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Nintendo 3DS – Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D TV Commercial
Author: Jon Daniels
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Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move – Mario’s Main Event Levels 31-35 (Nintendo 3DS)
Author: Antonio Pierce
Thanks for every Like and Favorite! They really help! This is Part 4 of the Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move Gameplay Walkthrough for the Nintendo 3D…
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Donkey Kong Country Returns
Author: Margo Tipton
Donkey Kong Country Returns
- Dual control schemes including the Wi Remote/Nunchuk, as well as a sideways oriented Wii Remote
- The game offers the traditional side-scrolling experience everyone loved, but also levels created in fully rendered 3D environments
- New silhouetted level s add additional challenges as players work to time movements and attacks
- For the first time ever, the franchise features the ability for two people to play together at the same time – one as Donkey Kong, one as Diddy Kong
- Hidden items, puzzle pieces and other surprises are found all through the jungle; spell out K-O-N-G by the end of each level to earn an extra bonus
After 14 years, Donkey Kong Country has returned with an all-new banana-hoarding adventure only on Wii!! Donkey Kong makes his triumphant return by going back to his running and jumping roots in an all-new barrel-blasting, rail-riding and ground-pounding adventure! The Donkey Kong Country series comes to life on Wii in lushly rendered environments that will have you running left to right, hunting high and low and blasting front to back to scour eight worlds in search of hidden coins, puzzle pieces, and Donkey Kong’s stolen banana hoard. Diddy Kong joins the adventure with his own moves, special combo abilities and a series-first two-player cooperative mode. When playing alone, Donkey Kong carries Diddy Kong on his back, giving a jet powered boost to his jumps. In co-op play a second-player can also join on any level, controlling Diddy Kong independently or riding on DK’s back to power through stages together, allowing players of all ages and skill levels to experience the fun of Donkey Kong Country Returns. The Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers put the brute force of a great ape in the palms of your hands. Shake the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controller s to slap the ground, stunning enemies, demolishing objects and activating explosive switches. A quick shake while running sends Donkey Kong power rolling through lines of enemies. Add in skillful jumps, grabbing and throwing objects and clinging to vines on walls and ceilings, and you’ll be racing through stages like a true king of the jungle.
Inspired by earlier games in the Donkey Kong Country series, Donkey Kong Country Returns is a new take on a beloved Nintendo franchise. The first Donkey Kong Country game developed for play for Wii, this new iteration blends familiar actions, levels and characters with a whole new graphical treatment and feel, as well as new control schemes and play options. Features include: a co-op play option allowing you to team up as Donkey Kong and Diddy, radically different visuals ranging from nearly 3D treatment to others that appear in silhouette, two different controller schemes and more.
A New Country for Old Friends
Under the influence of a group of evil Tikis, the animals of Donkey Kong Island have raided Donkey Kong’s banana hoard and stolen his stash of bananas – and being an ape of large appetites he understandably wants them back. Good thing that you are along for the ride. With Donkey Kong Country Returns, Retro Studios brings Donkey Kong back to a banana and platforming hungry public in a new side-scrolling adventure with familiar characters and new levels that reignite the passion players had for the Super NES original and all things Donkey Kong.
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Like earlier Donkey Kong Country games, Donkey Kong Country Returns is a side-scrolling platformer, but although the game contains classic references, as well as levels and activities reminiscent of earlier games in the series, it is far from a remake. In fact, Donkey Kong Country Returns stands very much on its own not only in its nearly 3D status, but also in its new visual treatment and control scheme. The game features the familiar team of Donkey Kong and his little buddy Diddy Kong. The goal is make your way across Donkey Kong Island collecting bananas and search for hidden items as you swing on vines, ride mine carts and more as you avoid the variety of enemies and situations set against you. New silhouette graphical treatment of both game heroes and enemies in certain levels also introduces new challenges, as players must perform all actions from within an entirely new perspective. The game also features the players choice of either the Wii Remote/Nunchuk controller configuration, or a sideways oriented Wii Remote. In addition to simple navigation and jumping movements, the Wii Remote also allows for a variety of other actions, including: ground pounds, rolls and even air blowing with simple, yet timed shaking of the remote.
