding a little padding to the story via voice-acted cutscenes seems to be an irritant to players now. Take those cutscenes away, however, and whats left is.....THE ORIGINAL GAME. That seems to piss a lot of players off, though- what exactly were they expecting, I wonder? The classic is short in length, high in difficulty, and features catchy gameplay mechanics.

    So is this game. This is "Ducktales REMASTERED", not "Ducktales 2013". If youre expecting 20 hours of game, you obviously werent around for the 8-bit Capcom platforming era. Much like the original, the levels are short, especially once youve been through them a couple of times. The level design, secrets ETC are all rather faithful to the original, and generally in the same places. The difficulty may be a turn-off for players who didnt grow up beating Mega Man 1 on the NES (though there is an EASY mode for the noobs), but for veterans, youll really be brought back when youre first knocked into a bottomless pit by a cheaply-placed, respawning enemy.

    Ive heard complaints regarding control, but I had no issues during my playthrough. I personally found the controls to be extremely sharp and reactive. Every time I died, even if it was to a cheap enemy popping up, it was my own fault- not because "the controller didnt respond", but rather, "*I* didnt respond". Thats how these old titles played: split-second reaction time and memorizing the levels. Hit detection is fantastic as well- Ive landed many times on one pixel's worth of toe on a cliff, and didnt fall in. Likewise, enemies have grazed me and did no damage because I wasnt actually touched.

    As it is, the game is a beautiful remake, with hand-animated sprites and a combination 2d/3d painted packground. The re-scored soundtrack catches the flair of the original, skillfully combining chiptune beats with current-day sound.

    This is exactly what I wanted out of this remake- the short, tough, fun Ducktales I grew up playing, with just enough "oooooh" to put it on its own level without changing it into something completely different. Sure, they could have added more worlds, enemies, items, attacks, abilities, ETC, but if they did, it wouldnt be the CLASSIC GAME, it would be a different game with the classic smashed in there just to get the ball rolling.

    Overall, I'll say this: if you loved the original, youll love this, down to the same flaws the original had. If you never played the classic, I can only advise to try it first, or be prepared for lots of dying- and if youre too ADD to listen to the authentically voice-acted cutscenes, press START and skip them. Just dont complain that the game winds up being 90 minutes long after you do.    … Expand
  13. Geen
    Aug 17, 2013
    9
    Capcom made a fantastic NES game off a license they probably had no idea what to do with 24 years ago. Wayforward has taken that game, fleshed out levels that desperately needed fleshing, and repackaged not only as an excellent homage to the original but to the cartoon as well. Graphics are vibrant, the music is fantastic, and the controls are tight. The story that is crafted around theCapcom made a fantastic NES game off a license they probably had no idea what to do with 24 years ago. Wayforward has taken that game, fleshed out levels that desperately needed fleshing, and repackaged not only as an excellent homage to the original but to the cartoon as well. Graphics are vibrant, the music is fantastic, and the controls are tight. The story that is crafted around the insanity of the original game's structure hits all the right chords of a DuckTales cartoon with fantastic writing and voice acting, and every cut scene can be skipped with two button presses for those who aren't interested.
    In short anyone who is a fan of 2D action platformers should be checking out DuckTales.    … Expand
  14. Zeks
    Aug 14, 2013
    9
    A really great example of developers sticking as close to the original material as possible. Essentially it's more or less the same game but with 8-bit art limitation lifted. It is drawn and animated by someone with evident love towards the series and it shows. Also, one of my biggest fears did not come true the music tunes are as catchy as the originals. All in all a masterpiece.A really great example of developers sticking as close to the original material as possible. Essentially it's more or less the same game but with 8-bit art limitation lifted. It is drawn and animated by someone with evident love towards the series and it shows. Also, one of my biggest fears did not come true the music tunes are as catchy as the originals. All in all a masterpiece.

