If you've been holding off on DuckTales: Remastered until you had a version you could hold in your own two mitts and/or amass a swimmable vault-full of, then today is your day — if you're in North America, at least.
The physical retail version of DuckTales: Remastered has been released to stores today for $19.99 MSRP. You can find it for the Wii U, PS3, and Xbox 360, but it should be noted that Target has a special Wii U edition that comes with a collectible DuckTales pin aimed to pierce you right in your nostalgia.
Capcom has also released a short video in honour of DuckTales's physical release, below. It's... a new sort of experience.
Will you be picking up DuckTales: Remastered on disc? Do you plan on doing so even if you have the digital version?
[source capcom-unity.com, via capcom-unity.com]
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I think this is a good idea for the simple fact it appeals to a large group of people and some kids might not get to see this on the eshop!
I'm getting mine today.
Any news of it coming to Europe?
I will be getting if for nothing else but the pin. I already but it digitally and since I can't trade in my digital copy I will just trade in the physical after I get the pin of course.
Please please please release in the UK.
Huh, I thought this version was already out.
Well that video was.. umm... I'm sorry but i can't think of a word ti describe it lol But i did like it
I would have gotten this version if they didn't have to announce it AFTER the digital version came out......
@Firejonie: I know same here. And sadly there is no way to trade in a digital copy so I am stuck with it now.
Hopefully though Capcom does this with the new Ace Attorney.
Rory Cocker must be thrilled!
Still haven't gotten this game so maybe I will pick this up down the line.
My reaction to the video can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhe3vSe-mmw
Just got it today. Aside from the tedious progression, I ain't disappoint
That new Quick Cinemas feature stabbed me in the heart.
I get it, plays like the original, but still, who skips that voice acting and story without even seeing it all at least once? Crazy people.
Im still upset they didn't announced it before I bought the eshop version, I'll only get it if I find a REALLY good deal on the special Wii U edition that comes with the pin.
it should be already in shops in Europe, announced release day was 12 november 2013...
lego marvel is already in shops too
That commercial was way ADHD. Who the heck signed off on that?!
I've been looking forward to a physical version. Grabbing this in the near future.
My son is still playing the digital release I bought on day 1, almost every day (he's only 3, but can do pretty much all the levels apart from the final "race" without needing any help).
I do think this game is a bit short for a retail release, even at $19.99. If you're quick and don't care about unlocking the artwork/soundtrack extras even a novice could complete the game in about an hour.
@CountWavula: it's not exactly the same, no. Some of the layout has changed with new tasks in each level, the boss battles are different, and there's also cut scenes and voice acting. Also, the soundtrack is fantastic.
Would have sold more on 3ds eshop nobody owns a wii u in the UK .perfect game for 3ds.
I was going to double-dip, but don't like the game very much.
Bring it to Europe, and you'll have my money again.
Could they not have put the original on the 3DS eshop?
eu ? dam america allways gets most limited editions and games.
I wish the uk and eu would have got code of princess limited edition, kingdom hearts limited edition .. on and on...
Got it, didn't know Target was exclusive, but I got it there anyway.
Here and there in the middle of a stage over an item it can get overly chatty, but that aside the game is truly amazing and it's not super stupid easy either. It seems that easy on the remaster is up there or a little more challenging than the old NES version. The new mini spots added, new tactics on the bosses, and the added collection of X items to clear the stage make it all the most excellent.
@supocarta That is exactly why you only bring it on the Wii U. You have to give people reasons to own a Wii U and a 3DS.
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