Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers is a Famicom/NES game developed by Capcom, presumably in 1990 or so. And man, it's definitely my all-time favorite licensed Capcom Famicom/NES game.
The gameplay is pretty fast and fun when it came to throwing boxes at enemies, and every enemy killed by boxes, including the bosses, is always really satisfying. The 1st Chip and Dale game is also pretty easy, with many 1-Ups to collect due to how easy the collectables are to get, especially the bonus games since those have a 1-Up in them every time. And the music, while some of it is repetitive, it's definitely really nice and sometimes catchy to listen to, which ain't surprising since this is a Capcom game, after all.
Honestly, considering I haven't played the original game for this channel until now, and it's been a while since I last played this game (last time I played it was on the Disney Afternoon Collection on Steam), some levels were definitely more challenging than usual for me to beat. Though, the final level was still the most challenging of course, and I died so many dang times, but man was it worth it to finally get past the final section and move on to the final boss, especially considering how well the final level theme fits. All of the bosses in this game are really easy though, sure they still put up somewhat of a challenge, but I mean, heck, even the final boss in this game was pretty pathetic in my opinion! Yeah, compared to DuckTales which was much more challenging from what I've played, I guess this is basically kids' first Capcom Disney game when it came to the difficulty.
But man, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers is still a lot of fun to this day! I may not be familiar with watching the Chip and Dale Recue Rangers cartoon series (same goes for DuckTales), but the games in it's video game dualogy are definitely loads of fun. And it's still a bit of a shame I haven't played this game with Co-Op yet, as I could imagine it being a lot of fun with a 2nd player. I also played this through a Multicart on my Power Games Famiclone, but I also wish to own an original, standalone copy of this game in the future.
Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers is a Famicom/NES game developed by Capcom, presumably in 1990 or so. And man, it's definitely my all-time favorite licensed Capcom Famicom/NES game.
The gameplay is pretty fast and fun when it came to throwing boxes at enemies, and every enemy killed by boxes, including the bosses, is always really satisfying. The 1st Chip and Dale game is also pretty easy, with many 1-Ups to collect due to how easy the collectables are to get, especially the bonus games since those have a 1-Up in them every time. And the music, while some of it is repetitive, it's definitely really nice and sometimes catchy to listen to, which ain't surprising since this is a Capcom game, after all.
Honestly, considering I haven't played the original game for this channel until now, and it's been a while since I last played this game (last time I played it was on the Disney Afternoon Collection on Steam), some levels were definitely more challenging than usual for me to beat. Though, the final level was still the most challenging of course, and I died so many dang times, but man was it worth it to finally get past the final section and move on to the final boss, especially considering how well the final level theme fits. All of the bosses in this game are really easy though, sure they still put up somewhat of a challenge, but I mean, heck, even the final boss in this game was pretty pathetic in my opinion! Yeah, compared to DuckTales which was much more challenging from what I've played, I guess this is basically kids' first Capcom Disney game when it came to the difficulty.
But man, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers is still a lot of fun to this day! I may not be familiar with watching the Chip and Dale Recue Rangers cartoon series (same goes for DuckTales), but the games in it's video game dualogy are definitely loads of fun. And it's still a bit of a shame I haven't played this game with Co-Op yet, as I could imagine it being a lot of fun with a 2nd player. I also played this through a Multicart on my Power Games Famiclone, but I also wish to own an original, standalone copy of this game in the future.