    The only gripe I have with the game can't turn off cutscenes from showing up, thus 9 and not 10.    … Expand
  15. Johangir
    Aug 14, 2013
    10
    Gameplay is faithful to the original. Graphics and audio are remastered from scratch, but maintain the same theme. If you are a zealous fan of the original games, the storytelling and dialogue will seem intrusive. Many of us who enjoyed the game and the TV series both will thoroughly enjoy the spirit the story brings. The additions like the new intro level (its stage music is FANTASTICGameplay is faithful to the original. Graphics and audio are remastered from scratch, but maintain the same theme. If you are a zealous fan of the original games, the storytelling and dialogue will seem intrusive. Many of us who enjoyed the game and the TV series both will thoroughly enjoy the spirit the story brings. The additions like the new intro level (its stage music is FANTASTIC btw) and gallery are welcome to fans of the show and gives good incentive to collect as much cash ingame. However, the most awesome addition will fulfill the desires of ANY DuckTales fan:

    YOU CAN ACTUALLY DIVE INTO AND SWIM AROUND SCROOGE'S MONEY PIT. SOLD.    … Expand
  16. AngryJoesnum1Fa
    Aug 14, 2013
    10
    Rating this game lower than a 10... is absolutely unacceptable. This game is way better than the classic and legendary NES version with a storyline to boot. The voice acting is spot on. The gameplay is fast and fluid. The graphics are beautiful and the game itself is a legendary series. Maybe this will encourage Capcom to make a Duck Tales 3 you know without any dlc lol!) BUY THIS GAME! 10/10!!
  17. Diaz_rr
    Aug 15, 2013
    10
    Duuuucks)) Thx Capcom. Good game, good work!

    Waiting for darkwing duck, cheap and dale, TNMT and other legendary hits of NES!!

    Perfect Graphics and animation! The must have.

    10/10
  18. Balder1984
    Aug 17, 2013
    8
    The game is really good remaster from the original. It will bring a lot of people, who new how it was to play these type of games back in the days, a lot of joy. The only point that maybe needs to be changed is a neasier way of skipping the cinematics. They stayed with the orignal concept and haven't created a totally different game.
    If you get further in the game you can even open    The game is really good remaster from the original. It will bring a lot of people, who new how it was to play these type of games back in the days, a lot of joy. The only point that maybe needs to be changed is a neasier way of skipping the cinematics. They stayed with the orignal concept and haven't created a totally different game.
    If you get further in the game you can even open extra's where you can see the change they made to the original game.
    Overall a lot of joy if you know the games we used to play.    … Expand
  19. ignore78
    Aug 14, 2013
    5
    I think the game is a OK remake. but the cinematics?? what is that i dont want to get interrupted every second. this is to bad. i really liked the game. and the voice acting is not very good. and what about scrooge mcduck?? has he smoked something. his voice sounds really OLD!
  20. JanGodwod
    Aug 14, 2013
    4
    I loved the game back in the day on NES and I can still play 8bit version perfectly. This one has partially broken controls pogo isn't as responsive as it used to be. I won't even start on cinematic they are good for the first time nice novelty but after a while they are really tiring. I hate making this game "go there, grab something go elsewhere" back on NES when I wanted to skipI loved the game back in the day on NES and I can still play 8bit version perfectly. This one has partially broken controls pogo isn't as responsive as it used to be. I won't even start on cinematic they are good for the first time nice novelty but after a while they are really tiring. I hate making this game "go there, grab something go elsewhere" back on NES when I wanted to skip through the levels I just did now it is unnecessary monotonous item fetching.… Expand
  21. Siegfriedm
    May 30, 2014
    5
    Honestly, I don't know how people can give this game more than 4 or 5/10. I love Duck Tales 1 and 2 on Nes, but this game is simply broken.
    Especially in Mount Vesuvius stage, I experienced many bugs.
    Rocks that hits chests, but these do not break. Being hit by a stalagmite(?) standing to 4-5 cm of screen distance from the edge of a platform. Scrooge that don't grab the chains also if    Honestly, I don't know how people can give this game more than 4 or 5/10. I love Duck Tales 1 and 2 on Nes, but this game is simply broken.
    Especially in Mount Vesuvius stage, I experienced many bugs.
    Rocks that hits chests, but these do not break. Being hit by a stalagmite(?) standing to 4-5 cm of screen distance from the edge of a platform. Scrooge that don't grab the chains also if I'm totally on it when press UP on d-pad.
    And don't speak of annoying instakill part after the boss.
    This game has some bad broken sections and collisions works very bad.    … Expand
  22. kuehnau
    Dec 23, 2013
    9
    I had my eye on DuckTales Remastered for awhile now, since I loved the NES game so much. Well it was on sale this week so I decided to pick it up and I don't regret it.

