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Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers

  • 2000
  • Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color and GameCube
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  • 5th generation

History

Ubisoft's chase Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers sends Donald after Daisy, while Europe titled that adventure Quack Attack in its 2000 release. Nintendo 64, GameCube, and Game Boy Color each received a version, and they do not play as one build.

A temper meter pushes Donald from a slow walk into a furious sprint on the console stages. Merlock's kidnapping plot supplies the slapstick, with Huey, Dewey, and Lou still orbiting the Disney frame.

The color cartridge compresses that rescue into a smaller side view. Moving from the Nintendo 64 stages to the GameCube ones changes the camera and the layout, so each box is its own Donald chase.

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RAWG record

RAWG rating4.00 / 5
Ratings60
RAWG date2000-10-19
ESRB on RAWGNot listed
GenresAdventure
DevelopersNot listed
PublishersNot listed
Platforms on RAWGpc, playstation2, playstation1, gamecube, nintendo-64, game-boy-color, dreamcast

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