Exhuminator wrote:Xeogred wrote:I thought Quackshot was on the NES too though. Am I mixing it up with something else?
There is a Donald Duck game on NES, or rather Famicom:
However when this game came to the USA, it became something else entirely.
More info:
http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Donald_Duck_(Famicom_game)
Beat me to it.
It was released on the NES as a Snoopy game:
racketboy wrote:I'm looking forward to hearing fresh takes on Quackshot. It's been on my shopping list, but need more feedback
I played Quackshot a couple years ago, and thought it was pretty good. It has some adventure game qualities to it in hunting for items at certain locations, and going back to levels to open up further areas. The inside of the pyramid, and the last level (which is completely bonkers) are two major sticking points in terms of difficulty, though. I thought it was a pretty fun game, overall.
BoneSnapDeez wrote:Little Nemo: The Dream Master... "Collecting" stuff in giant ass levels. No.
Aw, man. That's one of the best games on the NES, though--.
crazythink4 wrote:Breezed through DuckTales and enjoyed it quite a bit. Had to get back into the groove with the controls since you needed to be precise in places, but once I did that it was fairly easy (like I remembered). I wonder if it'd be as easy if I were a complete newcomer...
Definitely not. I played DuckTales for the first time about a year and a half ago, and it was definitely one of the more finicky Capcom platform games I've ever played, in terms of controls. I struggled with the Amazon stage for an extremely frustrating amount of time at first. After coming to grips with its idiosyncrasies, it was manageable, but I think the reason it's remembered as an easy game is because of the relatively few stages, and people playing it when they were young, and more patient with investing time into a game with only five stages.
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I went through the games I have to look for ones that would fit the criteria.
I've beaten these:
Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (NES)
Ducktales (NES)
Hi no Tori: Hoou Hen (NES)
Little Nemo: The Dream Master (NES)
Aladdin (GEN)
The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie (GEN)
Magical Taruru~to Kun (GEN)
McDonald's Treasure Land Adventure (GEN)
Mickey Mania (GEN + Sega CD)
Mickey's Ultimate Challenge (GEN) -- Just say "no," kids.
Quackshot (GEN)
World of Illusion (GEN)
Cyborg 009 (Sega CD)
Hamelin no Violin-hiki (SNES)
Kishin Douji Zenki: Battle Raiden (SNES)
Mickey no Magical Adventure (SNES)
Mickey to Donald - Magical Adventure 3 (SNES)
Shonen Ashibe: Goma-chan no Yuuenchi Daibouken (SNES)
I haven't beaten any of these:
Batman (NES)
Tetsuwan Atom (NES)
Tiny Toon Adventures (NES)
AAAHH!!! Real Monsters (GEN)
The Adventures of Batman & Robin (GEN) -- Not sure this would really count.
Garfield: Caught in the Act (GEN)
Ghostbusters (GEN)
The Jungle Book (GEN)
Jurassic Park (GEN)
Robocop Versus the Terminator (GEN) -- Too much action?
Spider-Man / X-Men: Arcade's Revenge (GEN) -- Ditto?
Taz in Escape From Mars (GEN)
Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Hidden Treasure (GEN)
Toy Story (GEN)
The Amazing Spider-Man vs The Kingpin (Sega CD)
Go! Go! Ackman (SNES)
Tiny Toon Adventures (SNES)
I think I'll probably try to beat Buster Busts Loose, and Buster's Hidden Treasure, since those are games that I have some history with: A kid who lived in my apartment complex had Buster Busts Loose, and I thought it was really fun. So I asked for Buster's Hidden Treasure, and while I liked it, I don't think I ever got past the third or forth boss. It's been a long time since I last played it. I just remember the bosses being a real pain.
I've also spent a fair amount of time with Tetsuwan Atom, Batman & Robin, Garfield, Robocop, Amazing Spider-Man, and Go! Go! Ackman in the past. So maybe I'll look to those, as well--except Atom, and Robocob, because those two games are made of insanity.