Duck Tales (NES) Complete Walkthrough
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- čas přidán 25. 03. 2013
- Again for you, again a platform, an NES exclusive at its release time and a pretty good one if you ask me. Scrooge McDuck wants to be the richest duck in the world, will he succeed? Discover it watching this walkthrough...
(From Wiki)
DuckTales is a video game based on the Disney animated TV series of the same name. It was first released in the United States for the Nintendo Entertainment System by Capcom in 1989. In this game, Scrooge McDuck travels around the world collecting treasures to become the world's richest duck. The game was also ported to Game Boy. This game is unrelated to DuckTales: The Quest for Gold, which was released on a variety of personal computers in the early 1990s.
DuckTales is often a subject of NES-related nostalgia and was generally popular. The game provides a good example of the work produced by Capcom in the late 1980s and early 1990s, along with such titles as those in the Mega Man franchise; both shared key personnel such as Tokuro Fujiwara, Keiji Inafune and Yoshihiro Sakaguchi. DuckTales has much in common with the Mega Man games: bright and colorful graphics, tight play control with unique gameplay dynamics (such as using Scrooge's cane as a weapon, tool, and pogo stick), and non-linear gameplay.
The player controls Scrooge McDuck, the richest duck in the world, on a quest for even more treasure. Scrooge can jump using the A button; his cane is used as a weapon to defeat enemies or strike objects (B button) and as a pogo stick to jump higher (A then B + Down). There is a wide variety of helpful non-player characters and enemy characters.
DuckTales comprises five levels that can be played in any order (similar to the Mega Man games). A boss guards the treasure that Scrooge seeks at the end of each level. There are also two hidden treasures: a golden ring in the African Mines level and a golden mirror in the Moon level. Upon finishing all five levels, the player is directed back to Transylvania for the final boss fight. DuckTales contains some non-linear gameplay, in that the player can revisit levels to get items that unlock parts of other levels.
The NES version of DuckTales contains an alternate ending shown when the player finishes the game with at least $10,000,000 and has found both hidden treasures. The alternate ending consists of the same newspaper at the end of the game except the picture shows Scrooge McDuck with a crown on his head, and the paper also states that he "stunned the world with his discovery of 2 Lost Treasures."
There is another, lesser known alternate ending, shown when the player finishes the game with $0. Doing so requires very careful planning and is the most difficult ending to obtain. Scrooge is seen sobbing and the newspaper states that he has "lost his fortune in his search for the legendary five treasures. He will use them to rebuild his empire."
Source: Wikipedia - Hry
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23:40 it's the music you looking for
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no techno hipster bitch
Judas hahaha I hate you
DuckTales on NES is the definition of a happy childhood.
1.21 gigawatts brings back simpler times
Man of cultured i see
I played on Gameboy. Looks to be basically the same game
I loved this so much back then. 😊💜
Is Happiness real?? Did I have happiness in my childhood?? I had this on NES in 90s, & *STILL* have the GameBoy cartridge!!!
I remember beating this when I was 8 years old when it first came out. It was the very first game I ever beat, followed soon by Super Mario Brothers 2. I was SO EXCITEd! I still remember it, 30 years later! Thanks, Dad!
Yeaaaaa
same here! I played a lot of NES games as a young kid, but my brother and I never really beat any early on, even though all our friends did (punch out, zelda, etc.). We just didn't have the patience (hyperactive twin boys, heh). I loved the mess out of this game because it was the first game I truly beat on my own (and it's easy to see why..... the game is redonkulously easy, and fast).
any other games I beat prior to snes days were via cheat codes (Ikari Warriors - "abba abba abba") or w/ the help of game genie, lol. Quite a few snes games I couldn't even play w/o cheat codes. Y's III is one of them, lmao. Just didn't have the patience for that game.... jesus... even with the debug menu and invincibility I was always in awe of how hard it seemed (by how much dmg I 'took').
Only game I ever beat so must of been the easiest game in history
Zelda 2 was the first NES game I beat back when I was 9 years old but then that game is one of the easiest game on NES. I did beat this game soon after though.
Just for the musical Intro I thumped it up already
Seriously that's an amazing 8-bit translation right there
rayray1983 Someone made a retarded song to this theme's beat.
MegaDestroyer 09 who?
Ahhh the innocent childhood days. : )
Oh yes! My mum gave me this when I was 4 or 5 years old. I remember how I enjoyed the final screen with Tic, Tric and Trac when I first finished this game. This is so nostalgic! Loving it.
