Donkey Kong
Country Returns was originally released on the Nintendo Wii in 2010, and then
was recently ported to the Nintendo 3DS.
It the last game release in the Donkey Kong Country series so far. It
was originally started and created by Rare, but the task has now been passed on
to Retro Games.
Now, I
personally haven’t gotten a chance to play this game, but I always thought that
the series was pretty nice. Personally, I was more into the Donkey Kong Country’s
OST. So instead, I got some opinions from friend of mine who has played the
games himself.
Now according
to him, the game has a few similarities, but also has many differences. He
thinks that “Retro probably went into making this game not trying to copy what
Rare did, but try to expand upon it and put their own spin on it.”
The game in
general shares many similar features in regards of visual design. You have
Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, and you run through levels bashing baddies. The
landscapes are still of the tropical sort like it was in the original games.
In regards of
gameplay, that is where most of the changes lie. While there is a bit of the
old mechanics still in the game, apparently the characters themselves control
differently than better.
“Donkey Kong
doesn't really move the same way he did in DKC, he feels a lot heavier and his
jump is a little more floaty” my friend stated when I asked him about if the
two games were similar.
While the
controls might take some getting used it, the game is not at all bad. It’s more
like a re-invented experience of Donkey Kong Country, and you should give it a
try if you have the money for it.
With that, I
hope you have a great day. J
~Jelly
No comments:
Post a Comment