@@rroman3891 Cuz it was released in the very end of the era of NES. Sega MD was already available for 4 years, and only 2 years were left before Playstation, NES was just outdated. In some regions like Russia NES started later, so this game was, in contrary, one of the most popular.
Schwarzer Ritter Bad Guy Trainer: Okay, let’s review our tactics! Hide behind your cape, then shoot. Hide behind your cape, then shoot. Any questions??
В 1994 году в конце августа возвращались домой от бабушки, ехали через Москву. В Москве мама купила картридж с этой игрой (вместо Супер Марио 3, которую не удалось найти). После этого всю осень рубился в «Чёрного плаща».
Having made it through the whole damn game without even a scratch - you have nothing but intense respect from me, dude! I played this game a lot back in the day, but nowhere near this good!!
My God, what a classic Great visuals, great music, fun levels and the overall amount of care and detail is so charming And it's hilarious how, having played games like Shovel Knight and the messenger, I start up this old-ass game and everything around just reminds me about the shovel knight experience, like some sort of reverse nostalgia
I used to rent this game back in the day after watching the TV series but couldn't beat it. Today (May 2023), as a grown adult, I've finally beaten this game.
8 лет назад+25
Weird... thinking about it, it was the only Megaman game I played as a child.
The only one I actually played was Mega Man II for Game Boy. When I was 11, I stole my mom's credit card and obtained all 6 NES games and Dr. Wily's Revenge from the Nintendo 3DS eShop.
In the late 90s in Mumbai India we had video game parlors and I was a kid with a pocket full.of game tokens used to playbtjos all day... like atleast half a day on my school holidays... it was as addictive as heroine!
Ahh the old Capcom quality. I miss being able to look at a game box and seeing if it had CAPCOM or KONAMI plastered on it, and rejoicing upon renting/buying it. Matter of fact, I miss the old box art too...
I remember this cartoon from when I was a child but had no idea there was a NES game of it. There are so many interesting games for the NES I had no idea they existed.
I have lived my whole life always thinking there were only 3 levels in this game because I could never go past those first three levels. I could only defeat Quacker Jack. I am shocked today to see that there were these other levels to unlock. LOLOLOL! DWD will always be a fav game.
Liquidator (sewer level) was so hard, I had one HP left, we shoot each other at the same time, his shot hits me first and I start to die and fall off the screen, but my shot hits him, he dies, and I suddenly land on My feet in victory. It was the weirdest glitch 😂
Things We Know: 1.He is the terror that flaps in the night 2. He Is The Winged scourge that pecks at your nightmares ______________________ 3. | HE IS | | DARKWING | | DUCK | |__________________ | \ | \|
Out of smoke and he appears, the master of surprise, who's that cunning mind behind, that shadowy disguise? Nobody knows for sure. Bad guys are out of luck!
Strange they used regular boss music for the final boss. Little Mermaid and TaleSpin, both by Capcom as well, had custom final boss music, different from regular boss music, and they were released prior to this one.
Dat music. DAT MUSIC. Not only did I find myself singing a bit to the intro, but some of these tunes are just GREAT. Really love the music for Bushroot's stage. Also kind of amused at how much those horizontal vines almost look like some kind of Middle Earth script. The biggest downside is no Negaduck. :C The other members of the Five are present and not necessarily with F.O.W.L., it woulda been neat if he coulda been a hidden boss or something.
This is one of the last games like this I played. I was 11 when this came out. Loved Darkwing and played this game a lot. Then 1 day I woke up, decided I couldn't stand. Darkwing. Started watching X-men instead.
