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| + | ===Intro (part 1)=== | ||
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| + | | desc=On the Master System, the introduction is constructed from in-game assets, while the Game Gear uses dedicated images to help tell the story. The Game Gear also streamlines the script, with fewer lines of dialogue overall. | ||
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| + | ===Intro (part 2)=== | ||
| + | {{Comparison | ||
| + | | image1=TLDC SMS Intro2.png | ||
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| + | | game1=Master System | ||
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| + | | desc=On the Master System, you get to see Huey, Dewey and Louie get captured. | ||
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| + | ===Intro (part 3)=== | ||
| + | {{Comparison | ||
| + | | image1=TLDC SMS Intro3.png | ||
| + | | image2=TLDC GG Intro3.png | ||
| + | | game1=Master System | ||
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| + | | desc=While on the Game Gear Donald taking off is part of the intro, the Master System treats it as part of the title screen. | ||
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| + | ===Title screen=== | ||
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| + | | desc=While the Master System attempts to construct a realistic world map out of a small handful of tiles, the Game Gear goes for a more "abstract" approach to get around the limitation. Neither map is geographically accurate, but the lack of space to fill likely works in the Game Gear's favour. | ||
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Revision as of 18:23, 1 February 2019
Contents
Version comparisons
Intro (part 1)
| Master System |
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| Game Gear |
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On the Master System, the introduction is constructed from in-game assets, while the Game Gear uses dedicated images to help tell the story. The Game Gear also streamlines the script, with fewer lines of dialogue overall.
Intro (part 2)
| Master System |
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| Game Gear |
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On the Master System, you get to see Huey, Dewey and Louie get captured.
Intro (part 3)
| Master System |
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| Game Gear |
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While on the Game Gear Donald taking off is part of the intro, the Master System treats it as part of the title screen.
Title screen
| Master System |
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| Game Gear |
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Map
| Master System |
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| Game Gear |
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While the Master System attempts to construct a realistic world map out of a small handful of tiles, the Game Gear goes for a more "abstract" approach to get around the limitation. Neither map is geographically accurate, but the lack of space to fill likely works in the Game Gear's favour.
References
| The Lucky Dime Caper Starring Donald Duck | |
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Main page | Comparisons | Maps | Hidden content | Magazine articles | Reception  | |
