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"Ducktales is one of those franchises that instantly takes me back to my childhood and rekindles fond memories of the television series and whilst I was never fortunate enough to play the original NES game, Capcoms revival of the classic series with DuckTales Remastered appeases that inner child, whilst also getting to play an updated classic along the way." AMHNetwork's review of DuckTales, though a year late covers off on the downloadable release. Agree with their thoughts?

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Talk about pure retro bliss. Shovel Knight is one of the most well-known Kickstarter video games, having gotten a lot of pre-release coverage on YouTube and other major gaming sites. The game appeared to be a love letter to the NES era, using an 8-bit look and borrowing game mechanics from titles like Mega Man, DuckTales and Castlevania. What's more, the game was being developed by a group of former WayForward employees, who had worked on previous retro revivals like Double Dragon Neon and DuckTales: Remastered; they were now separated and working under the name Yacht Club Games. Expectations were impossibly high, and it seemed inevitable that the game would disappoint upon release.

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GameZone: "Whether you've played the original or not, DuckTales: Remastered is a beautiful way to revisit the past. It's true to its NES forefather, and the entire time you're playing, it feels like you're playing an old school game from 1990. It's also impossible to avoid the sheer, unadulterated nostalgia that fills up inside of you as you play. DuckTales isn't just a love letter to fans of the original game; it's the love letter to fans of this entire splendid series."

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8CN: The DuckTales Remastered soundtrack is now available on Amazon's MP3 store. The 90-minute digital download contains 47-tracks, and includes both Jake Kaufman's remixes as well as the 8-bit original.

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Just a week after web series "Saturday Morning Slow Jams" posted a video of the