***** A "Remastered" version of this game seems well in order. The sharp visuals of the original game would translate well to the 2.5D presentation that WayForward and Capcom USA would offer the remake (2D sprites and 3D modeled levels). Just like "DuckTales Remastered" had its backgrounds and layouts created by two of the original TV show's artists, it makes sense that Disney Television Animation would bring in two of the original "Darkwing Duck" artists to create the backgrounds for this game's remake. "Darkwing Duck Remastered" would also reunite all the surviving members of the original show's cast, with only a small few exceptions (e.g. Gosalyn would have to be recast due to Christine Cavanaugh's passing). Also, doubting the existence of an extended version for the original TV show's theme song, I believe one such version would have to be written and performed for the game's end credits sequence. Seeing as how WayForward would expand the game's use of story content in the remake, here's my idea for how the story of the "Remastered" version of the game would run: At the game's opening, Darkwing Duck is at S.H.U.S.H. headquarters being contacted by J. Gander Hooter, who tells him that St. Canard has once again fallen victim to another state of emergency. F.O.W.L. has joined forces with the Fearsome Five and several other villains to become the League of Villainous Evildoers Maniacally United for Frightening Investments in Naughtiness (L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.), and the new alliance is causing a massive crime wave throughout the city. Hooter urges Darkwing to put an end to the criminals' plots and schemes and the chaos they are causing, then sends Launchpad McQuack to assist him. Darkwing initially declines the pilot's request to help, claiming he's perfectly fine working alone, but soon accepts Launchpad when he offers to brief Darkwing with the details of his missions, explaining to him the crimes at hand, their suspects, and their scenes. Before the two leave, Hooter stops Darkwing with a final word: that many diamonds, gold bars, and other valuables have been stolen by the criminals, and that they will not give them up easily. As Darkwing prepares to board the Thunderquack, Gosalyn is waiting outside the headquarters and begging to tag along; eventually, after some annoyance, our hero is left with no choice but to let the young mallard have her way. Darkwing's first order of business is to stop the monstrous Wolfduck and his subordinates from rampaging through the center of St. Canard. Though he doesn't otherwise act evil, Wolfduck goes berserk and unleashes his villainous side when the full moon rises, and when he does, the good citizens begin to panic. Luckily, when Darkwing heads into the city center, it's still daytime, so he has a fair share of time to tackle Wolfduck's minions in peace. As the player progresses through Wolfduck's level, the sky grows dark and the sun sets, and by the time Darkwing gets to the end of the stage, it's nighttime - the perfect time for him to take on the feral fowl himself. After some scuffling with DW, the Wolf is knocked out. Meanwhile, Professor Moliarty has broken into St. Canard's tallest building, the Pekin Tower, and is developing a monstrous new machine which, if he activates it, will destroy all the surface dwellers in the city and replace them with underground creatures, such as moles. Darkwing makes his way to the top of the tower, where he confronts and defeats Moliarty and destroys his machine. Hooter alerts Darkwing that Hammerhead Hannigan has robbed St. Canard's main vault and stolen all the valuables from it with his henchmen; Darkwing successfully captures the goat gangster and his gang, thwarts their raid, and returns all the stolen loot. F.O.W.L. has set up their floating fortress above the ocean, and once Launchpad locates it, Darkwing sets out to barge into the fortress, scrambling the Eggmen (F.O.W.L.'s foot soldiers) and scuffling with Ammonia Pine, and eventually engaging in a boss battle with Steelbeak. After battling in three brief phases, Steelbeak laments that Darkwing has foiled his organization's plans, but recovering, he tells DW that next time, F.O.W.L. will win. Hooter contacts Darkwing and congratulates him on what he's done so far, but also states that he still has a ways to go before he can claim victory. At this point, all that remains of L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. is the Fearsome Five. Quackerjack and his toy henchmen are blocking the construction of the new Golden Cascade Bridge and injuring the workers; the bridge must be cleared before any further damage is done. GizmoDuck has been sent to protect the bridge, and when Darkwing finds out, the two ducks feud with one another and ultimately Gizmo is turned away by DW. Eventually Darkwing confronts Quackerjack, who attacks with his top sidekick, Mr. Banana Brain, at