Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers (2000) PS1 vs N64 vs Dreamcast vs Gamecube vs PS2 (Which One is Better?)

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📄 Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers is a platform game developed and published by Ubi Soft for various consoles and Windows-based personal computers. A different game with the same title was released for the Game Boy Color, as well as on Game Boy Advance, the latter being given the title Donald Duck Advance.
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[@GroupMPro]

i think the best here is the ps2, what do you think guys?

[@solitarioerrante4296]

PS2

[@Lucky_9705]

PS2

[@FDave26]

Dreamcast is favourite

[@user-rg1zw7zi9b]

Ps 3 groupe Mprou and Good Lek

[@Unknown-dw1ke]

WHAT?! PS2??? REALLY?????

[@jiggling86]

Kinda weird how these aren't ports. They're separate games

[@jimmyju76]

They actually worked with systems strengths back then

[@cerveraoliver]

Correct, most of them are very much different from each other. I found this out when playing the PS2 version after years with the PS1

[@Kill_Binho]

@@jimmyju76 But even then, most of the other games were just port between different systems.

[@77DirkDiggler]

it's three separate game - separately for GameCube and PlayStation 2, separately for Dreamcast and Nintendo 64 and separately for PyayStation.

[@jale05x]

I guess the pc version of it is a port from the dreamcast

[@countquackula8539]

Even though many N64 games haven't aged well. The N64 version looks the most impressive for its power.

[@princessleia2187]

Many N64 games haven't aged well? Lol good joke

[@ditto_arts]

This a joke????

[@crestofhonor2349]

@@princessleia2187 most n64 games have not aged well visually and control wise

[@646464mario]

@@princessleia2187 It's widely accepted that PS1/N64 games have generally aged poorly from a visual perspective.

[@pedrocoppola1085]

Some later N64 games actually look pretty good, the earlier stuff does look pretty weird for today standards, Some N64 games are hard to play control wise with anything but a N64 controller. This era of gaming is not the one that wants to be the more revived

[@cheekydaze6018]

PS1 version feels right at home. A very nostalgic even though I've never played it before.

[@dexterboy2736]

👍

[@barrydabee6752]

The PS1 was the worst lol

[@GabeHowardd]

@@barrydabee6752 PS1 Version is so much more lively and Donald actually sounds and behaves like Donald. The other versions all look like cheap knock-offs with muddy dull artstyle and terrible sound designs.

[@gabrielgoncalves2763]

Thats because this game is a straight Crash Bandicoot clone ripoff. Thats why you "feel nostalgic even though you never played it"

[@Househoppper]

The game actually released on PS1, PS2, Gamecube, N64, and Dreamcast along with PC, Gameboy Color, and GBA

[@Netoagsn]

Pc? I played every other version but never saw the Pc port.

[@dgvpereira]

@@Netoagsn I have it, but its a pain to run on modern hardware

[@Househoppper]

@@Netoagsn No Mac port if you use that

[@Fede4Cod]

Pc it’s the same as the n64 and ps1 versions

[@cerveraoliver]

@@Netoagsn I got my first copy of this game on PC back in 2000s from... A cereal box

[@meowmasterL346]

Can we take a second to appreciate this era of consoles? Back then each machine was so damn unique and functioned differently from each other due to 3D graphics being the new frontier for technology; there was no established "way" to run engines & software for them yet. Compared to now where deciding between Microsoft or Sony is null with them both being homogenized lowest common denominator machines that are only set apart from the features and exclusives (which are barely even a selling point anymore). Just loved back when your purchase decision actually MADE a difference, not just of which faceless corporation am I giving $400 to.

[@superduperjew]

it's a common phenomenon happening to almost every category of "stuff" under this system. Eventually one corp owns all of the little companies and everything becomes the same.

[@angelnobody7137]

You are right sir! Totally agree

[@fcanudo_]

for developers this was an absolute nightmare and probably is the reason why video game engines exist in the first place

[@JuanFranco-mq7js]

N64 looks awesome

this game has an amazing soundtrack, especially the dreamcast version

plus how can the next gen versions look so much cheaper than the other ones?

@Paul Bell um... i guess you're right

[@TheDiegobernal]

The game is completely different on PS2/GC, I prefer the gameplay on the Dreamcast and N64 version.

