The Disney Afternoon Collection

>>90740766

Should have been the updated ducktales DESU.

Guess it's time to play Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers

>>90740766
I'd rather have had more full remakes by Wayforward but this is a great substitute.

Literally every game in that collection is on a Nintendo console. Also the music is these games is fantastic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-l3mNUuLVg

>>90740766
>It is a Capcom re-releases older game episode
When are they going to make actual new ones?

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>>90741199
Monster Hunter: Hardcore Edition comes out in 3 days.

If you specifically mean licensed Disney games, never. Never ever.

>rewind

What the bloody hell is this?

>>90741599
The casual button

>>90741599
Casual gamers. I don't mean that pejoratively.

>>90741311
Epic Mickey was pretty good, just not the salvation it was hyped to be.

>>90740766
They (Capcom) actually used to make good (license) games.

Fuck, that Chip and Dale game was one of my favorite NES games.

>>90742330
Zone B is the best level even if it took me a week to figure out how to get past the faucets.

>>90741311
>Kingdom Hearts
Good gameplay, story is a clusterfuck
>Epic Mickey
Alright game with a look into Mickey's history
>Disney Channel All Star Party
Another shitty shovel ware game on the Wii, nothing to see here.

Like how they remixed this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ku7PQadlR8

Now people won't have to waste hundreds of dollars on Chip n Dale 2 carts.

It came out near the end of the NES's lifespan and is one of its rarest games.

>>90742405
It is one of the very few NES games that I managed to play through and beat. And I love that everything is a weapon play style.

>>90742866
I could not even find a rom of this game. Never managed to play it. But I did not see it listed in the collection video either.

>>90742866
Too bad it's quite good but the music is mediocre

>>90742546
I really wanna play Epic Mickey again. Gameplay wasn't AMAZING, but I think it was alright enough, and the story and world are great.

Sucks that 2 apparently didn't fix any flaws.

>>90742946
Play that Castle of illusion hybrid on the 3DS.

>>90742866
Some of the best Disney games never even left Japan. Magical Quest 2 and 3 are fucking incredible.

>>90740766
>let's release this on every platform EXCEPT the one it originated from.

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>>90740766
>No Cold Shadow
Wow it's like they don't want my money.

>>90743096
1) That was a SNES/Genesis game. This collection is only NES games.
2) That wasn't directly based on a Disney Afternoon show.

What about Capcom's Goof Troop game?

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>>90740766
No Goof Troop.

>>90743212
And it wasn't made by Capcom, who's handling the collection.

>>90743231
>>90743254
It's shit. SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT

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Where's pic related. It had an afternoon show right?

>>90742730
I knew it sounded familiar.

>>90743389
That game was awful though. I think it flopped too.

>Not on Switch yet
Hopefully it'll come to it at one point

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>>90740766
>Not on Switch

How? The Switch would be the perfect console for this.

>>90743623
>>90743600

I have a feeling it will pop up in the middle of the summer or a DLC only game

>>90743600
>>90743623
If I had to guess, the devs of this collection are the same people who made the Mega Man Legacy Collection a year or two ago. And their game engine is more or less an emulator for whatever games they have the rights to republish.

So they just need to make a port of their engine for the Switch, and then they'll probably announce a release of the MMLC and this new Disney Afternoon Collection for the console.

>>90743346
I think it's decent but it's an SNES game, so no go.

>>90743231
Goof Troop and Bonkers would probably be released together, but I don't think there's nearly as much demand for them.

>>90741311
>Mickey Mania instead of Magical Quest

drink bleach.

>>90740766
Some of those look ridiculously hard.

>Full 1080p Thrills & Spills!
See every individual pixel!

I'll finally get to play Chip n Dale 2. I'm down.

>>90741311

>Capcom's Aladdin

But anon, that was the shitty Aladdin game. It was the other one that was good.

>>90740766

How does DuckTales 2 hold up?

Had DuckTales 1 as a kid, like everyone else my age, and fucking loved it, like everyone else my age. But I never got the sequel.

Is it as good as the first?

>>90746945
According to Guru Larry it's a pile of shit.

>>90747014
He's gay.

>>90746945
In the beta of the first game, everyone addresses Scrooge as Uncle Scrooge, not just the nephews and Webby.

The programmers of the sequel made the same mistake, but it wasn't fixed.

>>90742985
If you don't have a computer that can handle NES games, you truly have my pity.

