N64 Duck Dodgers: Starring Daffy Duck (Europe) N64

[Yousef Yousef]

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• Duck Dodgers: Starring Daffy Duck (Europe) N64
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[Juiceala]

Personally, I think the PS2 and GameCube versions are the best because they have more content, like levels and the special system.

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For me, the PS2 and GameCube versions will always be the best, and people keep overrating the others, which aren't bad at all, but the PS2 and GameCube versions have more content overall and are fun to control. If you've played Crash Bandicoot, it'll be a piece of cake.

To each their own, imo the GC/PS2 version is the weakest, worse level design, worse controls, it even has level levels, not more, the PS1 version is really good but it suffers from poor performance and slightly worse controls than the superior DC/N64 version, honestly the controls alone feel so tight in the DC/N64 version makes it really fun to play.

 

[Jander]

No, pero tiene mucha variedad. De hecho, lo prefiero así, ya que Bugs Bunny Lost in Time tiene mucho que retroceder. En mi opinión, Bugs Bunny and Taz Time Busters es mucho mejor, ya que el sistema de subida de nivel no te hace retroceder, y es muy divertido completarlo al 100%.

Consejos para Duck Dodgers Starring Daffy Duck: para alcanzar mayor altura, toca rápidamente el botón de doble salto. Tu instinto podría decirte que esperes hasta el punto más alto en el aire antes de saltar de nuevo para llegar más alto, pero en este juego no es así. Por alguna razón, tocar rápidamente el botón de salto dos veces te permitirá alcanzar los átomos más altos. También puedes consultar los átomos que te faltan y cambiar los controles de la cámara en el menú de pausa.

Si te gustan los juegos de plataformas poco conocidos de N64, te recomiendo Donald Duck Goin' Quackers . De hecho, te recomendaría la versión de Dreamcast por su mejor rendimiento, música y escenas cinemáticas, pero la versión de N64 es igual de buena. Las demás versiones son juegos diferentes y, en mi opinión, solo son mediocres; las versiones de N64 y Dreamcast son el mismo juego.

Personally, I think the PS2 and GameCube versions are the best because they have more content, like levels and the special system.

Post automatically merged: Oct 29, 2025

¿Te refieres a GG Shinobi? Lo jugué, al igual que a su secuela. Son juegos increíbles; me da mucha pena no haberlos tenido de niño, ya que antes de tener una Game Boy Advance jugaba con Game Gear.

No estoy 100% seguro a qué átomos te refieres, pero como dije, el juego no tiene sistema de mejoras ni posibilidad de volver sobre tus pasos, así que si te falta un átomo en un área, lo más probable es que necesites encontrar un pasadizo secreto.

En cuanto a Donald Duck, es exactamente igual que Rayman 2 (de hecho, creo que usa el mismo motor). Crecí con la versión de Dreamcast (tenía una Dreamcast) y, por suerte, es la versión que todos recomiendan. No es solo un poco mejor que las demás, sino que es un juego mucho mejor. Incluso las de PS2 y GameCube no son muy buenas ni divertidas de controlar; las de N64 y Dreamcast son las mejores. Si quieres, puedo compartirte un video con más detalles.

For me, the PS2 and GameCube versions will always be the best, and people keep overrating the others, which aren't bad at all, but the PS2 and GameCube versions have more content overall and are fun to control. If you've played Crash Bandicoot, it'll be a piece of cake.

 

[Juiceala]

Not that many would care.. however I found out how to get the hidden Atom in Stage 1, mines, penultimate level

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Highly suggested, having a blast right now!

This one, I was confused to which one you meant, yeah the quick tap double jump should help, this game has a special ending for getting all the atoms but the game guides you and lets you know how many are left and like I said there is no upgrading system so no backtracking is required unless you missed something.

Glad you are enjoying this, have fun.

 

[revck]

GG Shinobi you mean? I played it and its sequel, incredible games, really sad I did not have them as a child as I was a Game Gear kid before I got a Gameboy Advance.

I'm not 100% sure which atoms you are referring to but like I said the game has no upgrading system or backtracking so if you are missing an atom in an area chances are you need to find a secret passageway.

Regarding Donald Duck it is exactly the same as Rayman 2 (in fact I believe it is running on the same engine) I grew up with the DC version (I had a Dreamcast) and my luck it is indeed the version everybody recommends, it's not just slightly better than the other versions but it is a much better game than the other versions, even the ones on PS2 and GC are not very good or fun to control, but the ones on N64 and DC are the ones to go, I can share a video that goes in depth if you want.

Not that many would care.. however I found out how to get the hidden Atom in Stage 1, mines, penultimate level

Post automatically merged: Oct 28, 2025

Highly suggested, having a blast right now!

 

[Juiceala]

Donal Duck GQ is one of my favourites (esthetically) but NEVER played it apart from minutes because I think there were demos when I was a child but didn't have too much of chance to buy the original cartridge/disc! So I will fix that indeed! It also looks to have some in-depth stuff going on?
I knew that this game in particular has (completely) different games/engines based on platform and I did not know which was the best so thanks for the tip.
(...) Just had a look at versions and DC looks wonderful, however as usually it is for my region, my language is often missing from DC games (in fact no friend heard or knew about Dreamcast back then, probably undersold or not even sold - what a shame considering I believe has one of the best and unique games offering).
And backtracing on DC-no-compatible-language, the N64 instead is multilanguage, so might try that? However mildly undecided knowing that I tried the DC version some time ago and was super fluid.

