Capcom “Working On” Ducktales Remastered For PC

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As reported last week, Ducktales Remastered is headed to HD consoles this year.

 

Developed by WayForward Technologies and published by Capcom, the remake of the 1989 Ducktales game for the NES will have level layouts based on the original, but will completely new art and sound.

 

Additionally, Ducktales Remastered will also be showing up on PCs. Over on the company’s forums, Capcom USA Senior VP Christian Svensson shared: “Working on it. When I can confirm it, I will do so but for now, hang tight.”

 

Ducktales Remastered will be released for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U this Summer.

 


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