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5/08/2012

Donkey Kong Country 3 Review

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I think that all of the Donkey Kong Country games are the best SNES games out there. It really ... that companies have started to forget about SNES. It is so hard to find SNES games anymore. I have as much fun playing SNES that I have playing my N64. I haven't been able to buy this game due to it is very hard to find it. I do own DKC 1 and 2. I have rented in the past DKC 3 and I really liked it. The graphics are awesome and the levels are even more challenging than the other DKC games. In this game the colors are really bright. If I was to suggest one of the DKC games I would say buy this one but then again it is really difficult to find one. A good spot to look is ... if you really want one because I doubt that ... will be getting more in. I might be wrong but ... is selling less and less SNES games so I have a feeling that they wont be selling them soon.

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Manufacturer DescriptionMONKEY MAYHEM LIVES ON! Kiddy Kong is a portly primate toddler with incredible power and agility! He teams up with Dixie Kong to stop the ever present army of Kremlings. The game play and ACM graphics just keep getting better in this visually stunning installment in one of the most popular video game series of all time. Combining their unique abilities as they each other into action Dixie Kong and Kiddy Kong set off to rescue Diddy Kong and Donkey Kong. Collect tons of treasures grab billions of bananas and find more stuff than you've ever seen (or not seen) as you set off on the greatest DKC adventure yet! The final showdown with KAOS takes place in a cliff-top laboratory at the End of the World. It could get seriously ugly. Monkey mayhem lives on in this exotic island adventure!

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2/14/2012

Donkey Kong Country 2 Review

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In the original Donkey Kong Country, Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong went on an adventure to try and get their mounds of bananas back, but this second adventure will be a bit different.
The Kongs' biggest villain, Kaptain K. Rool (a huge crocodile) has taken Donkey Kong as a hostage, so it's up to Diddy Kong and his girlfriend, Dixie Kong, to get him back.
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest is a lot like Donkey Kong Country, except that it's even better.It didn't seem possible at the time for a 16-bit game, but this one has even better graphics than the original, better sound effects and music, and it's even more fun.There are new, helpful characters such as Wrinkly Kong (who saves your game), new animal buddies such as a snake with major hangtime, an awesome spider who has really got the science of web-making down to an art, and Rambi the rhino and Enguarde the swordfish are back and better than ever!Oh yeah, Dixie Kong is new too.She can twirl her head full of hair, which enables her to fight the force of gravity for a little while.
But what really makes Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest even better than the original is that it has more levels, and a lot more variety.There are even more secrets, more gameplay elements, and bigger and meaner bosses.When it comes to gameplay, the levels are more interactive, and there are a lot more things to collect and do.Instead of just collecting tons of bananas and extra lives (there's still a bunch of those waiting to be collected), there are 75 Kremcoins, a specially hidden DK coin in each level, and more, that gives this game unbelievable replay value.
Just like Donkey Kong Country, Diddy's Kong Quest is a 1-2 player game.You can play by yourself, or you can play with a friend in either competition mode or team mode.
In my book, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest is the best game in the series, and not only is it one of the best games for the Super Nintendo, and one of the best platformers, it's one of the best video games of all time.If you liked the original, or if you like action/adventure games that never get old, I recommend getting Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.You will NOT regret it!

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From the ManufacturerIn Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, the second installment of this superb series, you wage battle against Kaptain K. Rool and his vast army of Kremlings. The incredible Advanced Computer Modeling (ACM) graphics in this game have been specially optimized for the Game Boy. If you play this game with the Super Game Boy accessory for the Super NES, you'll have access to specially selected color palettes and custom border graphics.

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2/13/2012

Donkey Kong 64 Review

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I was skeptical at first, but after getting an import of the game, but after playing the game all I can say is, "Awesome!"With the 4 Mb Expansion Pak in place the game in evry way is amazing.And the numberof characters and secrets boost the replayability up tremendously.N64owners should NOT be without this.