>>90746945
Way worse soundtrack, but improved controls.

>>90743389
>It had an afternoon show right?
Did it? I don't think it did.

>>90743509
The Little Mermaid isn't a BAD game, but it is horrendously short.

>>90747384

It got 1 and a half, actually.

The Little Mermaid the Series, and Sebastian the Crab who was the B segment on Marsupilami.

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> no castle of illusion
> no goof troop
> no maui mallard.

SUFFERING

>>90746383
Darkwing and Duck Tales had some tough moments. But as far as NES games go, they're pretty manageable.

>>90746575
I'm not a big fan of either, personally. They're pretty tedious if you care about finding all the junk hidden under crates.

>>90747554
None of those are NES games.

>>90740766
DuckTales! Woo-oo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmpAx8Z5z40

>>90747554
If this sells well maybe we'll get a SNES pack down the line.

>>90747717
Pretty big "if." This is pretty clearly the result of the Megaman Legacy Collection creating a functioning NES emulator for their own use.

Wonder if DuckTales will have an achievement for getting the $0 ending.

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>rewind button

I guess kids needs this one.

>>90746383
>Some of those look ridiculously hard.

Not by the standards of "NES hard" if that gives you some perspective.

Darkwing Duck is literally a Beginner's Mega Man. Very fun and well designed, but if you're already a champ at NES Mega Man games then Darkwing is going to feel like Easy Mode.

DuckTales is unique in how it plays and a wonderful game, but only hard in places if you're still struggling with the pogo controls. If you've got that down then it's a fun game but not one that'll have you pulling your hair out. A "just right" sort of difficulty level.

Rescue Rangers is super easy. Fun to play, but even a novice will breeze through it in one sitting. Of all the games it was clearly the one made for the youngest audience.

Tailspin is the only one in that package I thought was just bad. Well, not bad as in it's a shit game, but it is a super fucking generic side-scrolling shooter; the kinda thing Capcom could produce on a lunch break.

And never played DT2 or RR2 so can't comment on them.

Ah man, I can't wait to play Mega Duck Man again.

>>90749495
Modern day gamers just aren't up to the task of NES level challenge.

Which is kind of pathetic, as these disney games are actually moderately easy.

>>90740766
They could have at least updated the graphics. Do people want to see 8bit sprites this day and age?

>>90746945
From what I recall, it's way easier. I also recall enjoying it.
The pogo stick had more uses and stuff.

>>90747408
One of the few I might have finished without using Game Genie. Pretty nice, catchy OST.

>>90749671
>RR2

It's more of the same.

>>90749971
Games back then were intentionally made more difficult, whether it be in the arcade to get more quarters, or for home consoles because of statistics related to rentals (they didn't want kids to beat a game in a single rental to increase the chance of them buying the full game afterwards). Plus, shit back then is just generally archaic in terms of design today, with lacking certain features like a native save function and half the time being lucky if they even had a password function (and even luckier if the password isn't the size of a fucking paragraph or made of in complicated symbols). Even if it's a relatively easy NES game, chances are it was still subjected to certain design decisions for this reason, especially these ones being Capcom games.

While I won't personally use it because I'm one of those try-hard assholes like that go for SS ranks in Devil May Cry 3 or whatever the fuck grading system is being used, the rewind feature is nice for those that don't feel being sent all the way back to the beginning because they ran out of extra lives or have to go through some part they felt wasn't fun again. Though I imagine it's going to be exploited either way.

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>>90741311
Are you implying that Kingdom Hearts is bad? It's the best thing to come from Disney since the 90's

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>>90750409
These are reasons why, but they also toughened us the fuck up in response. As a child I could play circles around these games because there was no other choice. If there's a sense of accomplishment that comes with that, it is deserved.

Capcom was actually typically on the easier side of the spectrum of NES games. People act like games like Megaman were hard, but they didn't even scratch the surface of how hard NES games often got.

>>90750523
I promise you a lot of that is nostalgia.

>>90750523

>What is Emperor's New Groove and a bunch of other shit I'm too tired to say?

>>90750994
>If there's a sense of accomplishment that comes with that, it is deserved.
Many games still have that, but are much more sensibly balanced for the home market now, which is a major issue I find with lots of games from the 80's and 90's, is that arcade games were still the norm. They're fun, sure, but I also find them to be much more exhausting games to play. I love Strider 2, but I can never play it for more than 15-20 minutes at a time because it just takes way too much energy to not be shit at it on a basic level. There are lot of games I also enjoy because they are more leisurely in contrast.

