In DONALD DUCK: Goin' Quackers for the Game Boy Color you play Donald Duck, who must rescue his girlfriend Daisy from the clutches of the evil Merlock You'll set out on an adventure to rescue Daisy and send Merlock back to his own warped dimension. To do that, you'll have to run, jump, and battle your way through the levels and collect the blueprints to the dimensional transporter that are scattered around four different side-scrolling worlds. Vibrant, full-color graphics with astonishing animation make the presentation of this game top-notch, and colorful cutscenes move the story along between levels. DONALD DUCK: Goin' Quackers is only compatible with Game Boy Color systems.

4 challenging worlds requiring blueprints to collect

save passwords

Suitable for All Ages

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The story, famous reporter, Daisy, has succeeded in entering the secret temple of Merlock, the terrible magician and the obvious bad guy in the game. While reporting on live TV, she was about to show the evil Merlock's castle when the TV screen became scrambled. No one knows what happened to her. Who else, but our hero, the typical moody Donald Duck is off to rescue her. To do this, Donald has to survive all the challenges in four different locations. Also, there is one blueprint for each level and Donald has to find them so that Gyro Gearloose can build the machine to put Merlock away forever.

This is a typical platform game with a lot of jumping from platform to platform, crawling, avoiding creepy crawlies, and chasing bonus items such as extra lives. We all know Donald as one of the moodier Disney characters and the game has special candy to change Donald's mood from happy to hyper to angry and finally, to berserk. Other than this, there is nothing new to gamers who enjoy Mario and Pikachu.

Hardcore gamers will be bored with the game. But, it's a decent game that is more entertaining for younger kids and Donald Duck fans.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

great game !Jan 19, 2002
By An 11-year old gamer
This is a great game because it gives you good sound and enemys. I beat this game in 5 days, but that was playing non-stop and I`m a pretty good gamer. My only hangup was the fourth level of the ghost place where you have to keep in sight of this ghost guy who never stops. A good story line and the last level is awesome. It's a cheap game money wise, but it has a great value and it's worth playing again.

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It's great!!!Jul 10, 2004
By Pdog1
It's a really fun game and I have played the entire thing over many times the only thing i would say is make sure you get the blueprints if you don't the game will get 10x harder because you have to go back and get them later. Also make sure you have a piece of paper and a pen ready at all times you will need it to write down the passwords.

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Playing Quackers could lose your cookiesJan 18, 2002

This game has great color and is pretty fun to play. HOWEVER, if you are easily susceptible to motion sickness, you need to be ready to treat an attack before you start to play. When Donald is jumping on the vines to get to certain items and move along, the up/down and back/forth motion over and over could trigger your problems. Believe me, it hits with a vengence...

one of the best games that was made for the gameboy color. Also "spoilers" "usefull game password"Apr 10, 2012
By kristin
This is one of the best platformer games that has ever been created. The game graphics are stunning and the controls and music are very good. This game is a rare treat and a must own. Hopefully in the future this game will be remade on to a console or another hand held system. Also here is a password that unlocks everything in the game very handy password to use if and when you get stuck on a certain level. The Password is gd8mbhs Good luck !!

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