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Every so often a game enters the scene propelled by so much hype and promising so many innovations that decorating it with more pretty words seems pointless. Donkey Kong 64 falls into this category.
Donkey Kong 64 is a 3-D action adventure game--à la Super Mario 64 and Banjo Kazooie--based on the game icon of the same name (you know, the ape who rolled barrels down on Mario's head in the early '80s arcades). In this massive and graphically beautiful game, Donkey Kong and his pals must right the wrongs of King K. Rool by exploring their home island in search of more than 200 gold bananas, as well as other items that help the primates' progress.
Players alternate control of Donkey Kong and four other characters--each with unique abilities--to complete puzzles, conquer "baddies," compete in mini-games, and navigate through physical challenges. In addition to the single-player adventure, unique multiplayer games offer opportunities for social interaction between marathon solo sessions.
Donkey Kong 64's incredible graphics and smooth gameplay are boosted by an included 4-MB expansion pack. The unit helps process the memory-demanding graphics, and enhances the colored lighting effects, shadows, and other eye candy, such as ... well, there we go adding to the hype machine. Just remember: this game will be king of Nintendo's jungle for quite a while and, with a few million rabid fans, could enter the ranks of classic Nintendo 64 games. --Eric Twelker

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10/08/2011

Mario Strikers Charged Review

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Back in 2005, Nintendo really knew what it was doing by briinging Mario and his whole gang to the wild and outrageous world of sports on the Gamecube. Undoubtingly, the experiments worked beyond expectations. Mario Superstar Baseball, delivered a fun and entertaing home run with baseball madness that was fun & had some excellent minigames. But what really exploded was Super Mario Strikers, a wild and outrageous soccer game that really brought out so many kicks into the game. It really was a delightful treat for gamers everywhere, that a sequel had to be made for a second goal, and it was worth the wait.

Mario Strikers Charged for the Nintendo Wii is the thried Wii title to endure with competing against gamers online through Nintendo's Wi-Fi connection, and the game delivers. The game follows in suit well and brings even more fun that Super Mario Strikers left over. The gameplay includes returning characters Mario, Luigi, and Yoshi, as well as a couple of new playable captains like Bowser, and Diddy Kong. You can also even use your Mii's you've created as captains, as you did before from Mario Party 8. The game includes new arenas that really work beautifully with the Mario experience, ranging from the traditional, to arenas where whomps drop down on you. The control here is a bit different here in the game, as you use the nunchuck controls to move your captain and crew, and you use the Wii remote to block, pass and shoot your soccer balls to score.

There also is a new feature added to the game, a mega strike, where you could shoot as many as six goals at a single time at the goal. There are also new offensive tatics from the players. Wario could let out a foul odor to cause your opponents to hold their breath while your in control for the ball, and Mario could turn into a giant with his new moves. The graphics look wonderful and the gameplay is even more addictive than ever before, but the controls here take a bit to get used to, but once you complete the Strikers 101 training, you'll be able to get the gameplay down easily. There are also a few new charactersand trophies that are added to unlock for extra gameplay for exhibition competetions, including Petey Piranha from Super Mario Sunshine, who is making his attempts to score his kicks, but you'd have to unlock certain trophies in the tournaments.

All in all, while there are other great games coming out that have much more hype like Metroid Prime 3: Corruption for the Wii, Mario Strikers Charged is worth the wait for sports fans everywhere. If you've loved the Gamecube edition, than you are really going to get your kicks here. I absolutely love the hype of the game, no red cards here, just all goals!!

