The Lucky Dime Caper Starring Donald Duck
Donald Duck's treasure hunt adventure! When Magica De Spell steals Scrooge McDuck's lucky dime, Donald must platform through 6 colorful worlds to retrieve it. Features classic Disney animations and unique bubblegum attack mechanics.
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About This Game
One of the few Disney games developed internally by Sega, showcasing the Master System's color palette with vibrant Disney character designs.
Introduces novel gameplay elements like bubblegum attacks that can trap enemies, later used in QuackShot for Genesis.
The European version was rebranded as 'Donald Duck: The Lucky Dime Caper' with slightly altered level designs.
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