CGR Undertow - DONKEY KONG COUNTRY review for Game Boy Color

[@MarsGundam]

Graphics aside I can't really see what Derek's complaining about. He seems to be doing well in the game, he isn't dying in a cheap fashion, the game is giving you the DK experience with the hardware it's got. It's DK on the go so don't expect it to be like the console original, plus the Gameboy Color is just the same as the first Gameboy, just with color, so seeing a game like this done on the system is pretty cool. Also the game looked interesting enough to play. His footage didn't show any downsides.

[@thaneros]

The port was pretty much flawless gameplay wise. Derek just doesn't want to admit that his love for DKC is based on graphics and nostalgia for the snes version.

[@OneNightIn93]

I completely agree. Spent way too much time playing this exact version as a kid - when I sold my game boy, this was the only game I kept because I loved it so much.

[@sackofpeas2470]

thaneros Agreed. This was actually my first foray into the DKC games as a kid and it played just fine back then. Sounds like he's just looking through nostalgia glasses too much on this one.

[@Pehmokettu]

Game Boy Color has twice as fast processor as that of the original Game Boy. It also has three times as much memory as the original. Because of that all Game Boy Color games don't work with the original Game Boy.

[@mazimadu]

+Trelevator I love these comments. you guys should get together and make reviews to these guys games. Greg sucks.

[@billystink4611]

Just wanna say thanks to people like you who keep good games like this cheap, of at least affordable with negative reviews.

[@tylordstevenson]

I feel like this version of DKC deserves a lot more credit than you're giving it. I don't know what you expect from GBC. Are you just insulted that it's not exactly like your precious SNES version? Do you think this version should not have even been released? This version brought enjoyment to many people on planes and on toilet in the 90s.

[@ArtilleryCrusader]

There's other games they could have played. And anyone having to shit longer than 3 minutes should fix their diet. (unless medical condition)

[@tylordstevenson]

***** people who play video games tend to have poor diets.

[@ArtilleryCrusader]

Steve Beerdogfood People who listen to music tend to have bad ears Playing videogames isn't a lifestyle.

[@tylordstevenson]

***** Okay you win; Donkey Kong Country for Gameboy Color sucks.

[@ArtilleryCrusader]

Steve Beerdogfood It's playable, but that doesn't mean you should play it. That's like saying you should read old newspapers.

[@CiroGalli]

Review the game for what it is and stop comparing it to its SNES counterpart. Nobody in their healthy mind would expect the GBC to pull off what the SNES can. And you're not doing your job by talking about how good something else is. Forget there's Donkey Kong for the SNES and tell us: is this game fun, it entertained you, it would entertain us, is it a good game in and of itself? I don't care what it claims to be or what you think it claims to be. On the basis of the capabilities of the Gameboy Color, did the programmers come up with a playable and entertaining game or not? That's all we wanna know. Stop mentioning what this game is not and please talk about what this game is instead.

[@Badbufon]

I completely and utterly disagree with the "review", the game obviously isnt the same as the snes, because, you know, its like comparing an atari game with an actual arcade. for what is worth, this game plays at least like 90% close to the original, and for a gbc game, it is flawless, tell me how many platformers were that good on the old gbc. a handfull tops. the graphics and sound take a hit, i will grant that, but gameplay? are you sure? i wont take that from a guy who dont use rolljumps on his gameplay.

[@ArtilleryCrusader]

Yeah, comparing 2 games that have the same title, same levels and are the same fucing game is the same as comparing two different games. This is a remake, it's just a worse remake. And that's how it's being reviewed as. From both a graphical and gameplay perspective this game is inferior. And obviously I don't need to mention sound, you can hear that.

[@Badbufon]

its is not a remake, is a port, a port to a inferior system, so is downgraded, obviously, but it could be really worse.

[@ArtilleryCrusader]

Diego Banega port = remake My point still stands, this game has no reason to exist and is being reviewed as that.