In addition, the game also contains fun and user-friendly co-op functionality. In co-op mode players take on the role of either Donkey Kong or Diddy. Both characters have abilities of their own, but work together. Beyond this the game takes possibilities for cooperation even further, especially with players of different skill levels, as Diddy can if need be simply rest on Donkey Kong’s shoulder and let him do all the work at times. In the event of death, either character can also be revived by the other by hitting a Donkey Kong barrel within the game. The game also continues the series’ use of additional animal friends such as Rambi the Rhino, who can serve as a battering ram and can be ridden in certain areas of the game.
Key Game Features
- Retro Studios faithfully restores everything that made the original series great, from barrel cannons to mine carts, and then builds on those elements with stunning graphics and new layers of depth to the world and game play. The game offers the traditional side-scrolling experience everyone loved, but with levels created in fully rendered 3D environments.
- Diddy Kong joins the quest. With his trusty backpack, he can produce a jet pack or Peanut Pop Guns to give Donkey Kong more abilities.
- For the first time ever, the franchise features the ability for two people to play together at the same time – one as Donkey Kong, one as Diddy Kong. Players can navigate the levels separately or as one unit. Diddy Kong can ride on Donkey Kong’s back and hop off whenever he pleases, allowing novice players to ride on Donkey Kong’s back through more challenging areas of the game.*
- Hidden items, puzzle pieces and other surprises are found all through the jungle. Spell out K-O-N-G by the end of each level to earn an extra bonus.
- Motion controls give players a real feeling of control. Players move Donkey Kong using the Control Stick on the Nunchuk controller and can shake the Wii Remote controller to make Donkey Kong slap the ground.
- Vibrant colors, beautiful graphics and fun characters draw players in. Even people who have never played a Donkey Kong game before can pick up a controller and start collecting loads of bananas.
- Every level offers new fun and new challenges. Sometimes Donkey Kong is running through the jungle, sometimes his action takes place on a tropical beach and other times he must become a master of timing as he jumps chasms in a mine cart.
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New silhouetted levels.
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Special abilities via Wii remote.
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Co-op play and new enemies.
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* Additional accessories required and are sold separately.
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Dad Mods Donkey Kong Role For Daughter
Author: Matthew Wilson
There are some things in this world you cannot tell a three-year-old girl, and one of them is that girls don’t get to be the hero.
“My three year old daughter and I play a lot of old games together. Her favorite is Donkey Kong. Two days ago, she asked me if she could play as the girl and save Mario. She’s played as Princess Toadstool in Super Mario Bros. 2 and naturally just assumed she could do the same in Donkey Kong. I told her we couldn’t in that particular Mario game, she seemed really bummed out by that.”
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First Donkey Kong Level w/ Other Pop Culture Characters
Author: Jade Kim
This is a series of prints by artist BazNet reimagining the first Donkey Kong level with characters from other pop culture franchises. Stuff like Dr. Who, Alien Indiana Jones, Star Wars and Batman. They’re all respectable. Now not to talk or anything however I’m quite great at the Donkey Kong arcade game. Not extremely, but I could make it to the second pie manufacturing facility level very regularly. Anybody excited? Exactly what if told you I additionally have the marvelous champ rating on the local Golden Area pinball equipment? Aww yeah, I could hear the pants dropping from here! That seemed like a shit-ton of dude’s jeans.
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Google says ‘never ass-ume,’ proves Street View car avoided hit-and-run with donkey
Author: Gabe Hall
We attempt not to be shocked by what Google’s Road View cars record as they make their way around the world’s roadways, but Google found itself in a bit of problem today when individuals indicated a series of photos in Botswana that suggested that one of its motorists had cut down a donkey. The search business has actually seen it fit to provide definite evidence that it had not perpetrated a hit-and-run by launching the original source images made use of in the 360-degree road view panoramas. Unlike the processed Street View imagery, the photos show the car’s direction and prove that the donkey stood and vacated the car’s way after lying in the roadway– not the reverse. Google Maps’ team item manager Kei Kawai says he’s “pleased to confirm …
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Not Gorilla Certified: Donkey Kong Inspired Wall Shelves
Author: Jon Mitchell
These are some timeless Donkey Kong motivated wall racks created by Igor Chak (of Space Invaders couch popularity). They’re simply conceptual though, but if you’re useful I imagine you could construct them yourself. If you’re not handy I visualize you can cut all your fingers off. Ooooooor inadvertently hammer a hole with the wall and see your roommate naked. I state go for it.
