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The upcoming eShop throwback has fantastic shades of Capcom's NES classics.

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Paul from DJ Podcasts writes "Scrooge McDuck is back with the latest HD remake DuckTales. Thats right, the original NES classic has been revitalised and energised for the 21st century. So how does it hold up today and will DuckTales faithful find it worthy of its modern day price tag?"

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Life is like a hurricane. It slowly turns in a large circular motion, eventually leading all things back to where they started. Theres no better explanation for the recent resurgence of DuckTales, a series whichafter lying dormant for about two decadeshas seen two new games within the past two months. Unlike its older sibling, DuckTales Remastered, DuckTales: Scrooges Loot is a brand new title with a vastly different approach: a team-based shooter.

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The original DuckTales was released in 1989 but, like many games from that era, it hasnt aged very well. WayForward were tasked with modernizing DuckTales gameplay formula for the modern downloadable game market.

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Didamia from Post it gamer states "In the end, DuckTales Remastered packs a lot of the charm of the 8-bit game, but after the iconic, chiptunes theme song ends; that warm glowing nostalgic feeling you had quickly fades away."

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Gamezebo Rating: Life is like a hurricane. It slowly turns in a large circular motion, eventually leading all things back to where they started. There's no better explanation for the recent resurgence of DuckTales, a series which--after lying dormant for about two decades--has seen two new games within the past two months. Unlike its older sibling, , DuckTales: Scrooge's Loot is a brand new title with a vastly different approach: a team-based shooter. Scrooge's Loot starts off with a cutscene of Scrooge McDuck writing a letter to his nephews. Suddenly, he realizes his money vault is being attacked by his greatest villains. That's the extent of the story, for the most part. The voice acting in the initial cutscene is covered by the original cast, which is a nice touch, but that's as far as the nostalgia blast is willing to go. Scrooge's Loot is DuckTales in name only. After the initial cutscene, you'll be given a generic, customizable character who will battle other generic, customizable characters. The only carryover from the source is Launchpad running the tutorial and commenting on your deaths. This lack of involvement with the rest of the series makes the main menu's version of the theme song feel like a lie. The game lacks the charm and character even DuckTales Remastered manages to implement.