his side; after a brief battle, Quackerjack is defeated and retreats. Launchpad receives an S.O.S. call from a worker in the sewers, where he learns that the Liquidator is on the loose and is taking control of all the water there; Darkwing suspects that he must be plotting to turn St. Canard's water into hard rubber, which is later confirmed. After Darkwing battles with the Liquidator for a while, the aquatic advertiser is defeated when one of the sewer workers pours a bag of cement all over him and turns him into a concrete statue, saving the city's water supply. Darkwing's next mission is to investigate a strange occurrence in the Cayuga Forest, which may be the work of Dr. Reginald Bushroot. It turns out he's been manipulating all the plant life in the forest and is making new friends for himself out of it. Once Bushroot is defeated, he too retreats. Megavolt is robbing the warehouses along the wharf with his henchmen, and Darkwing must defeat him and retrieve all of the stolen goods. After battling with Darkwing for a long while, the electricity manipulator is defeated when one of the warehouse workers throws a full bucket of water onto his head, causing him to short out. Quackerjack, the Liquidator, Bushroot, and Megavolt report their defeats to Negaduck, who angrily scolds all of them for their failures and announces that he will threaten to destroy Darkwing himself. Negaduck appears to Darkwing as he is celebrating a victory that seems apparent to him, then kidnaps Gosalyn and tells DW that he must meet him at his headquarters if he wants her back. Darkwing makes his way to the Fearsome Five headquarters, confronts Negaduck, engages him in a long battle, and eventually defeats him and frees Gosalyn. The Fearsome Five escape along with Darkwing and Gosalyn as their headquarters collapses, but before long, the criminals are found by the police, arrested, and sent to prison. At the game's close, Darkwing remarks that "now that the conniving conspiracy of these confounded criminals is kaput, the citizens of St. Canard can once more enjoy a sense of comfort and security."
Seth Allen Nice and negaducks appearance in the remastered version would be cool since i remember in the nes game boy version was steal beak the final boss.
I believe they don't do it because with the situation of ducktales remastered was an experimentation to see how this would work,probably the sales didn't do that well i suspect.
Of course, I played it as a child, so I didn't know anymore which company made it. But I should have known, it's made by capcom. - That's the reason why it's sooooo difficult but one the other hand so awesome.
and i also kinda like this games music a bit more than mega man's music.... a matter of opinon though... but you gotta admit.. this Quaker jack level music is catchy as hell
To be fair, this game is in the right amount of difficulty. So this is a hard but fair game unlike many other NES games that are more difficult in some unfair moments; looking at u 3 Ninja Gaiden games and 3 Castlevania games. That doesn't mean there bad games, but depending how difficulty is, u either tolerate it or not.
***** Tbh it was likely time constraints. Making Tv/Film licence games usually had a short deadline, this is why LJN or THQ said their games were bad (they did a majority of movie to console games in the 8bit era as u might know) So capcom needed to get through it, ducktails had the same engin and that was a great game.
Edward Gaines I cant remember the game well enough for that kind of detail. i am yet to revist this game yet. But it was evident that it was made from the megaman skelaton or engine. Also there was ducktales. clearly same megaman engine.
Wow, I remember this Darkwing Duck game. I was only 12 when I played this game and completed it, Piece of cake. I could still hear the musics in my brain. Its a Mega Man in a disney version.
I've played the GameBoy-Version as a kid. It was black and white but I think mostly the same. It was a lot of fun but very hard. And if I'm not mistaken you couldn't save a file.
The sound of when darkwing duck fly’s to a level, that sound reminds me of the sound from those giant crushing chain head in yoshi’s island,also just like in yoshi’s island you have to load a ballon with air in order to fly away with it,did nintendo took inspiration from darkwing duck? We will probably never know.
This game has great music, lovely art and it's complete and utter torture to play. Every inch of progress is an ordeal of split-second timing and pixel-perfect precision, and I honestly don't understand how anybody could get anywhere past the first few steps without save states. I made it through the sewers but the city level with the shell-flinging toads is handing my ass to me over and over again. I tip my hat and bow to anybody who is able to even remotely play this... But I'm clearly not built for it. It's a shame :-( I want to like it.
