DuckTales Remastered Off-Screen Footage

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Ducktales Remastered LogoThe announcement of DuckTales Remastered at this year’s PAX East has created quite a splash, especially if the reactions of some of our staff are to be believed. I, personally, have never played the original, so I can’t say I have any particular emotional attachment to the game. But for those of you who do, gaming news site Gematsu has recorded five minutes of off-screen footage of the title.

Unfortunately, we can’t get a good sense of the game’s audio. The audio, particularly the voice acting, has also created a bit of a splash, with the announcement that the TV series’ original actors would be reprising their roles.

At any rate, the video gives a decent idea of how DuckTales Remastered is shaping up in terms of gameplay and visuals.

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