I remember this series for 1989 and 2017
The day without responsibility, im so sad :(
I grew up on Nintendo Wii
@@theminecraft2516 May God guide you 🙂
Hell yeah! Top ten game on the NES.
Hello 1980s gamer!
And yes it is a great game!
this game is full of nostalgia
Batman NES and Ducktales 1 NES i consider perfection in good game design!
1980s gamer what are you doing here
yo matt!
I love how you let the theme tune play out at the start of the video. Truly, someone who appreciates DuckTales!
This game brings back such sweet memories it makes me tear up. The remastered version is just as sweet and exciting, but this... This was my childhood.
Capcom made surprisingly good graphics for a nes game
Capcom’s always had great graphics and music
The fact that you knew we were here for the nostalgia AND the music gets you a thumbs up from me 👍 thank you!
Thank you for letting the opening theme song play all the way through first :)
Amen!
I like how Scrooge wags his tail when he prepares a golf shot with his pogo stick.
i remember when my dad give me this game i was so happy
I remember opening a box that revealed the N64, another with sm64 and then Legend Of Zelda Ocarina of Time
My father is my hero
Arcadio Buendia happy father's day both of you lol
benji soto I've played this game before and I loved it!
Yes childhood memories...
benji soto
Your Dad Bought the Game for you to Keep You from Bothering your Sister .
I played this when I was little. The space Music or melody is my favorite.
The moon
Severus Jake That's a killer track! I covered it on my channel =)
Severus Jake The Moon stage is such a Mega Man style stage and music. Then again this was a Capcom game.
It has become a meme
Brandon Schreiber You're right. It is a meme. 😂
I'm playing the remastered version on my PS3 now! I gotta say, it's a wonderful example to how remasters should be truly made! It's duck-tastic!
Me too
They ruined the music 😭
@@MitchelHumpherys I completely disagree the original had incredible music but the remastered version are infinitely better
I remember owning this game on the NES. It's very challenging and fun. This brings back memories growing up
I had so much fun playing this game back in the day when everything was uphill
didn't have this game, but i can sense such a warmth from it. i can imagine it being from someone else's youth and being a really fond thing
+RedYellow Blue It really was a good game. You should find an NES emulator and play it all the way through. It was based on the DuckTales Cartoon which I didn't care for that much, but this game is just so much fun. There were a lot of lame games in this era and this one was well done. You can spend hours getting though it to the end. So many good memories.
RedYellow Blue yeah i feel the same.....
RedYellow Blue I wasn't alive when this game came out but I can see why people like it. Looks fun! 😁
How can a game be so perfect?
The music in this game was just amazing, the game could also be a little scary at times back when I played this at 5-6 years old. I like that they didn't shy away from that. It added to the thrill of treasure hunting.
thank you for uploading this.. i feel like walking back to the past.. this is the best memory of my childhood.25 years ago
This game is a game.
Yeah, lol
You're kidding?!
yeah yeah i think so tooo
I believe it is a game too. It's not a movie or a cartoon, I'm sure of that.
star shooter453 still a game tho
Currently playing the remake, and wow, I forgot how true to the original they actually kept it, with the stage design and everything. I loved this game as a kid. I also like how in the remake, I'm listening to remixed versions of these tunes, and they still bring back memories! :)
Wow, Fantastic walkthrough. Not one hit of damage and so many secrets. Thank you for finally completing the moon stage, When I was ten the moon stage was unbeatable to me and I finally gave up. This walkthrough gave me the closer I've been looking for. Thank you so very much. Much love. Be easy!
32:35 I think the nephews at the end were asking for their cut of the treasure, but uncle scrooge just said thanks :P
That haunted mansion stage was basically just like baby’s first “Castlevania.”
Man...1989 and CAPCOM already was The Shit !
And it's still the Shit
Dont forget it was 1989 and there was no great graphics like now
@@hassanawdi3793
Speak for yourself.
Their Megaman Levels are ART before pixel art was cool
I appreciate that whoever made this video left it on the main menu long enough for us all to jam out to the epic theme. I know I do that myself, but when other people do it too...amazing.