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This is such an underrated game, with one of the best 8-bit soundtracks you'll ever hear!
You wanna listen to this while driving your Hyundai
@@rroman3891 Cuz it was released in the very end of the era of NES. Sega MD was already available for 4 years, and only 2 years were left before Playstation, NES was just outdated. In some regions like Russia NES started later, so this game was, in contrary, one of the most popular.
best soundtrack? did u mean mighty final fight and ducktales 2??
instaBlaster...
Who's calling it underrated? I should report your ass for that comment.
Enemies that only become vulnerable when they attack.
Yep, definitely Capcom.
This Idea come originaly from segas Shinobi.
Met intensifies
Schwarzer Ritter
Bad Guy Trainer: Okay, let’s review our tactics! Hide behind your cape, then shoot. Hide behind your cape, then shoot. Any questions??
Isn't life like that?
I am the terror that flaps in the night
I am the dust that causes your NES games to glitch out.
I am DARKWING DUCK!
So true my friend........so true
I am the frustrating final level with no save point!
🤣 you are awesome
LET'S GET DANGEROUS!
No you are fucking buck
This was one of my favorite shows growing up. Haven’t seen it in forever. The game is awesome too
One of the best soundtracks in game history!
This game does not have the notoriety that it deserves. It's a great game, and it plays just like Mega Man.
And Duck Tales. Capcom and Konami were the kings of the 8bits era.
the TG16 version is the one that sucks
@@pentiummmx2294 let me guess AVGN?
@Merengues PerSempre багач нах
Reasons why this game gives Mega Man vibes.
1. The scrolling screens.
2. The music.
3. Darkwing Duck’s gun reminds me of Mega Man’s Mega Buster.
Jman 1031 Minus the whole rock-paper-scissors weapons system you had to employ with Mega Man’s bosses.
It is capcom after all
The game is built of the megaman 5 source code
В 1994 году в конце августа возвращались домой от бабушки, ехали через Москву. В Москве мама купила картридж с этой игрой (вместо Супер Марио 3, которую не удалось найти). После этого всю осень рубился в «Чёрного плаща».
Ahh pure nostalgia! First had this game when I was 7/8 a whole 22 years ago! Finally got to see the end as I never completed it!
We totally need a Darkwing Duck Remastered and Ducktales 2 Remastered games
Love this game! One of my favorites on the NES. Along with Vice Project Doom, Shatterhand and Shadow Ninja.
One of the best games i have ever played. Super fun. Cant remember how many times i played it when i was young boy
Ah, eastern Europe, 90s, a Pegasus console, this cartridge and warm cocoa. All that equals good memories many years after.
best soundtrack and amazing graphics , cause everything looks so clean when you see anti aliasing type feature used in most of the game objects
Having made it through the whole damn game without even a scratch - you have nothing but intense respect from me, dude! I played this game a lot back in the day, but nowhere near this good!!
This game sure has amazing graphics for a NES.
great soundtrack !
one of the best on the nes, only topped by shadow of the ninja and maby batman
Refúgio Musical When Capcom was blameless.
My God, what a classic
Great visuals, great music, fun levels and the overall amount of care and detail is so charming
And it's hilarious how, having played games like Shovel Knight and the messenger, I start up this old-ass game and everything around just reminds me about the shovel knight experience, like some sort of reverse nostalgia
I used to rent this game back in the day after watching the TV series but couldn't beat it. Today (May 2023), as a grown adult, I've finally beaten this game.
Weird... thinking about it, it was the only Megaman game I played as a child.
The only one I actually played was Mega Man II for Game Boy. When I was 11, I stole my mom's credit card and obtained all 6 NES games and Dr. Wily's Revenge from the Nintendo 3DS eShop.
@Zach Tf you mean by that?
Me too Adam
In the late 90s in Mumbai India we had video game parlors and I was a kid with a pocket full.of game tokens used to playbtjos all day... like atleast half a day on my school holidays... it was as addictive as heroine!