    It's a great nostalgic throw back to a franchise many of us 80's and 90's children grew up with. The music has been remastered wonderfully and I haven't had any problems with the controls. It's great that they managed to    I had my eye on DuckTales Remastered for awhile now, since I loved the NES game so much. Well it was on sale this week so I decided to pick it up and I don't regret it.

    It's a great nostalgic throw back to a franchise many of us 80's and 90's children grew up with. The music has been remastered wonderfully and I haven't had any problems with the controls. It's great that they managed to get (most?) of the voice actors back, that only make's it that much more special.

    The stages are mostly left the same, with minor changes to make it more action packed or interesting, I haven't had a problem with the stages, in my opinion it simply makes the whole experience more "refreshing".

    A complaint that seemed common with people was that the cut scenes cut away from the game and while agree that sometimes there's a little bit TOO much banter interrupting game-play, it really hasn't been a deal breaker for me and some of the major cut-scenes explaining the story and situation has been nice since the original NES game didn't really do too well of a job explaining anything, not that as kids we needed it, ha ha.

    To be perfectly honest, the only major grip I have is the art. The character sprites are wonderfully done, except the artists seem to neglect minor touches to the game, such as having the character's mouths move when they talk. The biggest issue I have though is that the sprites look wonderful, as if they were hand drawn and then everything else is a stagnant, ugly, pastel colored 3D rendered. The two styles class horribly and the artists who were doing the background and foreground work didn't even bother to have proper perspective when considering the sprites. In the introduction stage, doors, chairs and other background objects look to be 10 times bigger then character sprites and it's just lame and off-putting.

    Does that ruin the game for me? No, not really, but it is a little off-putting and really made me wish they would have just went that extra mile for attention to details. All in all, I'd pick it up, especially if it's on sale.    … Expand
  23. Shar
    Sep 1, 2019
    0
    The game is quite good, but the crash on the final boss makes it unpalyeble. Thanks for wasting my time
  24. Loler13gr
    Jan 30, 2015
    8
    It took me 2 hours and 50 minutes to finish the main story of the game and the only thing that bothered me was that there were no more levels to play in. I loved every single minute of it , even the last boss fight , and I will keep on playing it in order to unlock all the extra content. If your childhood hero is Scrooge McDuck then you should definitely play this classic masterpiece!
  25. Violett
    Dec 30, 2013
    10
    Wonderful remake. Sometimes I play old goodie NES games on my computer using emulator. Nostalgia But this game with improved graphics and improved interface, while keeping almost the same difficulty is great! I hope for more such remakes in future!
  26. Darkin20
    Dec 23, 2013
    7
    This game is mostly for the older crowd that remember the original game or TV show. It can work for a young audience as well but not as likely.

    An almost sequel remake of a great game. Simple controls yet hard to master, just like the original except the original was easier. This one has lots of secrets all over the place that will keep you exploring. Only problem I have is that the    This game is mostly for the older crowd that remember the original game or TV show. It can work for a young audience as well but not as likely.

