Donkey kong country returns wii number of worlds

#DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII NUMBER OF WORLDS SERIES#

While these moves thankfully aren't necessary for most of the main game, you'll need them to uncover every secret and they soon become slightly irritating and repetitive. The motion required for both moves and DK's rolls both require shaking the Wii remote. and also the ability to blow a jet of air out of his mouth. Retro also has given DK a ground pound maneuver taken straight from Smash Bros. The walls are frequently covered with growth that can be climbed, usually on the ceiling in fun to traverse sections.

#DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII NUMBER OF WORLDS SERIES#

New to the series are several additional moves for DK. In addition, most of DK's animal friends are absent, with the only returning one being Rambi the Rhino and technically Squawks the parrot, though Squawks only points out hidden items, nothing else. However, Cranky is far more useful than he was in the SNES titles as not only does he sell you extra lives and special items, but you need his special keys to open every stage in the game. Other than DK and Diddy, the only returning Kong is Cranky, who unfortunately has lost most of his funny/annoying personality. The smaller Kong rides on DK's back, enabling a rocket hover ability and a few extra hits, yet is only playable in a two player game and even then it only makes the game more difficult. The team-up move introduced in the Rareware titles is also absent, and rather than having players 'tag in' Diddy Kong like in the SNES titles, Diddy instead acts like a power-up. Jumping, rolling, vine swinging, climbing and dodging are all present, but surprisingly, there are no swimming sections whatsoever. Gameplay largely still consists of players scrolling left to right in order to get to the end of a stage. For the most part, the overall game hasn't changed much, but there are enough subtle tweaks to improve the experience dramatically. The last time most players visited Kong Country was in the third DKC for SNES in '96. The story is basic, but since when have platformers other than Cave Story needed good stories? Once again, Donkey Kong's banana hoard has been stolen, though the Tikis have an actual reason for stealing the bananas. With Donkey Kong Country Returns, 2010 ends with yet another amazing 2D style platformer, possibly the best of the year.Д«ecause the Kremling Crew of Crocodiles are property of the now Microsoft owned company Rareware, DK and Diddy face new enemies known as the Tiki Tak Tribe. Wii, Kirby's Epic Yarn and Cave Story, the Wii has surprisingly proven to be the best place for these retro throwbacks. With Super Meat Boy, New Super Mario Bros. The last few years have seen a miraculous revival of the long thought dead platform genre.

Donkey kong country returns wii number of worlds