Imagine a Darkwing Duck level in Kingdom Hearts 3
Loved this when it came out.... I'm getting old.... lol
Used to play it as a kid with my fabulous late mom. Wish she were still here
Ahh the old Capcom quality. I miss being able to look at a game box and seeing if it had CAPCOM or KONAMI plastered on it, and rejoicing upon renting/buying it. Matter of fact, I miss the old box art too...
I remember this cartoon from when I was a child but had no idea there was a NES game of it. There are so many interesting games for the NES I had no idea they existed.
This game was a mixture of Mega Man and Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers. Love it.
I have lived my whole life always thinking there were only 3 levels in this game because I could never go past those first three levels. I could only defeat Quacker Jack. I am shocked today to see that there were these other levels to unlock. LOLOLOL! DWD will always be a fav game.
Liquidator (sewer level) was so hard, I had one HP left, we shoot each other at the same time, his shot hits me first and I start to die and fall off the screen, but my shot hits him, he dies, and I suddenly land on My feet in victory. It was the weirdest glitch 😂
@@kingpazn Amazing! wow.. haha I think I've seen similar situation wins once or twice.
i had completely forgotten about darkwing duck XD such a long time not seeing or hearing about this
I am the terror that flaps in the night.
I am the joystick that operates your video game.
I am DARKWING DUCK!
another game that deserves to be remade. Lets go capcom!
Things We Know:
1.He is the terror that flaps in the night
2. He Is The Winged scourge that pecks at your nightmares
______________________
3. | HE IS |
| DARKWING |
| DUCK |
|__________________ |
\ |
\|
Out of smoke and he appears, the master of surprise, who's that cunning mind behind, that shadowy disguise? Nobody knows for sure. Bad guys are out of luck!
What a nostalgic game and music remembered to my childhood
I can't imagine how kids beat these crazy hard games back in the day.
It's very forgiving. One of the easiest games I played when I was a kid.
Endless hours
Strange they used regular boss music for the final boss. Little Mermaid and TaleSpin, both by Capcom as well, had custom final boss music, different from regular boss music, and they were released prior to this one.
Cool and underrated game. Very interesting enemies!
Bet Capcom has a MegaMan engine somewhere in their vault...
Israel Alvarado It deserves a video game reboot the way Ducktales got their reboot.
Dat music. DAT MUSIC. Not only did I find myself singing a bit to the intro, but some of these tunes are just GREAT. Really love the music for Bushroot's stage. Also kind of amused at how much those horizontal vines almost look like some kind of Middle Earth script. The biggest downside is no Negaduck. :C The other members of the Five are present and not necessarily with F.O.W.L., it woulda been neat if he coulda been a hidden boss or something.
Haven’t heard it in years and I instantly was able to hum along with the music for almost every level…
you are very good player of this game. This was one of my favorites on Famicom
Man but it's time Darkwing made a comeback! With all the superhero popularity right now, it's perfect!
This is one of the last games like this I played. I was 11 when this came out. Loved Darkwing and played this game a lot. Then 1 day I woke up, decided I couldn't stand. Darkwing. Started watching X-men instead.
How cool would be if way forward anc capcom make this a remastered version as well.
***** A "Remastered" version of this game seems well in order. The sharp visuals of the original game would translate well to the 2.5D presentation that WayForward and Capcom USA would offer the remake (2D sprites and 3D modeled levels). Just like "DuckTales Remastered" had its backgrounds and layouts created by two of the original TV show's artists, it makes sense that Disney Television Animation would bring in two of the original "Darkwing Duck" artists to create the backgrounds for this game's remake. "Darkwing Duck Remastered" would also reunite all the surviving members of the original show's cast, with only a small few exceptions (e.g. Gosalyn would have to be recast due to Christine Cavanaugh's passing). Also, doubting the existence of an extended version for the original TV show's theme song, I believe one such version would have to be written and performed for the game's end credits sequence.
