Editing QuackShot (section)

==Plot==
While Donald is flipping through some books in [[Scrooge McDuck]]'s library, a map falls out of a book relating to the treasure of King Garuzia, ruler of the Great Duck Kingdom in ancient times.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Narrator''': One day, Donald came across an old book in Uncle Scrooge's study. The title of the book was "King Garuzia's Great Duck Treasure". According to the book, Garuzia was once the leader of a great duck kingdom.}}</ref> The map leads to the location of the king's most prized possession, hidden in a secret place shortly before his death.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Narrator''': Just before he died, King Garuzia hid his most prized possession in a secret location.}}</ref> Donald thinks this is his path to riches.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Narrator''': "Wow!" Donald exclaimed. "If I could find a treasure like this, I'd be richer than Uncle Scrooge."}}</ref> Unfortunately, [[Pete (Disney)|Big Bad Pete]] overhears and pursues Donald throughout the game hoping to steal the treasure.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Narrator''': But one of Pete's gang had been spying through the window and saw everything. ... Donald and his nephews took off in their plane, leaving a furious Daisy behind. Moments later, Pete's gang flew after them in a plane of their own.}}</ref>

Teamed with his nephews [[Huey, Dewey, and Louie]], and using the partial map from the library, Donald begins his search in [[Duck universe#Duckburg|Duckburg]], with the trail being directed to an [[Aztec]] pyramid in [[Mexico]]. Outside the pyramid, he is directed by a "sweet señorita" to obtain a "hero key" from an explorer back in Duckburg to open the pyramid. Inside the pyramid, Donald meets [[Goofy]], who gives him a strange note and a red plunger to help him reach high places, and tells him that [[Gyro Gearloose]] is looking for him back in Duckburg.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Goofy''': Gawrsh, Donald, it's swell to see you. '''Donald''': Goofy, what are you doing here? '''Goofy''': Oooh, just looking around. I found this strange note. I don't know what to do with it. Do you want it? '''Donald''': You bet! '''Goofy''': I also found this funny plunger thing. Maybe if you shoot it at walls and things it will help you reach high places. And Gyro in Duckburg is looking for you.}}</ref> Travelling across the rooftops of Duckburg to meet Gyro, Donald is given Gyro's latest invention, bubblegum ammo that can break through walls. The last location on the partial map is Count Dracula's castle in [[Transylvania]], where Donald encounters a ghost who tells him that the Count carries the real treasure map.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Ghost''': King Garuzia's treasure! Now I remember! Count Dracula has the treasure map in this castle. But I don't think Dracula will give up the map too easily.}}</ref>

After defeating Dracula, Donald receives a more complete map. In [[India]], Donald enters the palace of the [[Maharaja]]h, where she challenges him to defeat the tiger (known as [[Shere Khan]]) in her garden in exchange for a Sphinx Tear.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Maharajah''': I offer you a challenge. If you can defeat the tiger (known as Shere Khan) in the garden, I will reward you with this Sphinx Tear.}}</ref> Donald succeeds and receives the Sphinx Tear, which is the key to opening a temple in [[Egypt]]. Donald is able to solve the "Riddle of the Sphinx" using the note Goofy had given him and obtains the Scepter of [[Ra]] before escaping in a minecart. From there, he journeys to the [[South Pole]], where he finds a key frozen in ice, and uses the Scepter of Ra to melt the ice and grab the key. The key unlocks the hold of a [[Viking]] ship, which contains an ancient diary with the secret to locating the treasure. The ship is haunted by ghosts, and the Viking captain sends Donald below decks to get rid of them. After defeating a skeletal Viking warrior, Donald returns to the deck, where the captain informs him that the diary is hidden in ice near the South Pole, and gives him an "ancient Viking plunger" that attaches to flying creatures.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Donald''': I got rid of all the ghosts. Can I have the Viking diary? '''Viking Captain''': I'm sorry, but to tell the truth, I don't really have it. '''Donald''': WHAT!!! '''Viking Captain''': But an old legend says that it is hidden in ice near the South Pole. Maybe this ancient Viking plunger can help you. It can be used to fly by catching things that fly.}}</ref> Donald then returns to the South Pole, hitching a ride on one of Pete's bird minions to reach the diary.

However, upon finding the diary, Pete shows up, holding Donald's nephews hostage in exchange for the diary.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Pete''': Donald, if you want to save your nephews, you'd better give me that treasure map and diary!}}</ref> After giving Pete the diary, Donald travels to Pete's hideout to defeat Pete and get the diary back. The diary reveals that the map, when dipped in water, will reveal the location of the Great Duck Treasure.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Donald''': It's the ancient Viking diary. The diary reveals that the map must be dipped in water. When this is done, the location of the real treasure will appear.}}</ref> Donald flies to the island where the treasure is hidden and manages to evade its traps in order to reach the treasure vault. After defeating the elderly knight guarding the treasure, Donald opens the vault only to find a simple stone statue.<ref>{{Cite video game | title = QuackShot: Starring Donald Duck | developer = Disney Interactive | publisher = Sega | date = December 19, 1991 | quote = '''Donald''': Oh my gosh! It is just a plain stone figurine of a duck princess!!}}</ref> When the disappointed Donald returns home, Huey, Dewey, and Louie accidentally break the statue, which reveals a golden jeweled necklace was hidden inside. Donald gives the necklace to Daisy and the two ducks fly off into the sunset together.