Launchpad is Darkwing Duck's right-hand man. However, at night, he dons his cape and a bandanna with holes for his eyes to become Darkwing Duck! He uses his superior skills to defeat the many villains roaming the streets of St. I'll focus on trying to give some relevant back-story to the characters and the Darkwing Duck series, while Dodd the Hammer makes outrageous claims about the realism of the game experience itself.īonus Episode 2: The Thrilling Conclusion!ĭrake Mallard, whose alter ego is Darkwing Duck, is just an average joe during the day. We'll be doing this in an informative/humorous hybrid style. As stated above, we really want to show off what Capcom and Disney were capable of doing together back in the heyday of the classic consoles. It was also an amazing game for the NES and was a well-executed clone of Megaman (rightfully so, as Capcom made it). Darkwing Duck is a prime example of the amazing video games that the Capcom/Disney combo made for earlier consoles.ĭarkwing Duck was a great cartoon series that babysat me many an afternoon after school. Shortly following the debut and success of the show, Disney hired Capcom to develop a game for them based on the series.īuilt off the Rockman 5 engine, Darkwing Duck was released in June of 1992.

It was a staple in many latch-key kid's after school activities. A Batman-esque crime fighter whose punny remarks were as cringe-worthy as his fighting abilities.ĭarkwing Duck was created by Disney in the early 90's and was on TV for 91 episodes throughout most of that decade. That is exactly what Disney was going for when they made this cartoon series. Darkwing Duck? Looks like Batman turned into a duck.

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