This is the last of the three reviews and the way I’m going to end it is reviewing the sequel to Ducktales (woohoo!)… God I forgot about that. It stars Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and the nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie who have also just dropped their duckballs (wooho… I SAID DUCKBALLS… They live with uncle and go on “adventures” as helpers for Daisy in her news anchor group… It made no sense.. my guess is that they were trying to incorporate what cam in the first show in a new modern way…. sadly, for me it was, disappointing. Like I said before, the ducks have new voices, but they fall way short than what Russi Taylor did in the first show… they just sound like a mix of both sexes. The only deeming quality is that Donald Duck has a significant role in this series unlike the first show and some of the plots and story were pretty good and kept me interested.
In the end, I give it a B- for its lack of depth, but the only one to feature Donald
Well their you go my first triple review of Quack Pack, Darkwing Duck of course Ducktales (woo *bang* check next time another edition.
It is time to get dangerous and review the awesome parody of crime fight vigilantes known only as Darkwing Duck. After the success of the first duck series Ducktales (woohoo!)… God that is getting annoying… it is a show about Drake Mallard living the normal live a regular joe, but in the night he becomes the terror that flaps in the night and is the cereal that stays crunchy even drenched in milk he is Darkwing Duck, who by the way is voiced by the great Jim Cummings. It also has Launchpad from Ducktales (woohoo!)… when will I learn not to say that word… anyways, he is in it as Darkwings sidekick and still retains his humor from the last show he was on. Not only that, but there are some very creative villians parodying all kinds of villains from James Bond (Steel Beak), Superman (Negaquack), Batman (Quacker Jack), and Spiderman (Megavolt, Lquidator) which was pretty original and a great tribute to the villains before them. In the end, this is a great show it has humor, drama, and an awesome theme song to boot just like Ducktales o no * ___ * (woohoo!)
I give it an A
Check out tomorrow for my final review
It is now time for the first triple review and today it is starting off with Disney cartoons starring ducks. Anyways, this show is yet so basic it is just well awesome in its own certain way… I am of course talking about Ducktales (woohoo!)… okay… so it stars Donald Ducks nephew Huey, Dewey and Louie, did they even have parents or are just orphans, besides that they are sent to live with their money grubbing Uncle Scrooge. Now I know what you are thinking “How can this be a good show?” well in Ducktales (woohoo!)… they added in treasure hunting, safaries, and many other fun aspects to make this a great show. Not only that they added a slew of new characters like Gyro Gearloose, Webby, the Beagle family, and Magica De Spell. But the best new character would be Launchpad McQuack… why you ask because he was funny, original in all certain ways and the best side kick for Scrooge himself. Overall, this is an awesome show whether you are young or young at heart or just likes nostalgic shows like this it is a much watch for anyone.
I give it an A
It has been a while since I did my first PC review and since I don’t play on it so much (not since the Crash of ’05… a sad year) anyways I thought I review the expansion to the first game. First off, there isn’t much of a difference from the first game to this one. There are new attractions to add more variety like a crooked house or space rings. The game also has new coaster designs and additions that the first game didn’t have before. Also, in my opinion, the challenges seem more tougher than the first game and provides the player something different than the typical have 500 guest in your park by October… It gets dull after a while. Like I said before there are only slight improvements from the first game and some are decent enough to make it a reasonable sequel.
I give it an 8
