Probably not. I'm just asking the pertinent questions. Gameloft's The Amazing Spider-Man [$0.99] games and Disney's DuckTales: Remastered [$0.99] only have a few things in common. Both star classic American cartoon and/or comic characters. Both look pretty darned spiffy in action. And both only seem to go on sale this low once a year. That's enough for me to say that there's something up here. But why would a good, upstanding local fowl philanthropist like Scrooge McDuck be buddying up to that masked menace" Why, I bet that web-headed weasel is disguising himself as a duck just to besmirch Scrooge's good name! That no-good fraud!

While I wait for the mayor and the national guard to get back to me, I'll fill you in on these games. DuckTales: Remastered [$0.99] is the WayForward-developed remake of Capcom's classic NES title. You play as Uncle Scrooge on a treasure hunt around the world, with the help of your friends, family, and trusty pogo cane. I rather enjoyed it, as you can see in my review.The only major quibble is that the touch controls can be a little tricky in places, so if you're not so good with virtual buttons and don't have an MFi controller, tread carefully.
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The Amazing Spider-Man [$0.99] ambitiously attempts to capture the open-world joys of console Spidey games like the classic Spider-Man 2. Does it succeed" Eh, kinda. The fella who reviewed it for us wasn't too high on it, and I can't say I disag...