Always wanted to play it. The Moon is one of the best pieces of vg music.
If you were unaware, this game costs like $100+ (loose cart).
Same with Chip 'n Dale 2.
Chip 'n Dale 2???!? Rescue Rangers?
Chip 'n Dale 2???!? Rescue Rangers?
The second one improved on the first in every possible way.Don't know about the second one, but the original Chip'n dale 2P mode was awesome.
I have the gameboy version and played it a few years ago. It was pretty forgettable, to be honest.
I loved the first one, I had no idea they made a sequel.........why wasn't it widely available?
It wasn't? I had it when I was a kid. It kicked ass.I loved the first one, I had no idea they made a sequel.........why wasn't it widely available?
I loved the first one, I had no idea they made a sequel.........why wasn't it widely available?
Outside of Duck Tales, which I'll always remember as one of my fondest game-Disney tie ins, and perhaps one of the most unforgettable NES games, I'd die a happy man if they made a Gummi Bears game. Would have been epic what with the juicing, the bouncing, the "Toady" and who could forget the music? Could be platforming blissI hope this gets remade at some point
Both games were released when NES was basically dead. SNES had been on market for some time and NES mania was fading so I guess there was little to none reason to have market campaign behind the games.
They need to put both games on Virtual Console. What's the hold up?
Both games were released when NES was basically dead. SNES had been on market for some time and NES mania was fading so I guess there was little to none reason to have market campaign behind the games.
The hold up would be Disney.
Bob Iger is a big believer in digital distribution and Disney is all about making dat green. I think the hold up is Nintendo.
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Yup there was a Duck Tales 2, and for those that did play it, how was it? I read that it didn't offer anything new but wasn't all that bad.
I'm personally thinking of playing DT2 in preperation for the HD remake releasing later this year.
Bob Iger is a big believer in digital distribution and Disney is all about making dat green. I think the hold up is Nintendo.
What does Nintendo have to do with it?Bob Iger is a big believer in digital distribution and Disney is all about making dat green. I think the hold up is Nintendo.
Import the famicom version. Way cheaper.If you were unaware, this game costs like $100+ (loose cart).
Same with Chip 'n Dale 2.