Graphics: A-

Sound: A-

Control: B+

Fun & Enjoyment: B for solo players; A- for multiplayers

Overall: B+

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Supercharged Characters! - The captains from Super Mario Strikersare back, joined by four new ones, and nowyou can create your own original team by mixing and matching your captain with an all-new cast of sidekicks.All characters have their own sets of special abilities, making each one play completely differently from one another.New captain super-abilities and sidekick skill-shots add a new level of depth to already crazy soccer battles on the most unpredictable and hazard-filled pitches in the Mario universe. Each field features its own set of interactive hazards that alter game play over the course of the game. **Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Game Play! - There are tons of new single-player modes, from tournaments to challenges to tutorials, but the game truly shines in multiplayer.The game features a robust multiplayer mode-up to four players can battle locally, or they can go online in each specific sales territory for one-on-one matches. **Kickin' Wii Controls! - Building on the frantic fun of Super Mario Strikers, this game gets you into action only possible on the Wii.Primary game play controls use both the Wii Remote and Nunchuck controllers.Use the Nunchuk to control your characters and deploy items. Flick the Wii Remote to perform the defensive "Big Hit" move and flatten foes. To defend against a "Mega Strike" goal attempt, use the Wii Remote to point at the screen and manually defend against multiple balls as they rocket towards the screen!

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10/04/2011

Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2 March of the Minis Review

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While the DS is not short on innovative games, I've always felt that the vast majority of them always have had some flaw that prevents them from being games you want to come back to and play again. That is why I'm pleased to say that Mario vs. Donkey Kong: March of the Minis is both fun and innovative. This platformer/puzzle game hybrid sees Mario attempting rescue a woman in distress from the love-sick ape, Donkey Kong. Instead of going himself, Mario uses an army of wind-up toy replicas aka the mini marios.
The minis have to navigate through eight treacherous levels with ten sub-levels each before catching up with Donkey Kong on the roof. In each level, the player has to guide a handful of Mini Marios to a golden door. Each level is full of traps and puzzles that the stylus controlled Minis have to get through to arrive safely. As long as the player can get one Mini through the door the level is cleared, however, clearing the level with all Mini Marios is not enough to get high star rankings. To get a gold star, it is necessary to devise away to clear the level faster, collect more gold coins for points, and to get the Minis to walk through the door all together as a chain.
The one fly in March of Minis ointment is the boss battle that takes place at the end of each level. Here the player must successful lauch the Minis out of a cannon and into Kong while dodging obstacles. The cannon is controlled by an overly sensitive pulley system that makes it really hard to quickly line the cannon with Kong. You'll usually end up going to far to the left or right.
The final confrontation with Kong plays well, however, as it is a homage to the original Donkey Kong game.
In the end, Mario Vs Donkey Kong 2 is a great title to add to anyone's DS library. It nearly strikes a perfect balance between using the system's capabilities to the fullest, being fun to play, and offering something to come back too.

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It seems folks love those Mini Mario toys. So much so that the Mario Toy Company has expanded the line to include Mini Donkey Kong, Mini Toad and Mini Peach figures to the series. With all these toys bringing him more money than he knows what to do with, Mario decides to fulfill his lifelong dream and open a theme park called Super Mini Mario World. The opening-day crowd includes Pauline and Donkey Kong, who immediately falls head over heels for the lovely lass. The proud ape tries to show off his Mini DK toy to Pauline, but she picks the Mini Mario toy over his and the jealous Donkey Kong becomes enraged. He smashes the displays, destroys the toys and takes Pauline to the top floor of the amusement park. Players must find Pauline and save the day. Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2 allows players to create their own maps with a new level editor. Once a map is created, players can send it across the world via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Players also can use Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection to download maps created by others, check out a player-ranking system and access special bonuses. These unique features are sure to be a smash hit with puzzle fans everywhere.

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9/07/2011

The New Tetris Review

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The New Tetris certainly lives up to its name, providing a new play strategy where the key to a high score lies in forming 4x4 blocks out of the normal Tetris pieces, while still completing lines as you did in theoriginal.(See the screenshots for an illustration of one of these 4x4blocks forming.)To make this task more managable, there is also a 'hold'piece that can be swapped in place of your current piece at will.The gameis balanced so that you can play it old-school style just fine (even inmultiplayer), but you will acquire lines and advance levels much fasterattempting to build the new 4x4 blocks.
Mutiplayer is a blast, with up to4 players and several game options.The music is absolutely awesome.Theonly serious flaw with the game is the lack of a challenging computeropponent.
For casual gamers looking for a fun game to play alone or withfriends, this is an excellent choice.For Tetris fans, this is amust-have!

