Disney’s DuckTales cover art for Famicom

Famicom · 1989

Disney’s DuckTales

DuckTales sends Scrooge McDuck treasure hunting with a cane that doubles as a pogo stick and a tool for moving objects.

Platform
Famicom
Genre
platform
Release year
1989
Developer
Capcom Co., Ltd.
Players
1 Player

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Disney’s DuckTales

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Control panel

Console controls

Arrow keys move · Z / X are main buttons · Enter starts · V selects.

A compatible gamepad can be used after launch.

Keyboard layoutOpen / close
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Buttons
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About Disney’s DuckTales

Disney’s DuckTales — Famicom edition
Disney’s DuckTales · Famicom · 1989

DuckTales sends Scrooge McDuck treasure hunting with a cane that doubles as a pogo stick and a tool for moving objects.

Treasure routes built around a cane

Scrooge explores selectable locations in search of treasure. His cane provides both a bouncing attack and a way to strike objects, making it more than a standard jump button. Exploration and hidden valuables give a reason to inspect routes beyond the direct path to a boss.

Learn both uses of the cane

Treat the cane’s pogo bounce and its object strike as different tools. Practise keeping the bounce active before trying to cross enemies, then check whether an object in the route can be struck. Scrooge’s cane solves more than one kind of obstacle.

The original 8-bit treasure hunt

These notes describe the 8-bit game. DuckTales Remastered changes presentation and includes expanded sequences.

Background and mechanics: Wikipedia game reference.

Playing this edition

Where are the controls?

The control panel below the game screen shows this edition’s keys. Click inside the game before using your keyboard.

How do I save or change controls?

Open the player menu for the options available in this emulator. Save support varies by game and player; see the playing help for more guidance.

Where can I find more games like this?

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