Man I beat this game just yeasterday after 20 years from my last attempt. It's so short! But cool as duck :P
ohh I've seen what you've done there!! lol
Man, so many hours staying the night over at my cousin's house when I was a child playing this....amongst others, of course. This one always sticks out in memory though as being one of the most fun to play. I remember liking the cartoon as a kid, but I didn't like it as much as this game. 30 years ago...wow.
I came here for two things. The first was too see what the original DuckTales game was like. The second was to hear the iconic Moon Theme. I was not disappointed. 👏
Each memory has sweet and bitter taste at same time. I am afraid the bitterness is more intensive as being aware that time cannot be turned back. In my room, playing this game and enjoying the Moon stage music. Priceless.
The music in the last stage was one of things I could remember after playing this game almost 30 years ago ;) .
I played this game more than any other NES game I never owned. Thanks for the upload here.
Big ups for letting that intro music play! Classic!
This was probably my favourite game a kid...the countless of hours grinding this game as a 8-10 year old boy =)
This was life as a child. The 90’s was so special and the games that came with it.
I'll always look back on this game fondly. It was the very first game I completed :)
I love my childhood!!!!!! Nostalgia hit me so hard!
I'll never forget winning a Super Mario contest (sm1 for nes) in a small local video rental store. I was 8 or 9 years old and the contest was who could get the highest score in 10 minutes. Still got the picture somewhere of me as my little nerdy kid self holding the score I got, lol. I think I scored around 180,000 points. I won a free game rental and chose Ducktales. I made a great choice, cause Ducktales is one of the best NES games of all time.
You think Shovel Knight gets made if not for Ducktales? When I first saw Shovel Knight's attack, I immediately thought of this game. Definitely had to of been inspired from this.
Hopefully one day Wayforward makes a remastered version of the 2nd ducktales game. They did a great job remastering the 1st one.
One of my favorites! I played this game a lot as a kid! Thanks for the memories!!
This in my opinion is the perfect Nintendo game it was when i was a kid and it is when i played it the other day it is not to easy but not to hard and graphic wise it is pretty good this game is worth owning :) i love it
+Scott Whitney It really was a good game. It was challenging and fun. So many good memories!
yep :)
Yeah, easiest game I had. Even at 7 years old, had to throw it on Difficult and try for good ending to have any sort of challenge.
Still, it was just so much fun. Short and sweet, great game.
@@Nick-jb4xi I mean, I'd rather have an easy but fun game over a hard but frustrating one
@@rac1equalsbestgame853 - Those aren't the only possible choices, but yeah.
To be fair, it was only easy on Normal. ...and I probably played it a TON since it was my first NES game. (Mario/duckhunt came with the NES)
I was already a big fan of the cartoon, so I went wild for the game. People were always asking me to borrow it. Make no mistake, it was great!
This game was the shit, awesome soundtracks.... still remember playing this as a kid.....old school. 80's was a good decade...^_^
This was my first game ever back in 1992. I used to love it.
6:03 in order to trick the totem and save money, you can go back to the left until you see a spearman who will walk towards the right. Wait for him to walk a little closer to the totem and jump on him with the pogo stick, and then grab the vine and keep going.
Pollo
One of the best games on the NES, just a classic...
Awesome play-through. Love DuckTales.
Loved that ending music..I remember racing to that treasure too ❤️
My favorite NES game. Played like everyday when I was 9 or so.
this is what you get when a company actually cares about the product they are putting out. a great game that is no doubt a classic and has really held up well over the years. there were so many garbage nes games that were so clearly rushed and mass produced and turned out to be shit. same can be said about a lot of the games today as well.
Us old gamers used to be with it, until they changed what it was. Now what we are with isn't "it" and what is "it" seems weird and scary to us. But the upside is that it'll happen to today's gamers.
Well actually it's not only about caring about your product. Disney at that time was already a rich and huge company with hella lot of game devs wishing to make some money by working for them.
Agree 💪🏾👌🏾
Chances are, if a Japanese dev was working on a game based on a western based property, or even their own country's, it would turn out fine (not always the case, but still), if a western based developer was working on a property from the west, chances are, it would ultimately end up in disaster. That's just the nature of the beast from that era.
As for today's games, outside of a small handful, I could do without ever playing them.
I played this game so many times! Loved Duck Tales the game! :)
I stayed up long into the night playing this when I was a kid. Great game.
One of the best NES games ever, of one of the best kids shows ever. Quite a legacy!
One of the few games I could comfortably complete as a 7 or 8 year old. Really was enjoyable
Brings back so many good memories!
