We should be friends!
I can't understand the love CoI gets compared to what Magical Quest gets. Capcom's take on Mickey featured everything from Megaman, Super Mario and even Bionic Commando. And with a kickass soundtrack as well! The only shitty thing is its ending which is a total cop out. I hate it now as much as I hated it in 1992.
Didn't Ducktales on PS3/360 get delisted? Always wary about license tie in games.
Didn't Ducktales on PS3/360 get delisted? Always wary about license tie in games.
These are all NES games ala the recent Mega Man Collection, nothing to do with Wayforwards full blown DT remaster.
I literally bought the NES version of Ducktales yesterday, what bizzare timing.
European version, PAL-A (United Kingdom).What country is that? Label looks completely different from the original US one. One of my favorite games as a kid.
Aside from a crappy GBA port they've never touched MQ again. We need to preserve these gems!I'll never forget the first time I fired up MQ on SNES. I thought to myself, "My God! This game is gorgeous!" It's been sooooo long since I've played it. If Capcom ever makes a 16-bit Disney collection, they would be INSANE to not include this precious, lil' gem.
Aside from a crappy GBA port they've never touched MQ again. We need to preserve these gems!
All semi-modern tv's allow you to turn off overscan anyway no?
Only 6 games and most aren't even that good, nostalgia aside. If this had all of Capcom's Disney efforts from both the 8-bit and 16-bit gens then this might have been worth the asking price.
What? The only mediocre one out of the bunch is Talespin. Both Ducktales games are great, as is the RR duo (Even if the second one is more of the same) and Darkwing Duck is almost literally a Darkwing Duck themed classic Megaman game. If this was like, Adventures in the Magical Kingdom, Mickey Mousecapade and Little Mermaid*, you might have a valid point.Only 6 games and most aren't even that good, nostalgia aside. If this had all of Capcom's Disney efforts from both the 8-bit and 16-bit gens then this might have been worth the asking price.
What country is that? Label looks completely different from the original US one. One of my favorite games as a kid.
Off topic, but how was the Mega Man Collection on PS4? Might pick it up.
There were some very slight sound issues that have been since patched out.
What? The only mediocre one out of the bunch is Talespin. Both Ducktales games are great, as is the RR duo (Even if the second one is more of the same) and Darkwing Duck is almost literally a Darkwing Duck themed classic Megaman game. If this was like, Adventures in the Magical Kingdom, Mickey Mousecapade and Little Mermaid*, you might have a valid point.
*Little Mermaid is short and easy, but surprisingly fun to score attack/speedrun.
Most sound issues remain in the PS4 version. The most egregious one that forced a restart of the game has been fixed, at least.
Another Disney game not made by Capcom. I don't know, ask Virgin Games? If they even exist.
Get it together, GAF!
I honestly have not noticed them. They can't be that bad if I didnt hear them.
Oh wow! I don't even remember there being a GBA port. What was different from the SNES version? Bad visuals/music?
Most sound issues remain in the PS4 version. The most egregious one that forced a restart of the game has been fixed, at least.
are the issues still on the xbox one version? i have both consoles and i've been trying to decide which one i wanted to buy the collection for
are the issues still on the xbox one version? i have both consoles and i've been trying to decide which one i wanted to buy the collection for
Day one for this no matter what!
But I would LOVE a physical version of this.
I think slowdown is the issue here.
Wait a minute.....dint someone guess that this was coming a few days ago in another thread?
The little mermaid on NES was kinda fun too ... .>>
If I understand how this all works correctly, then turning off overscan on the TV isn't the issue (I have mine set at 1:1 pixel setting), but that in doing so you expose all the rubbish that the NES was meant to hide in older TVs that did use overscan.All semi-modern tv's allow you to turn off overscan anyway no?