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Ah Donald Duck my Favorite Na.zi.

Never forgot Going Quackers, that is the best Donald Duck game

these games look fun to me!

Why does the going quackers boxart go so hard tho

You should play Lucky Dime Caper on Gamegear ad Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow for SNES or Megadrive.

I feel like Quack Attack is NOT forgotten

If you want to check out the N64 version, wait for the release of a repair patch for the music that's coming soon. Or better play the Dreamcast or the PC version instead, which are identical to N64 version, but feature the original music in better qualtiy (the N64 version is infamous for having corrupted, glitched Midis. Its even noted on the Wikipedia Page, it's really wild). There is also an HD Texture pack for the PC version, that you can find on my channel 🙂

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Goin' Quackers looks better than PK.

I'll never forget Goin' Quackers. They had it on an old ass computer at my daycare, and it totally rocked.

I remember being hyped to play going quackers when i saw it on a magazine because I loved Quackshot. Havent played it to this day but might change that since i forgot this game existed.

PK is more like Rayman 2 than R&C

I am italian so PK (the comic) is my childhood so i am biased and all...BUT MAN THE GAME IS SUCH A WASTED OPPORTUNITY: the stories of the comic are actually pretty interesting and fun and having the possibility of playing as PK and living his adventures could have been not only great but also a way to make the comic popular outside of italy. Side note: second shame, the robot arm is much more than a ray gun, it was actually an omni tool of sorts and functioned as a shield, an extandable arm, a jetpack and much more; its a gameplay feature where you really could have gone wild.

The n64 version is honestly superior, feels alot more love was put into it

DUDDDDEEEE, I am in the middle about making a 100% video of Donald Duck: Goin Quackers as my friend sent me this video, what are the odds LOL

Deep Duck Trouble is another fantastic forgotten Donald duck game. It was on the master system, but don't let that fool you, it's fantastic.

Oh man I loved playing Quackers as a kid, was hard for my 8 year old brain

Ahh. Good ol Quack Bandicoot 😂 It holds up surprisingly well. Also this Quacked me up 4:29

Never thought I see someone review PK considering I grew up with that game on my dead PS2

Another good game starring Donald Duck is cold shadow, it’s a really fun snes game.

I remember playing PK back on the Gamecube. It's a pretty good game and it's unfortunate that it doesn't get talked about as much

I did grow up with the PC version of Goin Quackers and I still love it, but I did play the Gamecube version recently and I went out of my way to 100% the game just to see what would happen, and what I got was a Super Mario Sunshine style postcard. You could also check out the PS1 version which is yet another different game in the same style, I haven't bothered finishing that one though

Pretty good video! About the PK comic books, it really is a shame that they did not became famous in the US. Here in Italy they were absolutely the talk in town and to this day the first PK run (of about 60 issues) is still considered to be one of the best production of the entire comic book world. Despite having Donald as a protagonist they were very mature for their time, handling topics such as sacrifice, existentialism, the concept of love, overcoming one's fear. A story in particular called Frammenti D'Autunno (Fragments of Autum) is considered to be one of the best comic book of all time for its take on philosophy and what it means to be alive

To us Europeans Mickey is the Sidekick and Donald is the main character not even kidding he is that popular here 😂

I really enjoyed playing the PS1 version of Goin’ Quackers

1:03 fun fact the Prince of Persia time rewind Feature exists just because the creator failed so much in Donald Duck and wish he could rewind

They are still available on PS3 for 5 bucks just if you ask

3:56 Master hand?

If you want to play the original Goin' Quackers, it's on the Dreamcast, it runs on 480p if you have the VGA cables (or HDMI cable for Dreamcast do exist, I use the ones from Hyperkin).

Played ps1 version as a kid and i still have it, short and good platformer

Forgotten? Not to me!

I played the PC version of the Donald Duck game as a kid. It was similar to Rayman 2 and both of those games were first real PC games that I have played. I bought the PK game later but the drone minigame was too hard for me and my siblings so we didnt really get far into it.