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8/31/2011

Donkey Kong Country 3 Review

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First of all, I'd like to say that overall, the SNES version of this game is what I'd recommend; while it was a pretty good decision to make DKC3 available for the GBA. it still does not live up to its SNES twin's expectations.

First of all, the plot is the same as SNES: DK and Diddy were kidnapped by K.Rool and it's your job to save them.So I won't go into the story.The controls, music, and sound are what really bother me.

The controls: well, I played this game on the DS.Its controls on the DS are maddening; when I expect to run, I jump.When I try to use Dixie's hair whip, I jump instead.Although DS' control layout is different from the GBA's, it is not the system at fault; it's the game.After all, on the back of the game box, it says only for DS and GBA; you'd think that Rareware would try to make the controls suit both systems.But instead, it takes around ten minutes to beat each level as you are struggling with the silly control layout.
The music.YIKES.Try the winter level on the first world; what the heck, are there drunk monks singing in the background?On the SNES version, the music was great; it played along with the level's surroundings and whatnot.in this game, it is as if the music is meant for 3-year-olds.It is too happy.Even on the gloomiest of levels, music remains happy and friendly.The overworld music is the only piece I remotely enjoy listening to.
The sound effects are really annoying.Those kremlings that hop on their tails...those sound effects make me want to mute the game.The sliding kremlings on the winter levels...thew sound is so out of place.All the sound effects are so lame and goofy, again--is this game meant for toddlers or what?

Overall, the game was an okay transfer from one system to another--but I would recommend the SNES version over the GBA one anyday.

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In Donkey Kong Country 3, you'll return to Donkey Kong Country in the Kremling-crushin' sequel! The leader of the Kremlings Baron K. Roolenstein, featured for the first time in the original Donkey Kong Country 3, has kidnapped Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong. It's up to you to get him back! Features the pony-tail whippin' Dixie Kong and the rollie-pollie Kiddy Kong.

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8/29/2011

Mario Kart 64 Review

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Ok, I am 26 years old.I rented this game so my girlfriend's 16 year old brother would have something to do over Thanksgiving when I visited.We ALL ended up playing this game!It is an incredible amount of fun, andit's reply value is incredibly high.I wish there was better music, but itwould take away from the sound effects, which are definitely very good. This game is a must for all ages, particularly those who like to play gameswith other people.Note, if you want to play a 4 player match, you shouldhave a pretty big TV.

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Mario Kart 64, one of the first games released for the Nintendo 64 platform, is an updated translation of the very popular Super Mario Kart for the Super NES (SNES). And while the game clearly takes full advantage of the graphics power and speed of the N64, a few components that made the original so compelling have been left out of this release. Still, Nintendo's expertise at sucking players into the game world is strongly evident, and Mario Kart 64 offers enough challenges to keep players (especially casual gamers) entertained. Placing a familiar Nintendo personality behind the wheel of a sputtering kart powered by a 50, 100, or 150-cc engine, the game lets players race computerized opponents or up to four other players on a variety of well-designed tracks. Because karts lack the power and speed of race cars, drivers must focus on collecting power-ups and nonlethal weapons rather than negotiating hairpin turns on two wheels. Grabbing and using on-track items is the heart of the game's fun: a strategically-placed banana peel sends the unlucky victim into a spin, nailing an opponent with a turtle shell launches their vehicle skyward, and a rocket provides a quick boost to near-breakneck speeds, if only for a moment.

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7/11/2011

WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2011 Review

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Every year fans eagerly await the newest edition in the Smackdown vs Raw series.Each year, the game features an updated roster and graphics, as well as new arenas, moves and storylines.There are several new features in this game:The Hell in a Cell has been remade to look more like its real life counterpart, matches can be further tweaked to make any match first blood, finisher only, two out of three falls, etc...
So how does this installment stack up to the others?Read on.

Graphics:Since the Wii is known for its cartoony graphics, I won't spend a lot of time complaining that some of the wrestlers don't look realistic.Personally, I'm reminded of the PS2 games with the wrestlers' looks. The arenas look awesome as well: since I haven't seen a PPV in a long time, it's kind of cool unlocking the next arena to see what's waiting for me.