Seeing as how WayForward would expand the game's use of story content in the remake, here's my idea for how the story of the "Remastered" version of the game would run:
At the game's opening, Darkwing Duck is at S.H.U.S.H. headquarters being contacted by J. Gander Hooter, who tells him that St. Canard has once again fallen victim to another state of emergency. F.O.W.L. has joined forces with the Fearsome Five and several other villains to become the League of Villainous Evildoers Maniacally United for Frightening Investments in Naughtiness (L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.), and the new alliance is causing a massive crime wave throughout the city. Hooter urges Darkwing to put an end to the criminals' plots and schemes and the chaos they are causing, then sends Launchpad McQuack to assist him. Darkwing initially declines the pilot's request to help, claiming he's perfectly fine working alone, but soon accepts Launchpad when he offers to brief Darkwing with the details of his missions, explaining to him the crimes at hand, their suspects, and their scenes. Before the two leave, Hooter stops Darkwing with a final word: that many diamonds, gold bars, and other valuables have been stolen by the criminals, and that they will not give them up easily. As Darkwing prepares to board the Thunderquack, Gosalyn is waiting outside the headquarters and begging to tag along; eventually, after some annoyance, our hero is left with no choice but to let the young mallard have her way.
Darkwing's first order of business is to stop the monstrous Wolfduck and his subordinates from rampaging through the center of St. Canard. Though he doesn't otherwise act evil, Wolfduck goes berserk and unleashes his villainous side when the full moon rises, and when he does, the good citizens begin to panic. Luckily, when Darkwing heads into the city center, it's still daytime, so he has a fair share of time to tackle Wolfduck's minions in peace. As the player progresses through Wolfduck's level, the sky grows dark and the sun sets, and by the time Darkwing gets to the end of the stage, it's nighttime - the perfect time for him to take on the feral fowl himself. After some scuffling with DW, the Wolf is knocked out. Meanwhile, Professor Moliarty has broken into St. Canard's tallest building, the Pekin Tower, and is developing a monstrous new machine which, if he activates it, will destroy all the surface dwellers in the city and replace them with underground creatures, such as moles. Darkwing makes his way to the top of the tower, where he confronts and defeats Moliarty and destroys his machine. Hooter alerts Darkwing that Hammerhead Hannigan has robbed St. Canard's main vault and stolen all the valuables from it with his henchmen; Darkwing successfully captures the goat gangster and his gang, thwarts their raid, and returns all the stolen loot. F.O.W.L. has set up their floating fortress above the ocean, and once Launchpad locates it, Darkwing sets out to barge into the fortress, scrambling the Eggmen (F.O.W.L.'s foot soldiers) and scuffling with Ammonia Pine, and eventually engaging in a boss battle with Steelbeak. After battling in three brief phases, Steelbeak laments that Darkwing has foiled his organization's plans, but recovering, he tells DW that next time, F.O.W.L. will win. Hooter contacts Darkwing and congratulates him on what he's done so far, but also states that he still has a ways to go before he can claim victory.
At this point, all that remains of L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. is the Fearsome Five. Quackerjack and his toy henchmen are blocking the construction of the new Golden Cascade Bridge and injuring the workers; the bridge must be cleared before any further damage is done. GizmoDuck has been sent to protect the bridge, and when Darkwing finds out, the two ducks feud with one another and ultimately Gizmo is turned away by DW. Eventually Darkwing confronts Quackerjack, who attacks with his top sidekick, Mr. Banana Brain, at his side; after a brief battle, Quackerjack is defeated and retreats. Launchpad receives an S.O.S. call from a worker in the sewers, where he learns that the Liquidator is on the loose and is taking control of all the water there; Darkwing suspects that he must be plotting to turn St. Canard's water into hard rubber, which is later confirmed. After Darkwing battles with the Liquidator for a while, the aquatic advertiser is defeated when one of the sewer workers pours a bag of cement all over him and turns him into a concrete statue, saving the city's water supply. Darkwing's next mission is to investigate a strange occurrence in the Cayuga Forest, which may be the work of Dr. Reginald Bushroot. It turns out he's been manipulating all the plant life in the forest and is making new friends for himself out of it. Once Bushroot is defeated, he too retreats. Megavolt is robbing the warehouses along the wharf with his henchmen, and Darkwing must defeat him and retrieve all of the stolen goods. After battling with Darkwing for a long while, the electricity manipulator is defeated when one of the warehouse workers throws a full bucket of water onto his head, causing him to short out.