>Capcom was actually typically on the easier side of the spectrum of NES games. People act like games like Megaman were hard, but they didn't even scratch the surface of how hard NES games often got.
It's not that Mega Man highly difficult, it's more to do that they are designed to be endurance runs.

They were just typically more balanced (except the first few), but the same design choices for stopping kids from beating them in a rental period still apply.

1 just generally has shitty level design with lots of disappearing platforms, moving platforms over pit falls, and long strides of vertical ascension where if you get hit you're going a long ass way down. 2 they added in E Tanks, but they aren't carried over if you get a game over (thus pushing the player to use them sooner than later), and a password feature that only lets you continue from the halfway point of the game, as all of Wily's fortresses (of which there are now 2 in each game) cannot be left unfinished without restarting from the front door.

The Mega Man games are designed to be tiring more than they are difficult. I'm personally a huge Mega Man fan, but the original series is the one I'm least likely to revisit these days. In the Legacy Collection I would just create a save state after a level unless I'm just in the mood to go full hardcore. I usually play the Zero or X games instead.

>>90751813
You can play more leisurely games if you want, it's just less deserving of praise when you overcome them.

I find dismissing the NES as "unfair" or "balanced for arcades" as a copout. Some games are simply ports of arcade titles, sure, but in almost all cases the games on the system can be mastered by understanding the mechanics. Not just grinding your thumbs to the bone.

Nobody had really written entire books on game design back then, but to act like nobody had it figured out is pretty wrong. Hell, I'd argue some game design sensibility has been lost to the ages.

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>>90740766
fuck, i was hoping for best version of talespin
also, best box art and least played system

>>90751932
>You can play more leisurely games if you want, it's just less deserving of praise when you overcome them.

That's fine. Not every game is about getting praise. It's about having fun

I find dismissing the NES as "unfair" or "balanced for arcades" as a copout.

I didn't say either of those things.

>Some games are simply ports of arcade titles, sure, but in almost all cases the games on the system can be mastered by understanding the mechanics. Not just grinding your thumbs to the bone.

I don't recall ever arguing over this topic one way or another and I think you may have missed the point. Not every game are designed with the intent of pushing ones limits, and not everybody who plays them want to.

>Nobody had really written entire books on game design back then, but to act like nobody had it figured out is pretty wrong. Hell, I'd argue some game design sensibility has been lost to the ages.

Difficulty has noticeably gone back up for the most part, without being defaulted to excruciating levels. Most games from this decade (that I've played) now tend to find a much more satisfying balance compared to the days of more experimental and arcade-style design that latched onto them for so long in home market. While games made with more extraneous difficulty in mind are targeted specifically at people who want that sort of thing in varying degrees. Games this decade have been doing better than ever to appeal to a specific target audience in mind rather than most just being a one-size-fits-all deal.

If I feel like challenging myself (and I often do), I usually pick something designed better in favor of being practiced on a level fitting where I currently stand in it. A lot of Platinum Games titles would fall under this umbrella. Though not always, as there are times I don't mind punishing myself (I adore Street Fighter 2010).

>>90752698
I don't share your romanticized view of modern games. The modern era has brought many new problems with it. There are some advantages like having more titles that are designed to be leisurely and casual. But with the methodology of game design changing on such basic levels, having farms of people doing their one task instead of a tight-knit group of extremely talented individuals, the resulting product is noticeably very different.

The 8 and 16-bit eras were not that excruciating. The rare titles like Ghosts and Goblins are not the norm, and I feel like you are exaggerating a wee bit.

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>>90743623
Nintendo partnered with Universal Studios.

>>90753021
You seem to hung up on games focused on grinding, which I haven't touched up on one single time, and frankly have no desire to because I don't play those kind of games. But you're dividing games into A or B categories, and I'm not sure you realize there are C, D, E, ... categories for games as well.

>The 8 and 16-bit eras were not that excruciating. The rare titles like Ghosts and Goblins are not the norm, and I feel like you are exaggerating a wee bit.

Bullshit. You're remembering all of the polished, refined games from those eras. The majority of them were not on those level of polish and detail. The NES library especially was like diving into a big ass pile of shit most of the time. Many games ranged from being grossly imbalanced, improperly designed, poorly thought out, or just flatout dysfunctional. That's why games like Mega Man is remembered fondly and not shit like Terminator.