Regarding Duck Dogers, do you recall the first stage, around the penultimate level, where there are 2 atoms on the cart highway on the top? There's one atom far away that I supposed I need to backtrack to pick (with a powerup) or to enter the level from a different/secret angle/side. But maybe it's just a lucky double jump? Will re-try either way.

Ok it's suggestion time then? Gotta play this one pal! Shinobi for the majestic GameGear !!!! *_*

GG Shinobi you mean? I played it and its sequel, incredible games, really sad I did not have them as a child as I was a Game Gear kid before I got a Gameboy Advance.

I'm not 100% sure which atoms you are referring to but like I said the game has no upgrading system or backtracking so if you are missing an atom in an area chances are you need to find a secret passageway.

Regarding Donald Duck it is exactly the same as Rayman 2 (in fact I believe it is running on the same engine) I grew up with the DC version (I had a Dreamcast) and my luck it is indeed the version everybody recommends, it's not just slightly better than the other versions but it is a much better game than the other versions, even the ones on PS2 and GC are not very good or fun to control, but the ones on N64 and DC are the ones to go, I can share a video that goes in depth if you want.

 

[revck]

It does not, but it has lots of variety, I actually prefer it this way as Bugs Bunny Lost in Time has a lot of backtracking, imo Bugs Bunny and Taz Time Busters is a lot better as the level up system does not make you backtrack, very fun to 100%.

Tips regarding Duck Dodgers Starring Daffy Duck, to get higher quick tap double jump, your instenct may tell you to wait until the highest point in the air before you jump again to go higher, not in this game, for some reason quickly tapping jump twice will get you higher for those high to reach atoms, also you can check your missing atoms and also change the camera controls in the pause menu.

If you like obscure N64 platformers may I recommend Donald Duck Goin' Quackers? I'd actually recommend the DC version for better performance, music and cutscenes, but the N64 version is the same great game, the other versions are different games btw and they are only mediocre imo, only the N64 and DC versions are the same "good" game.

Donal Duck GQ is one of my favourites (esthetically) but NEVER played it apart from minutes because I think there were demos when I was a child but didn't have too much of chance to buy the original cartridge/disc! So I will fix that indeed! It also looks to have some in-depth stuff going on?
I knew that this game in particular has (completely) different games/engines based on platform and I did not know which was the best so thanks for the tip.
(...) Just had a look at versions and DC looks wonderful, however as usually it is for my region, my language is often missing from DC games (in fact no friend heard or knew about Dreamcast back then, probably undersold or not even sold - what a shame considering I believe has one of the best and unique games offering).
And backtracing on DC-no-compatible-language, the N64 instead is multilanguage, so might try that? However mildly undecided knowing that I tried the DC version some time ago and was super fluid.

Regarding Duck Dogers, do you recall the first stage, around the penultimate level, where there are 2 atoms on the cart highway on the top? There's one atom far away that I supposed I need to backtrack to pick (with a powerup) or to enter the level from a different/secret angle/side. But maybe it's just a lucky double jump? Will re-try either way.

Ok it's suggestion time then? Gotta play this one pal! Shinobi for the majestic GameGear !!!! *_*

 

[Juiceala]

Reminds me a lot of Bugs Bunny Lost in Time - Don't know if it will get that deep (Lost in Time has some unique RPG/Powerup-like mechanics later on), will need to play more!

Weird that these games are so curated and yet nearly unknown. Games never cease to surprise me.

It does not, but it has lots of variety, I actually prefer it this way as Bugs Bunny Lost in Time has a lot of backtracking, imo Bugs Bunny and Taz Time Busters is a lot better as the level up system does not make you backtrack, very fun to 100%.

Tips regarding Duck Dodgers Starring Daffy Duck, to get higher quick tap double jump, your instenct may tell you to wait until the highest point in the air before you jump again to go higher, not in this game, for some reason quickly tapping jump twice will get you higher for those high to reach atoms, also you can check your missing atoms and also change the camera controls in the pause menu.

If you like obscure N64 platformers may I recommend Donald Duck Goin' Quackers? I'd actually recommend the DC version for better performance, music and cutscenes, but the N64 version is the same great game, the other versions are different games btw and they are only mediocre imo, only the N64 and DC versions are the same "good" game.

 

[revck]

If you want I shared the NTSC version and asked Yousef to share the PAL version since I don't have it.

Thanks Juiceala

Post automatically merged: Oct 27, 2025

That darn atom in the mines
1 missing
As expected this game is some serious lot of fun. Played through full stage 1 only as of speaking.

Reminds me a lot of Bugs Bunny Lost in Time - Don't know if it will get that deep (Lost in Time has some unique RPG/Powerup-like mechanics later on), will need to play more!

Weird that these games are so curated and yet nearly unknown. Games never cease to surprise me.

 

[Juiceala]

Wow, another from this world, exclusive to N64? Seems very wonderful tbf - gotta add to my games and try asap!

If you want I shared the NTSC version and asked Yousef to share the PAL version since I don't have it.

 

[revck]

Wow, another from this world, exclusive to N64? Seems very wonderful tbf - gotta add to my games and try asap!

 

[Juiceala]

Thank you, Yousef-san!

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

This game is definitely one of the best Daffy Duck a.k.a. Duck Dodgers games although it comes from the Looney Tunes universe on the Nintendo 64 and it's better than the Super Famicom/Super Nintendo one, although that one at least had a Redux version.

And by the way Thanks for sharing Yousef .