Quackerjack, the Liquidator, Bushroot, and Megavolt report their defeats to Negaduck, who angrily scolds all of them for their failures and announces that he will threaten to destroy Darkwing himself. Negaduck appears to Darkwing as he is celebrating a victory that seems apparent to him, then kidnaps Gosalyn and tells DW that he must meet him at his headquarters if he wants her back. Darkwing makes his way to the Fearsome Five headquarters, confronts Negaduck, engages him in a long battle, and eventually defeats him and frees Gosalyn. The Fearsome Five escape along with Darkwing and Gosalyn as their headquarters collapses, but before long, the criminals are found by the police, arrested, and sent to prison. At the game's close, Darkwing remarks that "now that the conniving conspiracy of these confounded criminals is kaput, the citizens of St. Canard can once more enjoy a sense of comfort and security."
Seth Allen Nice and negaducks appearance in the remastered version would be cool since i remember in the nes game boy version was steal beak the final boss.
Seth Allen I didn't even know Christine passed. wow
I believe they don't do it because with the situation of ducktales remastered was an experimentation to see how this would work,probably the sales didn't do that well i suspect.
Seth Allen This is a brilliant story!
I am the terror that flaps in the night!
I am the child that blows on the broken NES cartridge of justice.
I am Darkwing Duck!!
The outro is the best and that music!:-))
The sewers stage really killed my enjoyment as a kid.
Of course, I played it as a child, so I didn't know anymore which company made it. But I should have known, it's made by capcom. - That's the reason why it's sooooo difficult but one the other hand so awesome.
Aaron W. How did you forget if name is in the beginning of the game
I really wanted Negaduck to be the main bad guy! I loved this as a child more than any other show and I didn’t even know who steel beak was
This game plays similar to one of Capcom's engines but it's Capcom.
Love the video
Heck yeah! Favorite cartoon character and an awesome game to boot! Thank you, capcom! :3
This game is so pretty good and difficult... :-) I like it. Stage 3 is so hard, i hated it! The mole boss is a nightmare!
great playing!
I am the terror that flaps in the night! I am the winged scourge that pecks at your Nightmares! I am Darkwing Duck!
Great looking game
Если ты хочешь начать изучать джазовую гармонию - лучшими вещами для разучивания станут треки из этой игры :)
To me this is WAY harder than Mega Man
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and i also kinda like this games music a bit more than mega man's music.... a matter of opinon though... but you gotta admit.. this Quaker jack level music is catchy as hell
yeah the difficulty level was up therr
I always thought DW was easier. Then again I played it a lot more so maybe that was the difference.
To be fair, this game is in the right amount of difficulty. So this is a hard but fair game unlike many other NES games that are more difficult in some unfair moments; looking at u 3 Ninja Gaiden games and 3 Castlevania games. That doesn't mean there bad games, but depending how difficulty is, u either tolerate it or not.
This is exactly like the gameboy version, brings back keen memories
Memory unlocked! LOVED this game. I'mma go home and try to find it. Haha
Let's get dangerous
my childhood
if you press up you can block the small projectiles
Cool Pro-Tip Bro
Love the last theme at Steelbeak's fortress. Reminds me of prohibition-era jazz or something. 29:29
Or Blues (ba-dum-tish!)
talk about recycling a game engine. the physics of jumping and shooting is just like a megaman game.
CircleInfinite -- Yeah Capcom made both. Solid game though.