Wonder if these'll be available for previous gen consoles too? I'd love to get these on PS3.

>>90746832
Educate me as to why Virgin's Aladdin is the better game. And don't say it's because of the fucking sword.

>>90747014
Guru Larry has shit taste. He has a neat accent, though.

>>90740766
I don't give a shit about this, give me a remastered version of the real product not a game no one has cared about in 20 years.

>>90753341
>Educate me as to why Virgin's Aladdin is the better game.

Well, you see-

>And don't say it's because of the fucking sword.

Aw.

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>For literally every home console except the Swtich because of their pain in the ass control control scheme
You're making it really hard for to want to buy a Swtitch Nintendo

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>>90750523
>It's the best thing to come from Disney since the 90's

Real talk, dark wing duck is one of the best mega man games

>>90753950
Nigga, they are fucking ports of NES games.

>>90753580

>all those good or at least enjoyable Disney afternoon comics
>down the drain after the Marvel deal

Are we put on this earth to do nothing but suffer?

>>90743389
Saturday morning CBS show. The game was good, music owned.

>all the games are from NES
>most likely won't come to the Switch

Hm, can I just get Darkwing Duck? Never cared for the other shows, they were just "something to watch".

>>90745507
Mickey Mania was top tier m8.

Little Mermaid, like Aladin, was strictly Saturday morning

>>90754663
Darkwing is the best of them, but all the other shows were pretty great. Especially Tale Spin.

I just wish Tale Spin's game was a platformer. Not wild about TS flavored shmup.

So, paying for roms? Paying for roms of one of the most pirated games ever, Chip 'n Dale?

Why should I care?

>>90755413
So....Saturday Collection when?

>>90753341
>explain why it's better, but exclude things that are better
The animations were made by Disney animators, and are much more fluid
It had more music from the movie
It had better level design
And he had a sword

>>90751813
I'd argue that the X games are even worse than the OG Mega Man games difficulty-wise.

OG Mega Man was pretty much straight forward whereas the MMX games were not only notoriously more difficult, but engaged in the same sort of NES Hard bullshit where you absolutely HAVE TO have a walk through and maps, to be able to beat if not avoid being killed outright.

MMX series irrevocably CRIPPLED the E Tank concept (you only get four, which are hidden in the Robot Master levels AND are empty, forcing you to mercilessly grind for energy to fill up while avoiding being hit, since the only way energy pellets go to the E Tanks is if you have a full life bar).

Not to mention the bullshit where you have to hunt high and low for all sorts of power up gear items to have a snowball's chance in hell to find said E Tanks, let alone against later stage bosses. Which meant playing through each Robot Master's level twice if not three times to find every secret....

>>90755698
Are you serious? I remember playing the PC port of MMX with terrible keyboard controls and it was still pretty easy even without cheats or the walker armors.

>>90755553
theres a Talespin game for the Pc engine and (i think) Gamegear/SMS.

but those games were made by american devs, and kinda suck ass.

>>90755971

Definitely Game Gear. I remember seeing it on one of those old posters that have a back thats full of games you can buy.

>>90746383

Dude if you haven't played the first 3 Ninja Gaiden games on the NES then you don't know hard

been looking for the review on the NES classic talking about how that game is unfair and how could they put it on the NES

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>>90754145
Yes. And remind me again if the Virtual Console is ready despite all literally being ROMs of said NES/SNES games?

I love Nintendo, but they're still making developing games and porting them a pain in the ass to say nothing about their shit online.

>>90750994
>People act like games like Megaman were hard, but they didn't even scratch the surface of how hard NES games often got.
This, seriously.

The toughest Mega Man game was probably 9 ironically enough, and that's a modern game.

>>90756747
>He hasn't heard of Mega Man and Bass

>>90756845
Oh, I forgot about that shit.

Okay, THAT was brutal. Only ever played the GBA version but holy fuck that game is mean.

>>90756845
>>90756885

what about that Mega Man arcade fighting game

that was a pain in the ass

>>90755698
>I'd argue that the X games are even worse than the OG Mega Man games difficulty-wise.
I used to think this as well, until I started being more of a hardcore shitter and realized I could play the games WAY more efficiently than I was before. I realized that playing them as if they were original MM games just made them harder than they needed to be and that taking full advantage of X's maneuverability in the games made a world of different. Now I see it as the easiest series of the sidescrollers.


>>90756845
That game pisses me off more than any other Mega Man game.

