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Bounce on enemies with Scrooge’s cane, hunt treasure across pixel-perfect levels, and hum that Moon theme for weeks—somehow this Game Boy port nails the NES magic. That mushy D-pad still feels weirdly good for pogo-hopping through pyramids and caves.

Developer: Capcom
Genre: Platformer
Released: 1990
File size: 45.15 KB
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Game Overview

I first played DuckTales on the Game Boy in 1990, a portable version of the NES game developed by Capcom. It was one of those rare handheld titles that didn't feel like a compromise, arriving during a time when most Game Boy games were simpler, often black and green affairs. This one managed to capture the spirit of its console sibling surprisingly well, offering a solid adventure during car trips or under the covers after dark.

You control Scrooge McDuck, exploring a series of distinct stages like the Amazon or Transylvania to gather treasure and ultimately fund a new money bin. The core mechanic is using Scrooge's cane as a pogo stick to bounce on enemies and reach higher platforms. Each stage is a multi-path environment where you hunt for hidden riches, locate the exit, and occasionally face a boss. The pacing is brisk, though some jumps require precise timing, and the overall challenge feels fair. It's a game that rewards exploration and makes even simple movement feel engaging and purposeful.

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