The popular NES game DuckTales from Capcom gets a remake, the company has at the Penny Arcade Expo in Boston published. The gameplay remains largely unchanged, especially on the graphics is quite doctored, to hd images can show.
The game, which is based on the animated series DuckTales by Disney, this summer re-release for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U. the remake will not be physically in the store, but are distributed via the digital gameswinkels of the three consoles: Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Store and the Wii U e-Shop. What the game should cost, is not yet clear.
Especially on the images will of course be firmly encrypted: 8bit-original came out for the NES, while the remake of full hd images will show. According to Ars Technica, that at the presentation of the game at the Penny Arcade Expo was present, 70 percent of the game is equal to the original; 30 percent will be ‘re-adjusted’. New features include cut scenes, a tutorial and the opportunity to swim in the geldpakhuis of Dagobert Duck.
The original for the NES came out in 1990, together with a version for the GameBoy. In the game, Dagobert Duck; the player must ensure that he still gets richer. The original was well-received: despite the fact that the game is a licentiegame was – that was then, and still, not a good image – was the gameplay according to the gamesmedia, at the time, well above average.