>>90756885
GBA version is more frustrating due to the top and bottom of the screen being cropped to fit the aspect ratio. You don't even get to see all of King on screen at once in his last battle. His head is cropped out until you get higher.

>>90756747
>Everyone says 9 is the hardest one
>I think it's one of the easiest.
Something must be wrong with me.

>>90757267

no i agree 9 was hard

10 was easy

>>90756747
>>90756845
MM&B is the hardest console game.

However the hardest Mega Man of all time is III on the Gameboy. Dustman's level alone is like a trip through hell, 15 minutes of horrendously difficult jumps.

Oddly enough the easiest Mega Man game of all time was II for the gameboy. Enemies dropped E-tanks and lives like they were energy pellets.

>>90757267
MM9 had tons of 1-hit kills. It's easy from the perspective that all the special weapons are useful, but the game wanted you dead and had all manner of ways to do it in one strike.

>>90749671
I think Darkwing Duck is harder than Mega Man. Not because it was more challenging, but because the game just didn't feel as well balanced. It felt clunkier and harder to play.

>>90755553
>>90755971
I think I recall a Talespin platformer for Genesis.

>>90756238
Also Castlevania.

>>90758352
If a person doesn't take advantage of all the weapons and items that game gives them, then they're making it harder on themselves.

>>90759165

oh god I forgot Castlevania 1

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>>90756238

>Dude if you haven't played the first 3 Ninja Gaiden games on the NES then you don't know hard

Fuck that.

"Battletoads". Anyone who can legitimately beat it with no cheats or glitches or whatever is a certified Gaming God.

>>90747696

fuck i forgot about this video

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Oh hai.

>>90761230

So if we could put a list together of top 5 most difficult NES games

Battletoads and Ninja Gaiden are easily top 2

>>90746945

DT2 was generally worse than its predecessor - shittier level design, shittier boss fights, boring soundtrack - but it was still better than the average NES platformer.

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Also: Holy shit, Disney, why didn't you tell me that you had a remastered/upscaled 1080p "Rescue Rangers" release on Amazon?

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Okay one more image to post because I can.

GOD DAMMIT FREEHAVEN!

What is the most expensive game from this collection if you were to buy the NES cartridge?

>>90761421
>>90761442

just post the fucking link from Amazon already Freehaven

>>90761492

what

>>90761468

:3

Also! Extended thoughts on the games in this collection.

CDRR1 and CDRR2: Both fine platformers. 1 has the edge in level design, 2 has the edge in graphics, both have quality soundtracks and solid gameplay.

DT1 and DT2: 1 is the better game by a mile, and is one of the NES's best games ever. The soundtrack is legendary. DT2 suffers from convoluted level design and a boring (in comparison to DT1) soundtrack.

Darkwing: Hard as shit due in part to pixel-perfect timing on jumps and such. Good overall, but DT1 is better.

TaleSpin: Never fucking played it. Heard it was pretty "meh" anyway.

>>90761503

It's split between three or four "seasons" on Amazon Digital Video. There is only a single episode in SD ("Prehysterical Pet"), and the only episode with a bad encode is "Shell Shocked" (which can be bought in HD on iTunes).

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>>90761559

I mean, I KNOW this is part remaster and part upscale (they had to go back and make this look good enough for the upscaling to look this good), and it is the cut-for-Disney-XD versions of the episodes, but GODDAMN this is the single best release of the show ever.

(No the show does not hold up as well as you might think/hope. But still: This is literally the best release that this show is ever going to get.)

Are you looking forward to the DuckTales reboot Freehaven?

>>90761639

Still getting used to the idea of David Tennant as Scrooge. But the show looks fun, based on the trailers. I'll give it a few episodes to hook me.

>>90761326

"Summer Carnival '92: Recca" needs to be on that list.

>>90753433
Sucks to be you then

>>90746433
X-actly. Normies just don't know how technology works, but when they hear "1080p!" "Remastered!" "4K!" "60p!" the spending part of their brain activates automatically.

>>90754206
You can suffer passively, or you can fight to get what you want.

Choose.

>>90747384
Yeah, it did. It had new bad guys, including a lobster mob boss who talked like Edgar G Robinson

>>90761605
Wait, Wawa wait...

The remastered episodes ARE CUT!?