    An almost sequel remake of a great game. Simple controls yet hard to master, just like the original except the original was easier. This one has lots of secrets all over the place that will keep you exploring.

    Only problem I have is that the controls are almost too limited. But if you like the two button approach, it is all good.    … Expand
  27. Frast2013X
    Oct 26, 2013
    7
    Odświeżenie takiego klasyka trzymam z dystansem, ponieważ sam klasyk uważam za trochę kiepski. Samo odświeżenie zostało wykonane raczej dobrze. Twórcy ładnie polepszyli(a wręcz stworzyli od nowa) silnik graficzny. Stworzyli wciągająca fabułę(a fabuła dość rzadko występuje w tego typu grach). Sama rozgrywka jest dość przyjemna ale i wymagająca(zakładam że podobnie jak sam oryginał). NieOdświeżenie takiego klasyka trzymam z dystansem, ponieważ sam klasyk uważam za trochę kiepski. Samo odświeżenie zostało wykonane raczej dobrze. Twórcy ładnie polepszyli(a wręcz stworzyli od nowa) silnik graficzny. Stworzyli wciągająca fabułę(a fabuła dość rzadko występuje w tego typu grach). Sama rozgrywka jest dość przyjemna ale i wymagająca(zakładam że podobnie jak sam oryginał). Nie wiem jak dla fanów oryginału, dla mnie dość dobra produkcja. Moja ocena 7/10… Expand
  28. AAKN
    Oct 13, 2013
    6
    Game Play : 7 )
    controls 10 )
    contactable easter Eggs 3 )
    Innovation 0 )
    graphics : 7 )
    sounds 10 )
    replay Value : 3 )
    gaming Satisfaction 4 )
    price playtime 5 )
    technical Issues 4 )
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    Over All : 5.3
  29. gaminglobster
    Jun 5, 2015
    5
    Aside from the intro theme for Sucktales making no sense and being one of the cheesiest songs i've ever listened to, this game is kinda' bad. I know that might just sound like me bashing a Disney game (as everyone else does) for it's poor qualities, but nope, this game managed to:

    1) Piss me off a little, 2) Make me question the fact that Disney has good writers, 3) Make me watch some    Aside from the intro theme for Sucktales making no sense and being one of the cheesiest songs i've ever listened to, this game is kinda' bad. I know that might just sound like me bashing a Disney game (as everyone else does) for it's poor qualities, but nope, this game managed to:

    1) Piss me off a little,
    2) Make me question the fact that Disney has good writers,
    3) Make me watch some Ducktales,
    4) Waste five (or so) hours into the game.

    These are all bad things, right? Well, maybe except for the watching Ducktales part.
    To quote my good ol' friend, he said: This game is just repetetive.

    At first i questioned this statement, after all, i loved F*cktales on the Gameboy and i even consider playing it again! However, after buying this game and playing it from start to finish. I slightly agree with my buddy.

    Sure, you do the exact same things most of the time but most of the time it's varied enough to make me enjoy the game, in similar fashion to Lego Star Wars The Video Game (See my review on LSWTVG).
    In a very similar fashion to LSWTVG, indeed!

    We all know that Lego games have loads of puzzles, heck, even most boss fights have. But in the first Lego Star Wars game for the Gamecube, the puzzle rate is somewhere between 20% to 45%.
    Same goes for this game, it just doesen't have enough varied events to make the game replayable, Now, in Lego-whatnot-wars-the-viddygem, this is somehow not a thing i cared about. Why? I have no idea (See my review on Lego-this-game's-title-is-way-too-long).

    As for the story, nothing makes logical sense, the plot is thinner than my curtains (which are basically made up of 90% air), and guess what?, actual work went into this.
    Yep, actual work. Since when did Disney do that?... OH, WAIT.
    This "work" included such things as: hiring the old voice actors from the D*cktales cartoon... and that's basically it.
    That's really something though. Finding everyone that isn't dead/a raisin and re-hiring them? They probably kicked them outta' the building when they were done, but still, that's some dedication!

