DuckTales: Remastered

Growing up, my parents introduced me to many of the older cartoons from when they were kids and before, I never really got into much modern cartoons because they didn't hold up to the old stuff. When I was young, my parents introduced me to DuckTales, it quickly became my favorite show, and when the reboot came out, I fell in love with it all over again, infact, I liked it more than the original. I had always wished that there was a game about DuckTales, I didn't think there was one, but that all changed on Christmas in 2018. My parents bought me this game, I was so excited to play it, after I was done opening up all the presents, I immediately rushed to the PS3 and started playing. I finished the game within 6 hours and even had some time to replay levels too. Over the years, I have played this only God knows how many times, because of how addicting and fun this game is. Everything about this game is absolutely perfect, it is an amazing tribute to both the NES game, and the original TV show. I wish there were more games like this one. Oh, and also, this is one of the best soundtracks I have ever heard as well.

It's a cute game today and it's always on sale so it worth to play just for the space levels music.

This game Feels Like A Love letter to the original title you can feel it it doesn't change the game mechanics at all which is kind of a love or heat relationship on how you like Nintendo system games.

Mostly fine, I mean I understand why people like this game if they played as a child and I can see all the good ideas and what all of that. I have just played so many games that have elements from this game or maybe just those things better so I can understand and see it plays in history, even i didn't feel too much Wild Plays it except for the amazing music.

Of all the classic games getting HD remasters over the past few years surely Capcom could do wrong with Ducktales, a classic from the NES that I never had the privilege to play since I was loyal to Sega. The blocky 8-bit sprites are now lovely hand-drawn animations and the backgrounds are now 3D, which I found a little incongruous to begin with but they work well with each other. The DuckTales cast return to voice the characters, which gives it even more of a cartoon feel. As a remaster it's fine.

The gameplay is a bit of a let-down. It's the standard platformer controls, and virtually identical to the NES, but the collision detection is far from perfect and the lenghty cut-scenes, inserted to give the overall story more coherence, are not skippable, which begins to grate after a first play-through.

There are 20 trophies in total, and not only is there no platinum, there isn't even any gold trophies. A few of them are ruthlessly hard and the game just doesn't have enough to offer to make fighting for them worth it.

You'll probably get about 1.5 play-throughs of this game before you get bored of it. It's not bad, but there certainly is room left for improvement.