You could change the difficuly on the original too if I remember correctly. But what I find more difficult about the original was using a d-pad, instead of a joystick like the remaster, to control scrooge on a pogostick. However I was also 6 at the time, so...

Haha it’s very possible I just sucked. I wouldn’t rule that out

I haven’t much issue with it. I try to use my shitty weapons for shitty enemies, then replace them with the weapons they drop. Save the better weapons for bosses. As far as cutting wood or mining just use bombs. Haven’t run out of weapons yet.

If you finished the game and only found 1 you really should’ve done more exploring between quests. They’re all over the place. Under almost every rock, on top of trees. Some you need to shoot balloons or do a little puzzle where you match a stack of blocks to another stack of blocks. Then trade them for more weapon…

Oh man I gotta disagree, the original ducktales, not the remaster, was super hard

Has any kind of achievement/trophy addition been discovered or ruled out yet? I mean how hard is it to simply keep up with ps4 and xbox ?! That was something I was really hoping for, as well as the removal of friend codes. I personally love having proof or extra reward for putting a ton of work into a game.

I remember when pokemon first released in the US, I was 9 and staying with my grandfather for the weekend. As a way of keeping my brother and I out of his hair he brought us to EB Games to get Pokemon. The scene when we got there was absolute chaos. If I had known what the stock market was at the time, that’s what I…

This was easily one of the most frustrating and therefor rewarding experiences of the game. It took me almost a full day to get through, and when I finally saw light from outside it felt so good.

You select map point, then choose anywhere you want to travel. You don’t have to scroll through the lists, that’s only if you don’t know where it is on the map

These aren’t problems with the game, they’re problems with your brain.