    But that doesen't prevent to game from being a straight dissapointment.
    Here's a summary. I could literally sit here all day and write down all things i don't like about the game, but nevertheless; here it is:

    Pros:

    + Soundtrack has been refined and sounds better than ever!,
    + Everything is, well, remastered!

    Cons:

    - Game is too short,
    - Some of the platforming spots are complete Bullsh*t,
    - Model animations severely lag on older computers,
    - Last level is a real rager,
    - Somewhat repetetive,
    - Is not challenging at all,
    - Is probably made for kids.
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    I wanted to enjoy this game like a lot of other people, i mean, i still have some old Ducktales videotapes lying around somewhere that i recorded a long while ago, and i'm always willing to pop those ol' suckers into the VHS-player and giving it a go but this game is something else, i can tell you that for free. Next piece of advice is 10$, you see.
    The game is very clearly designed for kids, at least in my opinion. It's easy, it has next to no replayability, and it's just not a game worth spending the full price on. It's a shame too. Disney has a very bit opportunity to create high quality games, and then they decide to make somehting like disney universe, or something likewise. Sure, a lot of Disney fans are children (BTW i hate children) which makes it somewhat understandable that they make these sorta' producs. However, sometimes, even the oddest of companies can make something legendary (in my opinion). And i will be reviewing such a game very soon. So sit tight, b*tches and gentlemen!

    But when it comes to this game, in short, this game gets the score:

    5/10 (Mreh, whatever)    … Expand
  30. Sandweech
    Feb 27, 2015
    7
    This game was an overall satisfying experience for me and I would most likely recommend it to fans of platformers in general, but in the long run, 'DuckTales: Remastered' just doesn't compare to the original. I'm not sure what it is, but something was lost in the translation; it just doesn't have the same charm that the original game had for the NES. But without comparing this game to theThis game was an overall satisfying experience for me and I would most likely recommend it to fans of platformers in general, but in the long run, 'DuckTales: Remastered' just doesn't compare to the original. I'm not sure what it is, but something was lost in the translation; it just doesn't have the same charm that the original game had for the NES. But without comparing this game to the original, it's still an enjoyable experience. But how could I not compare this to the original? It's arguably one of the greatest games for the original Nintendo console, and tons of people, myself included, hold it near and dear to their hearts. So it's nearly impossible not to compare this 'updated' version to the original game that came out almost three decades ago.

    One of the biggest reasons this game doesn't have the same charm as the original, at least for me, is the soundtrack. I know some people think they did a great job with it, and maybe they did, but most of the new versions of these beloved songs are just awful, and at times barely even recognizable. I would have been much happier with this game if they had just re-released the same game with the same music and just updated the textures, but whatever, it's not the worst thing ever. And I'm not sure if they went ahead and made some of these levels longer, but the levels feel longer, and sometimes for no reason at all other than to extend the time of play. And lastly, the cut-scenes; these initially made me dislike the game greatly as there are far too many of them, but once you realize you can skip them, they're not so bad.

    Overall, this game is good, but it could have been much better. If you've never played the original than you will probably like it more than I did. It's got everything you want in a solid title; the controls are tight, the graphics are crisp and look great in high resolution, it works perfectly with a controller, and the voice acting is very well done.    … Expand
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Mixed or average reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 5 out of 6
  3. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. CD-Action
    Aug 28, 2013
    50
    A pleasant trip down memory lane, but not the one you absolutely need to take. [CD-Action 10/2013, p.66]
  2. Everyeye.it
    Aug 27, 2013
    70
    Duck Tales Remastered is a little gem churned out by Capcom and WayForward.
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  3. DarkZero
    Aug 26, 2013
    70
    I can’t see many people who grew up only knowing what a virtual gun is accepting the shortness and difficulty curve of DuckTales Remastered.
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