Version Differences
Despite the Sega Master System and Game Gear being very similar machines, there are some differences between the two versions of this game.
- While following the same storyline, the intro sequences are different.
- The level select screen on the Game Gear does not have any music.
- The layout of platforms, enemy positions are different.
- In the Game Gear version, bonus items are pre-placed in the level, whereas in the Master System version they are only obtainable by killing enemies.
- The Master System game allows you to back track, the Game Gear version does not.
- Collecting five stars in the Master System game gives you limited invulnerability, the Game Gear version gives additional points.
- When hit by an enemy, Donald loses his hammer weapon in the Master System version; it can be obtained as bonus item after killing an enemy. The hammer is not lost when hit by an enemy in the Game Gear version.
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