>>90762129

The episodes were "cut" years ago. Disney had already been editing the show well before Disney XD was even a thing, but those were all light/barely noticeable edits. The "XD cuts" do away with certain commercial break transitions by (often clumsily) editing the pre- and post-break scenes together so it looks like one long segment. Unless you know to look for them, nothing seems all that out of place.

On the bright side, the Amazon release does add the episode "A Lean on the Property" back into the run; that episode was left out of the DVDs and generally never re-aired on XD due to its plot (which involved major building damage) possibly invoking 9/11 imagery.

>>90762129
Yes, and I would get the Amazon releases if I were you. Wonder why that 1 episode is in SD though.

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>>90762257

If I had to wager a guess, I would say that they could not find the original print of that episode for proper remastering/upscaling.

Also: Thanks for that invite, yo. THE SCREENCAPPENING CONTINUES.

>all these Switch?? comments
>people desperately trying to get their SNES childhoods back
When will people let Nintendo go? Nintendo will never make a system with a good as a library as the SNES ever again, those days are over

Their last hurrah was the Gamecube and despite the good library it failed. The Wii was them finally just selling out and everything since is the same.

>>90761728

Link never heard of it

>>90762322

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfY79-3AdGY

Say hello to 8-bit Bullet Hell.

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>>90762290
I was worried if you received the message.

But why 1080? All my screencaps are 1090.

>>90762411

Maybe you have your player configured differently than mine. I'unno. Mine displays it at 1080.

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>>90762431
VLC almost never gives me trouble (despite its "terrible reputation". This may be one of those infrequent annoying bugs next version MUST fix.

In the meantime, have a dramatic crocodile.

>>90762570

I use MPC-HC, so who knows. Check the aspect ratio output on your player just in case.

Alright, the real question is, are there better versions of either of those games?

Sure, there is Ducktales Remastered, but that is more a faithful remake, and is recent.

>>90762297
Dude, the Gamecube was their worst console. No Zelda nor Mario the first year, and when they finally arrived they were worse than what the N64 had. That big-ass controller had the worst Nintendo D-pad to date .

The 3DS was their best platform to date, with 10 of everything and games like kid icarus, monster hunter and etrian odyssey each providing hundreds of hours of gameplay. If the Switch takes after that and not the WiiU it's going to be the king of consoles.

Also gb2 /v/

>>90762607

>are there better versions of either of those games?

Nope. With the exception of DT1, Capcom never remade or remastered any of these games for more technologically-advanced systems.

>>90762604
Neh, current VLC for macfags is just broken like that. Only an update can fix it.

(enough with namefagging, going anon mode)

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>>90742546
>Kingdom Hearts
>Good gameplay, story is a clusterfuck

Pretty much, the music and some of the enemies (especially the Heartless as a whole) are also great.

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>>90762570
>>90762604
My guess is the episodes have a different storage aspect ratio and display aspect ratio.

VLC takes screenshots in the display aspect ratio, while MPC-HC takes screenshots in the storage aspect ratio. This is noticeable especially if you happen to take DVD screenshots on these programs. See picture for an example; I took a random DVD, opened it on VLC and MPC, and took a screenshot on both. Results:
-both media players displayed the movie in the intended 1024x576 display aspect ratio
-VLC took its screenshot in the display aspect ratio
-MPC took its screenshot in the 720x576 storage aspect ratio.

DVDs use storage aspect ratio that has wrong image proportions (usually 720x576), and media players automatically stretch the footage into the correct dimensions. This is the reason why I prefer VLC for DVDs, or for video files that are in incorrect aspect ratio. If I have widescreen footage that's squashed into 4:3 and I manually set it to 16:9 on VLC, the program will take the screenshots in 16:9. If you try to do the same fix on MPC, the screencaps will still be in 4:3.
I'm not sure if you can make MPC take its screenshots in display aspect ratio too. But if you can, it's not on by default, and you'll have to fiddle with the settings.

MPC gives the screencaptures a lot better filenames though. But VLC's volume control is IMO better. But MPC has a nicer layout. And I could go on about both programs. A lot of people shit on VLC, but I think both of them have their pros and cons.

Nintendo probably has some pain in the ass method of getting games on their E Shop. Probably why there was nothing on the thing at launch and still barely has anything.

>>90755696

Capcom Aladdin isn't bad.

But Virgin Interactive Aladdin is just better.

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>>90741156
>darkwing duck with shantae engine

>>90764976

Also, hopefully Negaduck can be put in seeing he's the most popular DW rogue who wasn't in the original version.