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Donald Duck Advance

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Also known as
Disney's Donald Adv@nce!*# Disney's Donald Advance Disney's Donald Duck Advance Disney's Paperino Adv@nce!*# Disney's Paperino Advance Disney's Pato Donald Adv@nce!*# Disney's Pato Donald Advance ドナルドダック アドバンス

Rescue Daisy by collecting energy spheres in this 2D side-scrolling platformer.

Donald Duck Advance was developed by Ubisoft Shanghai and published by Ubi Soft for the Game Boy Advance. It was released in Japan on December 1, 2000, and in North America and Europe in 2001. The earliest worldwide commercial release on the Game Boy Advance was in 2000, so the legacy year of 2001 is incorrect for the platform's earliest release.


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About Donald Duck Advance

Donald Duck Advance is a Game Boy Advance adaptation of a title released elsewhere as a 3D platformer, but here it takes the form of a 2D side-scroller. The plot involves Donald Duck's quest to rescue Daisy from Merlock, utilizing a teleporter invented by Gyro Gearloose to traverse four distinct worlds.

Gameplay revolves around navigating levels filled with enemies and environmental hazards. Donald possesses a basic attack, can jump on foes, and has access to a double jump and a running move for covering longer distances. The primary objective in most stages is to gather three energy spheres to unlock the exit.

Each of the four environments contains a special level that deviates from this pattern, tasking Donald with either fleeing from a pursuer or chasing a target. Throughout the adventure, players collect stars, with accumulating 100 granting an extra life and finding every star unlocking a secret. Progress is saved using a password system, and levels feature checkpoint markers to mitigate the challenging elements of the platforming.

Donald Duck Advance Screenshots

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Title screen
Main menu
Title screen (JP).
Main menu (JP).
Language selection (EU).
Title screen (Italian).
Title screen (Spanish).
Title screen (French).
Daisy Duck.
Story in English.
Gyro.
Story in Japanese. Gyro's new invention!