THANKS for letting the theme play out at the start :)
I never in life ended a NES game. I did'nt end a video game until Metal Gear Solid on PS1. I love watching walk throughs of old games.
It's insane to me how much video games have changed in the last 30 years.
And not for the better, everything is all about graphics, gameplay and challenge aren't very common today.
The fact the uploader let theme music play out just makes him that much cooler. ;)
What a classic!! This game music brings back some bittersweet moments in my childhood I still love the music from the moon! 5/5
i remember laughing so hard with this when he jumps on his walking stick when i was kid :D
I used to play this game a lot as a child :')
Oh yes! I think I played this game as a kid. Totally forgot about it. These games were not only fun but they had great music in the background too!
Just came back watching from the remastered version. The classic never fails to be fun
Same
You brought me back to my childhood. Thank U)
So many swell memories with so many games. Gotta miss the simpler times :P
I love how you let the theme song plays in the beginning
Incredibly detailed graphics. Awesome.
I've had fond nostalgic memories with the classic. I'm happy to have the PS3/Xbox 360 version come out and have different things to offer. I
I beat this game when I was 4 or 5. My parents thought I was some kind of prodigy. Kids today don’t have enough appreciation for these older games that didn’t tell you what to do at every turn. It was all trial and error, you had to improve every time you got to a part you couldn’t beat before. Could be really frustrating but rewarding when you finally beat the game. I remember playing this, Super Mario 3, and Mega Man 4 for a LONG time when I was a little kid.
Today's attention spans aren't long enough for younger gamers to be able to have enough patience and perseverance to finish games from the 8 and 16 bit eras. Now I know there are some who would be willing to take up that kind of challenge, but today's games are catered to them for that reason, the attention span of a fruitfly.
This brings me back to my childhood...this game frustrated me so much because there was so much I missed
I loved playing this game. Ahhh memories!
What a soundrtacks This game has🤤😭🏅My childhood memories lives
Great game. I use to boss this game on GameBoy👌🏽 Those we the days 👌🏽
Childhood memories : )
tell me about it this game brings back so much great memories one of my favorite SNES games
tacos201211
This is not on snes)))
Word!
Thanks again algorithm 💙 Intro music brings the memories back and makes a little happier
A licensed game done well? Wow! I vaguely remember renting this when I was little.
Japanese developers tended to have a knack for finding that sweet spot for games based off of western based properties.
+ 1 billion thumbs up for letting the intro music play through.
That’s still my favorite game I will never get old playing it
One of my favourite games on NES when i was a child. In Italy i played it in 1991-92. The music was also the same of the cartoon and was translated in Italian.
Skill level: Difficult Number of hits taken from start to finish: Zero. Unreal dude, you are the NES master!
Oh boy! One of my favorite games along with World Cup and Super Mario.
Wow this brought me back crazy memories when I was very little...Take me back 😢😭
thx for letting the intro music play out :) very kind of you
When my friend had this game, and Chip and Dale 1, I wrote them off as silly kids games, these days I no longer do so, and have both games, their sequels, and both Game Boy Duck Tales games as well. The sweetest deal I found, Duck Tales 2 NES, and Chip and Dale 2 NES, combined $60 cart only at a retro game shop years back (the games were both in the $100 to $150 price range each, even at that time!), a steal of a lifetime (till I found Cowboy Kid, also locally for $5, cart only).
Now Duck Tales 1, and Chip and Dale 1 have steadily increased in price.
I always wanted to play this as a kid. How I love emulators =)
Thank you for letting the theme song play!
Loved this game as a kid,still good today 🤣
I was born in 2002.But I have played this game as a child.This games is lovely.
One thing I love about this version is how they did the background. The remaster pissed me off for years with how the backgrounds were done. It made the characters look like they were in a gaint world from mario 3. Hated that.
I remember playing this game with my brother when we were kids... I miss those simple times
This was a very pleasant game. One of my favs.
I remember playing this game back in the day, good times.
This brings back so many memories I never finished this game tho
Capcom really made some good quality games for the NES back in the day.
First1it1Giveth including Mega man and Street Fighter
Takes me back ....loved this game❤❤❤❤❤❤
I could listen the intro for days
I love this game very much. I have the remastered version of this game.
The anxiety that this brings back!!! 20 years and that mayan stone devil still gives me the heevie jeevies...
This was a fun game to play, I beat it every time.