A playthrough of NewKidCo’s 2000 license-based adventure game for the Nintendo Game Boy Color, Doug’s Big Adventure.
I play through the game three times in this video to give an idea of the variety of quests (described below) available.
Who else remembers turning on Nickelodeon to watch Doug Funnie, AKA Quailman, constantly obsessing over the charms of one Ms. Patti Mayonnaise? I loved it, though I had no idea until I played this that it had later become a Disney property.
This is a pretty neat game. It’s very much so a non-violent adventure game with only some brief moments of action when Doug becomes Quailman in order to staunch some evil or other. With his belt on his head and his underwear over his clothes, of course.
At the beginning of the game, Doug is sweating being stood up by Patti for a date. He decides to stalk, err…search Bluffington for her, hoping to figure out what happened in that weirdly obsessive way unique to angsty teenagers. To hunt her down, he speaks with people around town (Fentruck, Skeeter, Beebe, Roger, and all the other regulars) who send him on mini-quests that hopefully will lead him to Ms. Blue Balls/Condiment herself. He will find her after the third of these quests, and she’ll explaim what happened. The outcome (good or bad) of her explanation depends on how long it takes Doug to do everything. If you take too long, too bad for Mr. Funnie.
The novel thing about this cart is that it mixes these quests up between plays. There are over a dozen quests, and the game randomly selects which three you’ll get when you start it up. It gives it some decent replay value, but after you’ve seen them all, that’s about it.
The graphics are pretty nice, and the stories are little more than fetch quests, but it’s all in good fun, and it keeps everyone in character pretty well. For fans of the show, it’s a fun, simple title, though I doubt that it’ll hold much appeal for people that aren’t familiar with the cartoon.
And to think that this played in the same time block as Ren & Stimpy!
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No cheats were used during the recording of this video.
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I never really liked assistant principal Lamar Bone, this despite him being nowhere near as horrible as Umbridge.
Do you recommend this game
The game is really short
Was the game made by LJN or something?
Nice Game
Thank you, Doug. But Ms. Mayonnaise is in another area.
I like to believe that "Disney's Doug" existed to deliver a specific message: That things change, some for better or for worse, because that is life.
Disney made one of the characters a LOT skinnier for some reason… I just can't quite remember who…
Don't show this to a certain Critic…
Actually the Disney Version of Doug is pretty bad, especially the first episodes.
The classic Nickelodeon-turned-Disney kid's show gets a game that keeps pretty true to the spirit of the cartoon. It's simple and easy, but it's a pretty neat bit of nostalgia with some surprising replay value. If you want to join Doug, obsessive insecurities and all, on his quest for Patti Mayonnaise, this won't disappoint.