Most of them do just feel like larger versions of regular enemies and just aren't all that memorable. I think the only things stopping this from reaching a 10 out of 10 from me is that there are some moments in the game that feel a bit too frustrating and run on some fake difficulty, and the boss fights in the game (minus the final one) aren't too much to write home about. As I also mentioned earlier, the game is just a whole lot of fun to play: the run-and-jump platforming is still great, the depth and heavy amount of collectibles allows for a huge amount of replayability, and even after so many years and new entries in both the series, as well as the 2D platformer genre, the gameplay still feels timeless, controls wonderfully, and doesn't skip a beat. Also, David Wise's soundtrack for this game is absolutely breathtaking, adding another great layer to the game's already-fantastic presentation. 'Donkey Kong Country' has aged, and it's because of the long time gap that its 32-bit visuals may look a bit primitive today, but the environments are still luscious and bursting with color, and I'm sure they looked even better back then. 15 years later, having played it myself for the first time, I can also assure you that the game has not lost any of its luster.

But we've learned all too often that it's not just showy visuals that make a good game it's great gameplay as well, and luckily, it so happened that this visually cutting-edge game turned out to also be really fun to play. Playing it on the Wii U didn't really affect the score at all, but I just thought I'd clarify that I played it on the Wii U, as the game was removed from the Wii Virtual Console long ago.* Chances are, you've heard of 'Donkey Kong Country.' When it was first released on the Super NES back in 1994, the game was lauded as one of gaming's greats, and it was also a huge step forward for visuals, pushing the very limits of the Super NES with its 32-bit graphics. *DISCLAIMER: While I know this page is devoted to the Wii Virtual Console release of the game, this review is based on my experiences on the *DISCLAIMER: While I know this page is devoted to the Wii Virtual Console release of the game, this review is based on my experiences on the Wii U Virtual Console release. PD: el mundo de los vagones en carriles de mina, las cuerdas que te suben y te bajan. Al final lo Р“С”nico que coleccionas son vidas (que vas a necesitar), pero alguna otra cosa hubiese sido genial, pero bueno, fue el inicio de una leyenda. QuizР“РЋ algР“С”n coleccionable hubiese sido genial, quizР“РЋ mejores jefes finales, quizР“РЋ mР“РЋs personajes. Otra cosa: de pequeР“В±o siempre jugaba con Donkey Kong porque era mР“РЋs fuera y mataba a ciertos enemigos, pero ahora soy mР“РЋs de Diddy Kong por saltar un poquito mР“РЋs alto. Ahora que soy mayor y estoy jugando el juego de nuevo: me acuerdo de donde estaban exactamente todas las letras y truquitos y vidas. Jugarlo es tan satisfactorio que parece mentira. Aparte de todo los personajes son encantadores, por alguna razР“С–n los amas.

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La dificultad creo que es lo que hace al juego tan Р“В©pico, estar estresado por no poder pasar una parte, ese sentimiento y luego la felicidad extrema cuando puedes pasarlo. El movimiento de los personajes es sublime y la jugabilidad es excelente. Los grР“РЋficos los recuerdo increР“Вbles en aquella Р“В©poca, lo mР“РЋs cercano a 3D que existiР“С–. AР“С”n hoy en dР“Вa hay juegos que basan su diversiР“С–n en este juego. CreР“С– muchas cosas y te das cuenta al jugarlo. Es quizР“РЋ el mejor juego de plataforma que hay. Ya llevo el 50% del juego en un par de dР“Вas y no puedo parar. Ya llevo el Este es un review del Donkey Kong Country para la versiР“С–n de consola virtual de Switch. Este es un review del Donkey Kong Country para la versiР“С–n de consola virtual de Switch.

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