Sound:To be honest, I usually mute the game during matches and listen to my own CDs.That isn't a dig at the music, I like the wrestler's entrance music and I love that they keep playing it during the menus.
The commentary is pretty much badthis time around.For example, I was playing a triple threat match between Natalya, Beth Phoenix and Melina and the King kept saying that if Natalya won, she could challenge for the United States Title.

Road to Wrestlemania:This year, we get five new Road to Wrestlemania storylines to wrestle through.The storylines include taking a character to end the Undertaker's undefeated streak at Wrestlemania and following Y2J's quest for the championship belt.These are the two stories I've played through already.Other stories include one for Rey Mysterio, One involving Christian as the ECW champion, and (of course) a storyline for John Cena.It seems to me that the Road to Wrestlemania matches have been toned down a bit in difficulty.The stories are nowhere near as frustrating to complete as last year's.

WWE Universe:This is undoubtedly the best new feature in Smackdown vs Raw 2011.Career and Exhibition modes are combined in this one to really give the player a chance to feel like they're booking the shows.Players can use the pre-set matches for each show, or go ahead and customize their own.What's really nice is the fact that Universe can be used to unlock certain wrestlers/arenas (so people aren't just doing unlocking via Road to Wrestlemania).

CAW:Create a wrestler is pretty much the same as last year.There are a number of articles that can be used to make your character stand out amongst the WWE Rankings.Though I have to admit, I only made two wrestlers so far, they both look really good.(For those interested, I made Sgt. Slaughter and John the Baptist CAWS).There is still no ability to input your own music, so you are limited to the music ingame.

Unlockables:Every game in the Smackdown (vs Raw) series has boasted its share of unlockables, and this edition is no exception.Though a lot of the legends have been repeated in the past, we do have a couple new ones:notably Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat and Jake the Snake (who hasn't been in a Smackdown game since 2006).The returning legends include:THe Rock, Stone Cold, Terry Funk and Jimmy Snuka (Sorry folks, no Bret Hart for the Wii).There are also a lot of arenas to unlock as well as alternate attires, mostly civilian clothes this time around though.

Final thoughts:Smackdown vs Raw 2011 could have been the next No Mercy.It is a vast improvement over last year's edition, and it really does a good job of sucking gamers into the experience.My personal problems with the game keep me from calling it the No Mercy Killer though.Here is a quick list to review.

Pros:
Makes you feel like you're booking the matches.
Large roster so you can mix and match your dream matches.
Hell in a Cell is a lot more fun.
Difficulty decreased for Road to Wrestlemania.

Cons:
Voice acting is very off.Announcing is even worse.
Wrestlemania Matches in Road to Wrestlemania are hard (not really much of a gripe...but it seems that breezing through RTW and getting to these next to impossible matches is a bit of a let-down).
I kind of miss the Divas storyline from last year's edition.

All in all, I'd say if you haven't played SDvsRaw2010, then go ahead and get this game.However, if you've already played and beaten last year's edition, you might wanna wait until this game drops a bit in price.

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Step back into the squared circle with WWE Smackdown Vs Raw 2011. Havingsold more than 50 million units worldwide, the renowned WWE simulationexperience and annual centerpiece in THQ's expanding WWE video gameportfolio returns to define the ultimate WWE moments and give playerseven greater creative and decision-making freedom throughout theirstoried journeys within WWE. Features include: the return of favoritegame modes, as well as new additions, a new physics system and extensivecustomization options.