***** Disney probably underpay, so capcom be like "fuckit just get that megaman 14 prototype and swap some sprites."
***** Tbh it was likely time constraints. Making Tv/Film licence games usually had a short deadline, this is why LJN or THQ said their games were bad (they did a majority of movie to console games in the 8bit era as u might know)
So capcom needed to get through it, ducktails had the same engin and that was a great game.
Does green guys you can't hit in Steelbeak's level, basically Sniper Joe's from Megaman.
Edward Gaines I cant remember the game well enough for that kind of detail. i am yet to revist this game yet. But it was evident that it was made from the megaman skelaton or engine.
Also there was ducktales. clearly same megaman engine.
Well played, friend! 💙
Great playing, good job.
Maybe I underestimated the quality of this game. This is actually good!
thank you for not missing the introduction))
I just realize now item droped from enemy is a DIAMOND and GOLD, when I was kids I think is a superman logo and bread LOL
Anonymous that is funny!
O cara é mestre, derrota todos os chefes apenas usando arma comum exceto o último e sem levar danos.
Arma comum é melhor
Wow, I remember this Darkwing Duck game. I was only 12 when I played this game and completed it, Piece of cake. I could still hear the musics in my brain. Its a Mega Man in a disney version.
35:12 insert to be continued meme here
I used to watch the cartoon of this 30 years back, I don't think I ever played this game though.
nes forever!
There are a few hidden bonus areas of this game which is similar to TaleSpin NES
Came here for the sounds of my childhood :D
If I may: let's get dangerous lol
Finally Saw The Ending XD
Same here...
Amazing.....you really got the whole game,without getting damage even ONCE???Amazing!!!
hit a couple bananas 2nd stage.
Kinda has a Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers feel to it...
Along with Mega Man of course...
We can only assume that Capcom just used the same engine for it to save money.
Duck Tales 1 & 2 are also very similar.
I am the terror that flaps in the night i am the virus that could destroy your circuits i am darkwing duck-man
I've played the GameBoy-Version as a kid. It was black and white but I think mostly the same. It was a lot of fun but very hard. And if I'm not mistaken you couldn't save a file.
This was tougher than most other Capcom-Disney games.
Man, capcom used to be so good at making games based off of liscensed properties. And look at them now.
Oh well, now it's Way Forward's day.
The sound of when darkwing duck fly’s to a level, that sound reminds me of the sound from those giant crushing chain head in yoshi’s island,also just like in yoshi’s island you have to load a ballon with air in order to fly away with it,did nintendo took inspiration from darkwing duck? We will probably never know.
Half the game time was just slowly and painstakingly killing the crappy turtle enemies
Great 8 bit game since 1993
Damn! This is - childhood! :o)
The best game for ever in Nes 😘
Let's Get Dangerous!!! I hope 2017 DuckTales will show this game to the triplets and Webby...
I played it so much when I was a kid!
Just beat this game for the first time. Arrow gun FTW.
バーニングデューク ジャンル：アクションゲーム 対応ソフト：スーパーファミコン 開発元：コナミ 発売元：コナミ 好評発売：全年全月全日 スーパーファミコン本体、本体以外付き 値段：23円
This game needs a remaster and pronto!
This has an even stronger Mega Man-like quality to it than the Ducktales one.
I miss this show v.v
Aww... No Gizmoduck?
Okay, but seriously, no Negaduck? Dang...
And also: BEST... ENDING... EVER!!
This game has great music, lovely art and it's complete and utter torture to play. Every inch of progress is an ordeal of split-second timing and pixel-perfect precision, and I honestly don't understand how anybody could get anywhere past the first few steps without save states. I made it through the sewers but the city level with the shell-flinging toads is handing my ass to me over and over again. I tip my hat and bow to anybody who is able to even remotely play this... But I'm clearly not built for it. It's a shame :-( I want to like it.
saw this video aaaand i bought it off ebay. pal version though, so the music'll likely sound slightly different, but whatever. groooovy as hell!
1992, this game came out the same year as Megaman 5.
Very cool
I played the heck outta this game when i was a kid i thot the duck look so cool