[@agamaz5650]

Yessssss same

[@copporn1615]

Me too, bcz those are exactly the same game with the PS1 version, but better graphic quality

[@Damyoro]

@@copporn1615 but worse soundtrack... I don't know why they had to change the entire soundtrack for non-Sony consoles, those songs were amazing. The OST completely loses me in the other versions

[@convexcornet2169]

The gamecube version looks better and it's twice as smooth.

[@carlosaponte2349]

It's the only one that runs at 60fps.

[@xman777b]

and DC

[@Mrekanietrie]

I think he plays it on an emulator and the performance here is not representative of the real machines

[@kaichristensen7984]

@@Mrekanietrie i think not.....gamecube looked good and runs very good...when you have one home you know it...... had seen in other games like timsplitters 2+future perfect (better look and fps gamecube over ps2)

[@GuybrushTM]

It was the best hardware among those, and it is the genre where it performed the best

[@HarbingerYT]

"I thought we were playing Donald Duck: Quack Attack. Not Crash Bandicoot."

[@Psych0technic]

It's Crash Duck: Bandicoot Attack

[@icee1683]

@@Psych0technic it's Crash Banduckoot

[@rvh1702]

​@@icee1683 😅👍

[@lugie6525]

LMAO anyone notice the thumbnail is just the same image for all of them

[@AchiragChiragg]

With different saturation lol

[@djcrimsonsunbird3607]

@@ArcticChicken it's so misleading and very clickbaity

[@rustyshackleford7265]

@@djcrimsonsunbird3607 No it isnt. You click the video to find out which version looks the best, if you dont want to know then you dont. Feel like you've been tricked? I bet it happens to you a lot.

[@djcrimsonsunbird3607]

@@rustyshackleford7265 this is a trash take, the thumbnail is supposed to be representive of what the video is supposed to be

[@SpyroTheGerudo]

The N64 version is really impressive compared to the rest.

[@Tromzy]

The Gamecube version is the smoothest, true 60 fps.

[@CatalinaMaxCisternasJofre]

The Nintendo 64 version of this game is one of the versions i saw and heard when I was little.

[@SfinxVid]

It’s insane how those are literally quite different games instead of ports. I remember playing it a few years ago again on PC and I already noticed some differences from when I played the game as a kid back then, but when I did the final boss fight I was shocked to find out that the final boss fight was literally completely different. I believe I played the PS1 version back in the days where you fight on a platform where you have to dodge waves of fire while on the pc version the bad guy turns into some dragon and you have to run away from it😂

[@parodzetec2978]

Important fact: PC version is a (well crafted) port of Dreamcast version. Just like Rayman 2

[@senormarston]

I didn't know there was so many versions of this game. I loved it back when i played on my PS1 and it seems that it was the lesser version 😂

[@YustinJ420]

The ps1 version looks better and has the best soundtrack imo. For whatever reason he upscaled the image in the n64 version but not the ps1 version

[@rosiemymelody]

the PS1 version is the best, it has the best movement, level design and music

[@3dmarth]

Interesting comparison. GameCube is clearly the best from a technical perspective (60fps, plus Donald has a proper shadow), but its visual style looks a bit bland to me. The N64 and Dreamcast versions have a nicer overall look, in my opinion... though I suppose you could argue that the richer, moodier lighting doesn't go with Donald Duck! It's odd that the PlayStation and Dreamcast also have the shadow effect, but the N64 and PS2 are missing it. I guess the best combo is DC+GC, in order to experience both versions of the game with the best graphics.

[@doitallYT]

3 unique games from a gameplay perspective, what a trip! I would recommend Vigilante 8: Second Offence if you haven't compared the versions already. From a gameplay perspective, same game. But every installment has their own unique features across the N64, Dreamcast, and PlayStation 1 releases.

[@bombjack1984]

A bit weird that the Dreamcast version is only 30fps when it runs on the Rayman 2 engine, which ran at 60fps on DC.

[@3dmarth]

Rayman 2 was already uncapped on N64, so the Dreamcast's power automatically kept the game running at a steady 60fps. Goin' Quackers seems to be capped at 30fps on all systems except GameCube. Still disappointing that it's such a basic port, though. The Dreamcast was capable of a lot more.

[@MikeRox83]

Yeah I was so disappointed the first time I played it, but for some reason the game is ridiculously compelling for such a simple platformer. I love the DC ver. So weird that the PS2 and GCN game ended up being something completely different.