In the eu donald duck going quackers is called donald duck quack attack

Goong quackers I've seen on shelves the cube version

It crazy Ubisoft made a crash game where 100%ingbit isn't a nightmare

I hope we can all agree that "PK: Out of the Shadows" would have been a lot cooler as a Darkwing Duck game

The main reason there's so many versions of Going Quackers is it came out during 2000, a transitional year for the video game industry. The PS1, GBC, and Dreamcast were still going strong for a little bit longer, but the PS2, GBA, and GameCube were the new hotness. The main reason why the PS1, GBC, PC, N64, and Dreamcast feels different than their PS2, GameCube, and GBC successors is that multiple sudios within Ubi-Soft developed multiple versions of the game. Shanghai developed the PS1 and GBA Versions, Casablanca developed the N64, PC, and Dreamcast Versions, Montreal developed the PS2 and GameCube Versions, and Milan developed the GBC Version.

Donald duck goin quackers was called "Donald Duck Quack Attack" in germany :) one of my most favourite childhood games

PK Out of the Shadows has an unfortunate reputation in the Paperinik fandom: see, back in the late 1990s Paperinik New Adventures (PKNA), a more modern remaining of the character Paperinik, was very popular, so much so Disney greenlighted a sequel, PK2, which wasn’t as popular due to its darker, more serialized story. As this was happening Disney saw the success of the first series had all over Europe and decided to introduce it to America, but there was a problem: PKNA was a continuation of 30+ years of Paperinik stories and readers needed to know at least the bare minimum about the character before reading it, and while European fans had no issues (Italian Topolino stories had been reprinted all over the world), so wasn’t for the American readers, who at the time weren’t able to read (legally) these stories since Disney didn’t give a shit about comics based on their proprieties. So they decided to make a two-step plan: make a videogame starring Paperinik and then make a “tie-in” comic book that would have continued the story of the game. Needless to say, it didn’t work: the game, which adapted the BARE MINIMUM OF WHAT WAS IN THE COMICS (not kidding, the comics have a large and varied cast of characters which do not even appear as a cameo in the game, possibly because they started working on it because they finalized the plot of the reboot) wasn’t the big hit they wanted and the reboot, called simply PK, was a flop that not only pissed off old fans (to make this reboot they cut short PK2 and forced the authors to end the series with a very rushed and unsatisfying ending) but failed to gain new ones since the new plots weren’t as engaging as the old ones and most old characters were rewritten in such an extreme way that they felt like cheap imitations of the “real” ones, plus it was never made available in America until 2007, when they were made available in the Disney Comic App in a way that omitted all secondary stories and bonus content that was necessary to understand the plot (plus the app itself closed after a single year). The failure of PK killed the Paperinik New Adventures franchise until the 2010s when a continuation of PK2 was finally released with the name Paperinik New Era.

The PK game was amazing as a kid! We loved it with my friend. I loved the comics too and the game felt like them.

6:03 Pretty cool detail how the screens change between different scenes, like they were imitating the panels in comic stories.😉

6:07 That was probably Tony Anselmo (Donald Duck's current voice actor) with his "normal" voice.🤔🗣

5:16 The "PK" actually comes from Paperinik, The original Italian name for Donald Duck's lesser known superhero persona. (Donald's name in Italy is Paperino) Really goes to show that the Donald Duck comics are most popular specifically in Europe. (And even more specifically in my home country, Finland!)😉🦸‍♂

4:10 Actually, the time trials were for Gladstone Gander, not Gyro Gearloose. (that's surprisingly hard to say, they got lots of G-names in the "duck universe")😉

3:54 That was a pretty strange change from the original PS1 and PC versions. In those, each world had its own thing that was chasing Donald, but here they're all downgraded to the same magical hand in every world (except Magica's Mansion, because that's where it originally came from on PS1 and PC).🤔

3:44 Those are actually the Beagle Boys operating a giant wrecking ball.🤨

0:24 Goin' Quackers was actually known as "Donald Duck: Quack Attack" in European regions.🤔🦆

I've been reading the Topolino comics, and it's kind of cool seeing how much stuff they carried over from them to these games.

I actually played pk out of the shadows, but i had no idea what was going on, why donald sounded like technis from danny phantom, or while i was being followed by a duck version of kazoo from the flintstones.

I plays both! Quack attack on 64 and i did read the comic about donald as a super hero so it was fun when they did a game about it :) Great video!!