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Nintendo Is Attempting To Trademark “It’s On Like Donkey Kongâ€
Author: William Miller
This is… unexpected. The phrase “it’s on like Donkey Kong,” which I don’t say nearly enough, is never something I actually associated with Nintendo. I don’t recall ever seeing it in any games or on box art, or even in promotional materials. Yet now Nintendo is trying to trademark it. Presumably this has to do with the new Donkey Kong Country Returns for Wii, coming out November 21st.
Query: isn’t “Donkey Kong” already using someone else’s trademark? You know, that giant gorilla King Kong? How did Nintendo slip that one under the radar?
It’s possible Nintendo is just doing this for publicity, in which case, mission accomplished. And mission reprehensible. Whether they’re serious or not, I doubt they have a case. The phrase has been in public use for probably 20 years at least, and Nintendo hasn’t made a single attempt to own it. It’d be like Capcom trying to trademark “sonic boom.”
By the way, that image on the right there is only like 3KB. How cool is that?
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Mockingbird Show, Starring a donkey, Dir David Karave, Very Rough Preview
Author: Markus Smith
A very rough preview for the first sketch on the upcoming TV pilot, The Mockingbird Show. This preview is incomplete, and will give only some indication of the ‘feel’ for this show. Editing sequences, editing rhythm, and sound have been given absolutely no consideration. This early preview has been made for the benefit of those involved in the show. In this first sketch, a farm owner believes that his donkey is possessed by a demon. Farm hands are enacting purification rituals in the pool. The priest shows up in catholic drag, and begins speaking to the donkey. The donkey responds (revealing that the donkey is not demonic, rather he is speaking spanish. The donkey’s voice will be dubbed. He is an extremely intelligent burro. The farm owner does not know spanish, and thus believes that the donkey’s language is demonic). The donkey speaks to the priest in spanish, explaining the situation. The donkey demands some of the money from the exorcism, but the donkey also says that he disrespects humans for worshiping money. The farm owner’s wife is turned on by the priest’s gigolo, and gives him some of the money that should have gone towards the exorcism fee. In the final scene, the priest gives the donkey a hundred dollar bill, which the donkey promptly eats. Other comedy sketches to come : stop motion and robotics interwoven, trained pigs eating bacon from robotic trenches on the senate room floor, a mockingbird singing out cell phones. Actors for this shoot included Kenny …
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Can It Text? Blog? Tweet? No. It’s a Book.
Author: Mark Jeffries
If you’re a picture book connoisseur, chances are you’re already familiar with Lane Smith, who has often illustrated books by Jon Scieszka (like The True Story of the Three Little Pigs) as well as many other authors including himself. He has a special talent for creating artwork that looks as if it belongs in an earlier era.
Smith’s latest picture book, on sale today, is called It’s a Book
It’s a very cute book, short and sweet. The illustrations are charming—particularly the monkey’s expressions—and your kids will love the silly questions the donkey asks about the monkey’s book. The one thing I didn’t like? Well, I really don’t need my six-year-old repeating the phrase “It’s a book, jackass.” Yeah, it’s kind of funny, but I’m guessing not all parents are okay with having their picture-book-age kids incorporating that into their vocabulary. (Note: “jackass” appears twice in the book, once at the beginning, and once at the end.) My daughter decided to just substitute the word “donkey” herself, which was fine with me. Aside from that, however, I really like It’s a Book. I should note, however, that I lean toward the paper book side of the debate.
You can watch a little trailer for the book to get a feel for the illustrations and humor:
It’s a Book
Disclosure: I received an advance copy for review.
Read the original here:
Can It Text? Blog? Tweet? No. It’s a Book.
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