Waggling the Wii remote does so many functions that it’s impossible to not use it, like slamming the ground and doing rolls. My main gripe with the game is the reliance on waggling the Wii remote. You can also blow stuff, but it exclusively seems to just be used for finding secrets. Diddy Kong is a more versatile character in that he can hover with his jetpack and can use a peanut gun to hit enemies at a distance though, as far as I know, it’s no help in boss battles. If you’re Donkey Kong, the ground slams also stun nearby enemies. They can roll into enemies and they can slam the ground, which can break objects and open up background stuff for items. Also, Diddy Kong is here and he’s the second player character.ĭonkey Kong and Diddy Kong have your standard platforming moves with a mix of their own stuff. In fact, I’m pretty sure his appearance in Super Smash Bros. Rool fellow that’s apparently in the initial trilogy? Well, he’s not here. You may wonder, “ hey, why not get Tropical Freeze on the Switch instead?” Well, Nintendo never marks down their stuff and I found this game for $15.ĭonkey Kong’s island is being haunted by a bunch of mystical tiki guys that wants his bananas, and he won’t be having that. We played the initial Wii version, which I got because of convenient multiplayer. I dug out the ol’ Wii, replaced the batteries in the Wii remotes, and hopped right in.ĭonkey Kong Country Returns was the start of a modern continuation of the Donkey Kong Country series, this time under the helm of Retro Studios. So, I ended up going into this experience blind with my sister. I don’t think I’ve played a proper Donkey Kong Country before, and even if I did, I probably don’t remember.
It was my day off, so I decided to dig into a game that I bought during my trip to LVL UP: Donkey Kong Country Returns.
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