IGN ranks the top 100 NES Games. It doesnt take a master of Mad Gab to discern the phonetically equivalent true title Konami was going for with this one. Duck. Tales Remastered Review IGNShare. Nostalgias like a hurricane. By Colin Moriarty. As a child of the late 8. Duck. Tales is something I hold near and dear to my heart. Like G. I. Joe, Captain N, and TMNT, the very thought of it sets off a nostalgia bomb in my brain. It brings me back to my childhood, where Im pretty convinced everything I saw, watched, and played was better than whatever kids are occupying themselves with these days. Duck_Tales_Coverart-5.jpg' alt='Ducktales 2 Nes Soundtrack' title='Ducktales 2 Nes Soundtrack' />Disneys DuckTales is a video game based on the Disney animated TV series of the same name. It. It turns out theres a code to unlock Shin Akuma in Ultra Street Fighter II. Revealed by Capcom at this years SDCC, you can play as the characters demon form. Buy 10. Live the Georgia Theatre this DVD contains at 20 minute performance during which Bit Brigade plays the entire soundtrack to Contra while the game is. Poser Toolbox Download there. Shovel Knight Jake Kaufman PC3DS, 2014 Every good 8bit game needs a good 8bit soundtrack, and in putting together their NESera homage Shovel Knight. This is the Moon Theme Song From Ducktales Remastered This games is Seriously awesome, Pls check it out Composed By Jake Kaufman 2013 Capcom, Disney. DuckTales is an American animated television series, produced by Walt Disney Television Animation and Tokyo Movie Shinsha, and distributed by Buena Vista Television. Then again, nothing clouds memories like nostalgia, and thats where talking about Duck. Tales Remastered gets dangerous. The thing is, the very existence of Way. Forwards HD remake of Capcoms classic NES platformer 2. Capcom released the game begs a simple questions was NES Duck. Tales really as good as we remember Reluctantly, I have to conclude it only holds up pretty well. To its credit, Way. Forward has done an expert job of crafting its own spin on Duck. Tales, at least when it comes to how faithfully Remastered compares to the original. It is, at times, a screen by screen recreation of Capcoms non linear classic, right down to enemy and hidden treasure locations. It isnt just guided by the NES original in many ways, it is the NES original, just with a shiny new sheen. It will be instantly recognizable to fans, especially when it comes to its reworked, totally awesome soundtrack. But there are a list of things that Duck. Tales Remastered gets wrong, not only in some of the liberties Way. Forward decided to take, but in the reality of what Capcoms Duck. Tales has always been. The fact is, Duck. Tales is still a great NES game I went back and played it for roughly the millionth time when reviewing Remastered just to be sure but it doesnt fully translate to the 2. While Mega Man, Castlevania, Zelda, and Mario fully stand the test of time, Duck. Tales doesnt. That means Duck. Tales Remastered is fighting with deficiencies inherent in the original. That doesnt mean Remastered is a bad game in fact, its quite good, with a lot of things going for it. The original Duck. Tales was created on the NES Mega Man engine by the core team that made those games, so it comes as no surprise that its hallmark, like Mega Mans, is non linearity. Five core stages can be visited in any order, culminating in a sixth and final stage. What made Duck. Tales stand out at the time was that its non linearity was carried over into the actual stages. There are hidden paths and areas galore, lots of secret treasures to find, multiple endings, and plenty of reasons to see it all over again. Remastered has all of that, and it makes playing it a pleasure, since you can rush on through or explore every nook and cranny. Meanwhile Scrooge Mc. Duck, Duck. Tales filthy rich protagonist, looks great no more off model red coat and is wonderfully animated. Indeed, Way. Forward really outdid itself with the overall look of Remastered. Characters ranging from Launchpad to Fenton look amazing, and even Scrooges nephews Huey, Louie, and Dewey, while mere palette swaps of one another even in the cartoon, all have personality courtesy of Remastereds full voice acting. The voices are really nice touch original actor Alan Young makes his return as Scrooges voice and knocks it out of the park in the process but its an alarming emphasis on story that begins to unravel Remastered. Hopping around Transylvania. Way. Forward decided to make the plot a gigantic part of Duck. Tales Remastered to the point that it becomes intrusive, stymying, and annoying. Paddle Pop Game For Pc'>Paddle Pop Game For Pc. The introductory scene with Scrooge and company is fun, and the opening tutorial stage totally unique to this version of Duck. Tales is oft interrupted, but understandably so. But by the time you get into Remastereds short roster of stages, the constant disruption reaches a fevered pitch. It seems like every 1. Scrooge has something to say, or some long, drawn out conversation to have with someone. Pressing start and skipping cutscenes becomes a regular occurrence as a result, especially since Remastered doesnt even remember if youve witnessed a cutscene before. The story quickly goes from complementary to obnoxious. Remastered feels as refreshingly unique as the original, with a complete lack of guns or projectile attacks save the occasional rock smash, of course. Remastered is also as difficult as the original, though the playing field isnt always level. Its design suffers from an inordinate amount of cheap collisions with enemies and obstacles alike, and even when using the new simplified pogo attack option Way. Forward added to make it more accessible to new players, controls arent always responsive. Indeed, be prepared for some frustration as Scrooge occasionally decides not to react to a button press, even when its the same exact button youve been pressing for the whole game. In the plus column, I give Way. Forward credit for its reworked boss battles, which are an excellent addition. In Capcoms original, boss battles were typical NES fare, but Remastered makes each of the seven bosses feel unique and challenging. They, too, suffer from some of the same control problems mentioned earlier, but that means theres something unexpected for long time fans to encounter at the end of each level that builds on the original and twists it in a creative way. Unfortunately, Way. Forward went a little too far with one post boss twist, which is so frustrating and cheap that its worthy of a classic 1. Youll know what I mean when you get there. Remastered does do a nice job of giving us lots of extras, with multiple difficulty levels, hardcore baiting achievements, unlockable concept art, sketches, music, and more. Further options would have been nice such as ways to facilitate continues so you dont get booted back to the stage select screen after losing all of your lives but such is a fact of old school gaming life. Duck. Tales Remastered is tough, just like the game that inspired it. Dont go in expecting anything else. Duck. Tales Remastered. The classic Disney platforming adventure returns with an exciting HD refresh in Duck Tales Remastered. The Verdict. The Duck. Tales cartoons might not be hot anymore, but Duck. Tales Remastered is, in most ways, as good as Capcoms legendary NES platformer ever was. It comes packing a few twists, some better than others. Refreshed boss fights are a nice touch, but Remastereds confounding emphasis on its story is disruptive and annoying, even if it comes packing some great voice acting. Like the original, Duck. Cw Decoder Software. Tales Remastered should be all about the action, not spending a ton of time in menus skipping cutscenes you already watched ten times. Still, Duck. Tales Remastered is a worthy purchase for those who have experience with the original and are looking for a nostalgia rush. Just temper your expectations, because Duck. Tales simply isnt as good as you probably remember.