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Replay – Quackshot
The Sega Genesis really hit full stride in the 90s with a handful of amazing Disney games. Among all those amazing Mickey games and excellent licensed Aladdin and Lion King games, there was the stellar adventure of Donald Duck doing his best Indiana Jones impression. Join three of the biggest (read: only) Quackshot fans in the Game Informer office as we plunger-gun our way through Duckberg, Mexico, and Transylvania in this under-appreciated gem.
In case you're wondering who the last crusaders of Quackshot are, it's Andrew Reiner, Dan Ryckert, and myself. In this episode we rediscover Donald's unconventional but useful firearm, zip across the roofs of Duckberg, and tip-toe through a strangely spooky stealth segment.
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