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7/06/2011

Donkey Kong Country Review

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Before this game came out in the 90's I remember seeing a video about it.I knew I had to have it, and bought it immediately upon release.The graphics were absolutely stunning, and are even pretty good by today's standards.The storyline was great and the characters instant classics.And so when I got my Wii one of the first things I did was download this game--one of the best I've ever played in over 20 years of gaming.
Needless to say this excellent game has stood the test of time.It is side-scrolling--pre 3-D--but that is one of the game's strengths in my opinion.There are some incredibly difficult levels (the mine cars are very tough), but the game is not impossible to beat and provides just enough challenge to really absorb you in it.Control is fairly simple but another plus--you don't need a whole slew of button combos to master this game, just some dexterity and practice.
I would recommend this game either on the Super NES or as a virtual game for the Wii.Whereas some older games are good just for their nostalgia factor, DK Country is certainly one that can be played and enjoyed even 13 or so years after it's original release.

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Manufacturer Description Donkey Kong is back with a new sidekick Diddy Kong in a crazy island adventure! Challenged by the crazed tribe of reptilian Kremlings they endeavor to get back their stolen banana horde! Armed with lightning-quick moves chest pounding muscle and awesome aerial acrobatics our duo is ready to face their cunning adversaries. With the help of Donkey Kong's quirky family and his wild animal mounts they squabble and scamper their way through unending monkey mayhem!

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5/20/2011

Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat Review

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There is no question about the Nintendo Wii, and the appeal it has brought to so many gamers everywhere. With the success of Wii smashes like Super Mario Galaxy, Wii Sports and Excitebots: Trick Racing, gamers are finding new ways to have fun. But, Nintendo has also brought that into play with the Gamecube games as well. Many gamers have either easily forgotten how great these titles were then and didn't get that chance, or just chhose other game systems like the Playstation 2 or original Xbox or Xbox 360 titles. Surprisingly, many Wii owners have also forgotten that the Wii does play Gamecube titles as well like Legend Of Zelda: Wind Waker and Luigi's Mansion too. But, Nintendo has decided recently to re-release some of these Gamecube greats' with new play controls. They've done that with Mario Power Tennis recently, and now with another Gamecube classic that simply says the DK beat is back.

Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, one of Nintendo's most classic and entertaining classic from the Nintendo Gamecube era, has returned for the Wii. The classic platformer really was a huge winner with the use of the classic DK bongo controllers from the Gamecube that came with the Gamecube edition, which were not just fun, they brought more of a rhythm to Donkey Kong's audiences. The platforming game has been beautifully remastered, as you control Donkey Kong across many different kingdoms, collecting bunches of bananas, and trying to battle foes like furious mastadons, who shot laser shots through their trunks, and Kong bosses that you'd have to box for the title like the Sumo Kong, and killer buzzards shooting bombs at you from the sky.

The control here however takes a whole lot to get used to this time. If you've mastered the beat of the game with the DK Bongos from the Gamecube, you'd have a whole lot to get used too all over again with the new control. The DK bongo controllers aren't compatable in this edition. While the control is different here, it takes a whole lot more to get used to with simple movements, with the Wii-mote and nunchuck, because it brings more of the simple platform movement, but you honestly don't have the fun of beating the drums sadly, because they won't work with the Wii version. Nevertheless, the gameplay is absolutely still is entertaining and worth the while for gamers young and old alike.

All in all if you still have Donkey Kong Jungle Beat from the Gamecube and the classic DK bongo controllers, there really won't be any need to get the game for the Wii, because the game will still play on the Wii, because it is Gamecube compatable. But honestly, Donkey Kong Jungle Beat is still one of the best Gamecube titles ever, and if you haven't yet played to the beat of D.K.'s heart, then you'll absolutely love this game a whole lot.

Graphics: B+

Sound: B

Control: B-

Fun & Enjoyment: B 1/2-

Overall: B 1/2-

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Swing through the jungle in DK's craziest adventure ever! You'll run, jump, backflip, and punch your way to greatness-now with new controls on Wii. You'll use the buttons and Control Stick on the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers to move DK, and you'll swing the Wii Remote controller to grab objects and clap with devastating power. When it comes time to box, you'll punch with both hands! Explore one of the most imaginative worlds ever seen in a game, now with many areas partially redesigned to take full advantage of the new Wii controls. Newcomers will enjoy its fantastic jungles, dazzling caverns and wondrous seas for the first time, and fans of the original will discover new thrills along the way!

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