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As happy as I am this seems so random. It's literally been over 2 decades since the last show. P.S. the last show was in November of 1990 (man I feel old!). Wonder what made them pick this.
As happy as I am this seems so random. It's literally been over 2 decades since the last show. P.S. the last show was in November of 1990 (man I feel old!). Wonder what made them pick this.
People literally begged them for it. It's considered one of the greatest games of it's era.
We don't need to completely rework classic games in the sake of making them more modern, and exploring an old cartoon town from the 80's not only wouldn't add anything, it would inevitably be just a distraction and a time sink from any real gameplay.
Keep classic games in classic styles, we've got plenty of newer games if we want an open world sandbox.
What?
I mean if the game did well so they'd bring out an all new 3D open world game based on Duckberg. I don't know how you inferred from my comment that I'd somehow expect them to add it in this game.
Not PONY TAILS? WTF? that's what they were singing in the theme the whole time?
I'm I the only weirdo that wished this stayed completely 2D and looked like it was developed for one of their top end 2D arcade machines?
Probably asked and answered, but does this allow the possibility that the original game would be included in this, or perhaps released elsewhere (virtual console) so I can legally play it again?
Nonetheless, I am giddy as ever about this news and a possible Rescue Rangers remaster.
That from Kitsune is good too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5QedygXR0Y
All I want is this.
Pretty please.
The music was so amazing.
Maui Mallard 2 Designs
In Valladolid's interview with artist Oliver Wade, several designs are shown of what would be Maui Mallard 2. The story, game design documents and character designs were all done due to the amount of work that was put into the supposed launch of Maui Mallard media, but once the first game failed to gain any sort of success or recognition, the game and anything related to Mallard was quietly cancelled. The interview can be found here.
Maui Mallard is actually the easiest thing that Disney could bring over, as the game was developed by Disney themselves and not something by Capcom or Sega.
Unfortunately, from the HG101 article which actually has some Cold Shadow 2 prototype media:
So it basically didn't even do well at the time.
""We had to make it significantly easier and more accessible.""
All I want is this.
Pretty please.
The music was so amazing.
How could the game be easier except for removing the illusionary wall thing.
That said, pretty cool. Ducktales is my favorite NES game
I just noticed that I read my ducktales stories so much that I still know exactly what happened in that story just by seeing those last 2 panels.
Wow.
I kinda wanted Disney to find the scrapped 4 player Ducktales arcade game. I know it's in the Disney vault you fuckers! RELEASE THE CODE.
Ducktales was one of my favorite NES games and TV shows as a kid, but I really hate when 8/16-bit games are "remastered" to look like flash games. Super Mario All-Stars is how 8-bit games should be updated imho.
Not to mention cash grabs usually have zero effort put into them. This obviously has a lot of new content. It's basically a new game.People are really, really fucking stupid. It's why the new Gears game will sell gangbusters.
I'm not sure how well it did in Europe where it was actually called that (almost at least: "Donald in Maui Mallard"), but from the same article:Yeah, it didn't do well.
They probably should have just called it 'Donald Duck in Cold Shadow'. It also didn't help that it was a really late release.
In hindsight it was probably a stupid decision. Also, I only just found out the game never came out for Genesis in the US.In a move that proved fatal to the potential success of the game, the decision was made by Disney to remove all mentions of Donald Duck in both ads, in game product and the manual and change the name into Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow. This was done for two reasons. Disney was rather nervous of the reaction of many watchdog groups in America of seeing Donald handle a gun and starring in a game which has such a distinctly different tone than anything he has been in before. Disney also felt that Donald's image had lost some steam with the young crowd at the time.
Yeah, it didn't do well.
They probably should have just called it 'Donald Duck in Cold Shadow'. It also didn't help that it was a really late release.
If there is a classic gaming heaven where old gamers go to when they die, there is no doubt that the DuckTales 'Moon' theme is what plays on your journey there.
That hardcore gaming 101 article really makes me want to play "Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi". Wow, that games looks like loads of fun. Also, love that boxart. Needs to be in my Super Famicom collection.Unfortunately, from the HG101 article which actually has some Cold Shadow 2 prototype media:
So it basically didn't even do well at the time.
Honestly didn't even know it was a Disney game or that that was Donald until just now. All these years I thought it was a new mascot platformer by some unknown company in an era swarming in them. Ducks were big back then so I assumed it was a shameless attempt to get in on that by crapping out another duck character. I completely ignored it as a result. Well... that and I don't recall much of a marketing push. Like none at all.
All I want is this.
Pretty please.
The music was so amazing.
And someone in this thread said the game had no personality... damn that's so swank I almost want that to be my avatar... almost.
I just noticed that I read my ducktales stories so much that I still know exactly what happened in that story just by seeing those last 2 panels.
Wow.
Disney had a little magazine when I was a kid that had a few, but I can't remember seeing them in ages and I believe they were canceled. We never got any large collections of them and I can never remember seeing any.
Letting the player swim in money is questionable after the financial crisis...or maybe its just another form of power fantasy.
if it only weren't download only, i would pay 8 extra for a boxed version