Duck Tales - C64 full playthrough

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Published on February 15, 2020 5:00:02 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QhJx8Y6NvM

Game:

DuckTales (1989)

Category:

Let's Play

Duration: 46:27

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The Junior Woodchucks are grateful to the following individuals who have graciously
contributed their expertise to Junior Woodchucks everywhere.

Scrooge McDuck, Money Advisor — This tough old bird is avery crafty businessman and world-class adventurer. He has prospected for platinum in Peru, sold snowcones in the Sahara, and built big businesses from Burbank to Bora Bora. The result —, three cubic acres of cash that he keeps in his Money Bin. To Scrooge, the Money Bin represents challenges met and obstacles overcome. “I made it by being tougher than the toughies, and smarter than the smarties,” he boasts.

Fenton Crackshell, investment Advisor — Formerly

Chief Bean Counter at the Duckburg Bean Factory, Fenton is now Scrooge’s accountant.
Scrooge values Fenton’s ability to count faster than the speed of sound, although Fenton's judgement is not always very sound. (Fenton once dumped all of Scrooge’s cash into Lake Doughbegone, hoping to turn it into liquid assets.)

Gyro Gearloose, Science Advisor — One of the world’s foremost inventors, Gyro has invented such useful devices as the hydraulic toothpick, portable skyscraper and megawatter pogostick. He now sets up shop in his “Brainstorming Barn’, where he dedicates his life to finding complex solutions to simple problems.

Launchpad McQuack, Aviotion Advisor — Launchpad is Scrooge’s personal pilot. His dashing self-confidence and gung-ho attitude give him a gift with any vehicle from a Martian space fighter to a Mongolian shopping cart. Launchpad’s many flying records include Most Crashes per Year, Shortest Flight on Record, and Most barns otormed. He was recently awarded the prestigious “Cooked Goose” trophy, presented to “the flyer most likely to use his parachute.”

Contributing to the Junior Woodchuck Guide is the highest honor that a Junior Woodchuck can earn. For this edition, four youngsters have been chosen for their outstanding contributions to the art and craft of Woodchucking.

Huey, Mountaineering Merit Badge Holder — Scrooge’s nephew Huey earned his merit badge by
making the fastest recorded climb up Mount Howling Peak: 4 hours and 26 minutes (he was being chased by a Wham Ram at the time).

Dewey, Jungle Survival Merit Badge Holder — Dewey earned his Merit Badge by rescuing a Junior Woodchuck troop lost in the Amazon for nine weeks. Dewey's advice to Troop leader Doofus: “Never keep your compass and your magnet in the same pocket!”

Louie, Spelunking Merit Badge Holder — Louie earned his merit badge exploring caves in China with his uncle, Scrooge McDuck. In a forgotten cavern he discovered the earliest known cave paintings, the work of the ancient “Peking Duck” Louie reported, “Well, | don’t know if it's art, but | know what | like!”

Webby, Wildlife Photography Merit Badge Holder — Webby’s special way with wild animals got her the photographs that earned her this merit badge. Her ability to handle wild animals often comes in handy on adventures with Scrooge McDuck. After all, she has to put up with Scrooge's nephews!

00:00 Intro
02:28 The Congo
05:33 Ali Baba´s cave
08:55 Scrooge´s office
15:16 Yellerstone park
16:56 Okeefadokie swamp
18:53 Scrooge´s office
22:06 Boola Boola Island
24:25 Atlantis
27:40 Labyrinth of Crete
30:03 Scrooge´s office
34:16 Vally of gold
42:53 Scrooge´s office
44:54 Congratulations

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