[@VincenzoMGREX]

People in 2000 : I'm going quackers! People in 2021 : I'm about to go racist!

[@RanmaChan]

I have the one on N64 at 12 years ago, but when i just discovering for the PS2 version, it's so beautiful!! Donald is my favourite Disney Mascotte since my childhood!💙💙💖💖🦆🦆

[@nicholaschaney4002]

I own the gamecube version so my opinion of it looking great may be biased but I love it. I'm also very impressed by how great the N64 version looks, especially for the limted power it had.

[@beanmchocolate3900]

The N64 version has textures that are WAY too high res for the system to ever handle. How was that even running?

[@jodelmaster4539]

Miracles?

[@carlosaponte2349]

Well there's a reason why it's that high. The game aproaches the Crash bandicoot style of rendering, so in the N64 it works better than the PS1 considering the graphical power it has. That simple.

[@carlosaponte2349]

@@jodelmaster4539 Or maybe knowing how to work with the infrastructure of the console. Conker's Bad Fur Day is actually what a miracle looks like on a Nintendo 64.

[@carlosaponte2349]

@Sum Guy Is that the only solution?

[@jodelmaster4539]

@@carlosaponte2349 Yeah

[@hinatashoyo2999]

This game still looks and plays better then cyberpunk 2077 Damm miss the good old days when people put heart in there games and didn't only think about 💵 money

[@MrRedfield89]

For me 1 GAMECUBE (better frame rate and graphics) 2 PS2 3 DREAMCAST (like PC version) 4 N64 5 PS1 Anyway is impressive the difference between PS1 and N64 for a generation battle. The gap is very huge

[@thomasscorrano5766]

I totally agree with your top 5 and for the fact that N64 was a totally new game compared with Ps1! 😉

[@Kooleman]

Gamecube has better frame rate , but i think ps2 has better graphics in this particular example, I would still prefer better framerate tho

[@Machinorio]

The GameCube version has the highest resolution of them all and it's the only one running at 60 fps. It's impressive.

[@MikeRox83]

Dreamcast ver is also 480p ;) though less geometrically complex, I actually prefer the N64/DC game to what hit the PS2 and GCN.

[@Spanemberg96]

I love the PS1 version

[@senorsnipey1595]

Im most impressed with the N64 version as it looks allot like the Dreamcast. And The tweeks made for the Gamecube version really outshine the PS2. The lighting is so much better

[@danielstachek-mer2922]

Thank you so much for this video)

[@OhFrittata]

I found this game at a random retro game shop at a mall in my area, and I bought it thinking it was going to be terrible and to play it ironically. Come to find out that it was actually pretty good. I’m lucky the copy I got happened to be the GameCube version.

[@Luxudia1211]

I remember watching a lot of gameplay videos of this

[@InsrtFnnyHr]

"this has always been my standard"

[@martingarita3348]

Buen video 😄👍

[@GroupMPro]

gracias ♥

[@kolakhan1795]

thank you group m pro

[@ChronoMoogle]

Not gonna lie, the N64 version looks and sounds best, despite being the second weakest console in this list. Impressive.

[@ignignxkt]

How does it look and sound best? Has extremely muffled and compressed audio thanks to the cartridge format and while it looks significantly better than ps1, the dreamcasts resolution and graphical fidelity put it to shame.

[@IanHawke1863]

This channel is so good👍😉

[@Oni64]

At the end of its life cycle, I think devs really figured out the N64 enough to present some of the best graphics on that console. Some games even rivaled some Dreamcast and early PS2 games.

[@nicolaclapiz]

Bringing back so many memories on the ps2

[@Joshua_Quinzel_Isley]

Either the Dreamcast or N64 for me.

[@ser168teodosio9]

Me gustó tu vídeo. Me suscribo amigo ☺

[@Keybladeanddisneyandmore]

The ps2 edition was my childhood ~

[@user-pm8zz5sc6e]

Wow! Nice compassion! BIG THX!!))

[@Ksa-fp7qx]

Wow! Nice compassion BIG THX!!))

[@Amoora333]

I Like Your Videos

[@mayboy128]

Awesome video! Would you do a follow-up comparing the N64, Dreamcast, and PC versions?

[@tomg3797]

OH! MY! GOD! I was recently thinking about this Gem 😍

[@JakubSK]

Funny how the PlayStation 1 version looks the coolest and most nostalgic.

