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Chad from We Got This Covered wrote: With the advent of Xbox LIVE Arcade, the Nintendo e-Shop, PSN and, of course, Steam, came something great. That would be one of this console generations best options: Being able to download and enjoy classic games from yesteryear, as well as modernized revamps of their memorable code. Many such titles have come and gone over the last eight years or so, allowing us to relive fond memories of childhood, return to great times with friends and remember what made games great all of those years ago. After all, though many months have passed since the days of the Atari 2600, Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy, what they gave us still resonates within the industry and must be remembered.

Added: 19.08.2013 4:21 | 4 views | 0 comments


Digital Chumps: "WayForward set out to revitalize the Capcom NES hit from nearly twenty-five years ago and I believe they succeeded. That doesn't mean Ducktales Remastered is the greatest platformer of all time or that it doesn't have it's own gripes, but for anyone that has fond memories of the TV show, original game, or 90s platforming, this is good buy."

Added: 19.08.2013 4:18 | 11 views | 0 comments


Digitally Downloaded writes: "Wayforward has an interesting track record. When the developer is working on a passion project, it is unbelievably good. When the team cares about the material they drip their hearts and souls into creating gorgeous, personality-filled animation and characters, and classic 2D level design."

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Gaming Union: "When DuckTales Remastered was revealed to be in the workings at PAX East, there was a mixture of emotions. You had people who were surprised, nostalgic and on the whole, rather pleased. After all, DuckTales is considered one one of the best NES titles. Others were wondering how Capcom would handle the Remastered version, but it ultimately comes down to difficulty, challenge and the overall changes made to in order to update the game. In short, did Capcom and WayForward do this game justice? Well yes, yes they did."

Added: 18.08.2013 9:19 | 4 views | 0 comments


Arguably one of the best and more difficult platfomers on the NES, the Capcom-published DuckTales was a very popular game for the 8-bit system. Fast forward 24 years and developer WayForward remakes and expands upon the game while staying as true as possible to the original - including in its challenge.

Added: 18.08.2013 7:19 | 2 views | 0 comments


Arguably one of the best and more difficult platfomers on the NES, the Capcom-published DuckTales was a very popular game for the 8-bit system. Fast forward 24 years and developer WayForward remakes and expands upon the game while staying as true as possible to the original - including in its challenge.