[@dexterboy2736]

👍

[@Tczew_Truck_Spotter_]

0:06 PlayStation 1 1. 0:18 Nintendo 64 2. 0:26 Dreamcast 3. 0:34 Nintendo GameCube 4. 0:40 PlayStation 2 5.

[@chuganoga1908]

I still remember when I got this game when I was a kid way back when never beat it but man I had some times on there

[@ChaseMC215]

I didn't know that the PS2 version as actually a dirty port of the PS1 version

[@kinorai]

I remember the Dreamcast having a widescreen mode, did other versions have one too? And of course... Did you enable widescreen whenever possible? Great video by the way! Thanks!

[@benimo6]

Yo who remembers the Gameboy Advanve version tho?

[@rh8560]

GameCube definitely looks the best

[@StatusQuonald]

Played this on PC, the Dutch version was called Quack Attack. Very fun game 😁

[@cameronbenson2684]

That 60fps on Dreamcast was smoooooth

[@stanable9716]

I bet the N64 had a stroke trying to run this game as smoothly as it did.

[@a.liguria2698]

One of the games of my childhood!

[@psych_zuki]

I always found the name of this game really funny

[@imgay391]

Some of this has hilarious humor

[@avitzedekdf]

I was complete unaware the N64 port, amazing game

[@DJmurderbazz]

who ever worked on the n64 version did a amazing job.

[@anonymoususind]

Dreamcast is the best one because it's a port of the N64 and featuring an arranged soundtrack of the N64 version and improved graphics

[@matiassaravia315]

0:18 Mi favorita es la versión de Nintendo 64

[@matiassaravia315]

@@nickonlineplay703 😀😀

[@xocee_2908]

es muy superior gráfica mente ala de ps1

[@matiassaravia315]

@@xocee_2908 claro, al parecer se vé demasiados espejismos paralelos

[@xocee_2908]

@@matiassaravia315 es cierto

[@Patoargentinolimpiador1981]

🙏pliz next video Golf gb vs nes🙏 in your channel I been waiting for long when you going to do group m pro

[@jonicknolte]

The GC is an underated beast but again the PS2 does Magic. The most pleasant version. Honorable mention for the Dreamcast

[@Manic_Panic]

1. PS2 version has the best lighting and shaders with correct smooth shadows. Also, the clockwork collectibles look way better on this version. 2. Gamecube has arguably better trees than the PS2 port but falls behind in every other aspect. It seems like Gamecube ports always have this exaggerated cartoony bright atmosphere that ruins the original design of these games. 3. Dreamcast version is basically a remaster of the N64 release. The only reason why it's not 1st is because the PS2 and GC have introduced quality of life improvements all around. But if you like the old version, this is the definitive release. 4. N64 port looks like it's using the full potential of the N64, you can tell the game was originally built for this platform and was very well adapted onto the PS2 later on. 5. PS1 port is a silent hill inspired, pixelated mess and runs like doo doo. I think it's safe to say it's the worst version, devs only built it to get some quick cash. Only superior to the N64 in audio quality.

[@awesomedud3739]

But the GameCube does run in 60fps

[@Megalocade]

N64 version for me plus the fact you got that great controller too 👍

[@qk1050]

0:34 he was imagining that Daisy was bent over in front of him

[@AkealSenpai]

I was looking for this in the comments 😂

[@Artzei]

Never really understood that why N64, DC and Windows versions have completely different soundtrack than the PS1, PS2 and Gamecube one.

[@aperson9007]

I didn't realize how big of a bit different the N64 over the PS1

[@zacharyseaton4476]

why didn´t you add in the PC version?

[@maodijong3661]

What a time it was when these games would be developed by entirely different teams or be very different games.

[@bogdans.jovanovic1224]

Hello guys how to download this game to pc i try but i dont know how i download from someone Page and dont work, game seid need CD can u help me?

[@kadream3601]

I remember N64 version! Nostalgia!

[@malealoy5622]

Holy quack i just realized i actually played this before!

[@FairAussie1]

I had this as a burnt game for ps1 while I wouldn’t put it up there with crash or Spyro it was a pretty enjoyable platformer

[@AKTANO-xy9yk]

The music of the first nevel in Playstation 1 its still chasing me in the night. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@alanbatista4117]

You can create with looney tunes: Acme Arsenal PLS

[@willdavies2003]

"God, that fucking GAME!"

[@chumbusthings]

I love how the thumbnail is just the same image 5 times

[@yuppiecake9097]

I'm playing through the PS1 game right now, and I really enjoy it. I like how has it's own unique aesthetic from the other versions.

[@agemug2729]

One of the most ported game ever. It has so many many versions!

[@SN64YT]

Well it ain't much compared to most ported games like Pac-Man, Sonic The Hedgehog, Super Mario Bros, Tetris, Rayman 2, Doom, Minecraft, Space Invaders, Street Fighter 2, Grand Theft Auto San Andrias, Final Fantasy, and etc. There is more games that were ported than what you think you know that were ported. Doom has to be the most ported game of all time, because you can play that game anywhere these days. Heck, you can even play that game on a toaster for frick sake!

[@bruh1694]

Warface joined the chat

[@SN64YT]

@Risen General Oh yeah! I forgot about adding that in the list.

[@agemug2729]

@Risen General don't forget every FIFA or Madden games as well-

[@Abel-Alvarez]

@Risen General As well as Metal slug,Super mario bros,Donkey kong (1981),space invaders,pong,Super mario 64, and even ratatouille.

[@norpland3739]

I think the best one is Dreamcast version

[@JANFREY_]

Nowadays this kind of game looks like a Pixar's movies.

[@ethaneveraldo]

People keep saying in the comments that these games were each unique and not ports, but I seem to be seeing a lot of resources and textures being reused across the different games. Keep in mind also that these games were all originally made on PCs, running OBJ 3D files. So in many ways, they **were** ports from one console to the next, even though each adaptation may have had their own twist (which is uncommon for modern ports, where extra effort is given to ensure consistency across platforms).

[@mazlynn2]

Back when all console games looked really different. Now it's all resolution and framerate. Also I'm surprised in the difference between PS1 and N64 there

[@fernanimo]

Thanks!

[@Altmaass]

Me da curiosidad que en esos años se trataban de hacer ports de consolas que tienen poca potencia como PS1, llevadas a Nintendo 64 y Dreamcast se ven mucho mejor. Eso es lo que se premia la calidad y la jugabilidad. Aun así dan ganas de probar las diferentes versiones del juego y es porque te consideras fan de los títulos que tienen diferencias en los videojuegos.

[@xeienar]

lo bueno de la versión de ps1 es que tiene cinemáticas y doblaje en distintos idiomas, cosa que creo que ni la versión de dreamcast ni la de n64...

[@Zona_Retro]

De hecho si salió en español para esas consolas

[@twilighttcm]

Really cool and interesting time in gaming history, cross platforming on the N64/GC and PS1/PS2 plus. Sega's last bid at the console biz.

[@justinw7323]

To me the GameCube version looks punchier

[@MrZongalito]

As smooth as the n64 ver looks I prefeer the ps1 one, the lowpoly aesthetic is lovely and the soundtrack is a banger

[@garfieldlazylasagna1234]

n64 is more blurry on real hardware im pretty sure this is emulation

[@MrDado999]

Ps1 winning it for me. It is pixelated, but it looks very fun and I prefer the music

[@super_toad_fan1707]

The Dreamcast Version is the best version (but was the most powerful console for this time so makes kinda sense)

[@k1ltr076]

I played PS1 version in my childhood, for this reason i prefer it.

[@LordTchernobog]

Me too

[@bonus22]

0:35 Donald Duck: Snyder's Cut

[@Ganondorfdude11]

This came out in such a weird liminal era in which all of those consoles were relevant.

[@ginogatash4030]

You mean it's a cross gen game.

[@rometoplayz9265]

Can yo plse do looney tunes back in action Ps2 vs Gameboy Advance vs GameCube

[@mazda9624]

The game is actually very unimpressive on PS1, PS2, Dreamcast and Gamecube considering what those consoles are cable of. That being said, the N64 version is seriously impressive

[@Werten25]

It’s like they developed the game(s) with that console in mind. lol

[@Uncle_Tre]

dreamcast just looks like a port of the n64, it could easily run the GC version

[@chaleeman]

OMG if they made a port for the Saturn and also a port for the Xbox it would be a game in many platforms across 2 generations. soundtrack sounds similar to Crash Bandicoot (even has the same gameplay as Crash), in PlayStation PS1, Gamecube and PlayStation 2