[@Badbufon]

***** a remake is often asociated with a upgrade for a game, not a downgrade, but anyway, it was cool to have a donkey kong country on the go, the land series was monocromatic and lacked features, this one not only has the full game, it even came with minigames and extras. by your standars there was no reason for any megaman, castlevania, mario bros or any port on the gameboy right?, well, i disagree, back then the the gap between handhelds and consoles was bigger than nowadays, so it was ok to loose some quality on the process. the important thing was the gameplay and the fun factor. and i repeat, the game was exelent in both the gba and the gbc port, i played those games for months, not only a few minutes for a quick review. he barely got past a few levels and he didnt do any roll-jump (a basic technique in any dkc game), so yeah, he can say he played the original a lot, but he is not showing it. and for graphics, when you emulate the game isnt the same as playing with the old screens, playing under sunlight really bring life to the sprites.

[@mage1over137]

Diego Banega I would agree that it being port to hand held you should expect a downgrade. But I feel like a port like this was unnecessary, 6 years after the original. It probably would have been better to design a new DK, suited for the GBC. rather trying to port original. BTW all those game you mention Castlevania, Mario, Megaman. I'm pretty sure none of them were actually ports but rather unique games on the system.

[@refrainfromit]

You didn't even review the game

[@GlassMufasa]

He said it has the design and appeal of the original, but the camera is too zoomed in and the controls are stiff and awkward. It's kind of a bad port. He always spends more time on his tangents that his review. That's his shtick.

[@tokanite]

Yeah he did

[@trulygg]

They don't do reviews, it's "reviews" and comedy. Don't expect much more. I'm fine with that.

[@ArtilleryCrusader]

He reviewed this version of the game, if you want to get a complete picture watch both games. Why would he tell about things he already said? that's like a complete waste of time, you watch both reviews and you make up which version is objectively better. And why. He just told you how this version differs.

[@Benjamillion]

You didn't even listen to his review all the way.

[@radi0aktivetoy]

"Imitation candy" is actually an all encompassing description when it comes to all Game Boy ports. All things considered, this is a decent one.

[@PeteSkerritt]

This is one of those RARE times (pun intended) when I disagree with you-- and that's okay. I look at this game through its original lens... what it was when it was new... and it was mighty impressive to take a 16-bit game (complete with ACM) and somehow port it down to an 8-bit handheld. That was mindblowing to many at the time, myself included. Of course there were compromises made. The closer perspective can be frustrating. The play control may not be quite as tight. The colors are washed out. But... this version is as close to having a portable SNES (which wasn't far away with the GBA on the horizon) as we had then. I was okay with it. I mean... having Donkey Kong Country in my pocket to play at will was really something. If you look at this game through a modern lens, though, it doesn't hold up as well. The GBA port was better. Modern technology renders this version of DKC almost obsolete. It might be more frustrating to go back to this version today when other, better versions exist. I can definitely see that argument. I guess it's a matter of differing perspectives.

[@AnELK.]

+Peter Skerritt Damn Microsoft!!!

[@SolidPython2099]

But Derek, isn't this basically Donkey Kong Land in Color...WHICH YOU LIKED?!?

[@ErikRaigoso]

SolidPython2099 this is donkey Kong country. It’s a port. Donkey Kong land is a separate game

[@Benjamillion]

Surprising since Land had screen crunch.

[@supercamborg4218]

Donkey Kong Land had fully original levels built around the limitations of the Game Boy

[@jerryteacup]

Just my opinion, but you're a wee bit harsh to this title. :)

[@leonreynolds77]

This is a marvel of engineering on an 8 bit console my friend. I completely disagree with you. This game is good for what it is. It's a 95% accurate port of DKC from SNES. Dude, you not gonna see 16 bit graphics on an 8 bit console. You shouldn't expect that.

[@culliusswagner9499]

Most of the levels have been warped. Yeah.. it was the Gameboy color, did you expect it to be an exact clone?

[@erik19borgnia]

Funny thing is, if it were the same, the critics would be "Hurr durr it's the same game, I want something different"

[@that1person921]

It has been 4 minutes and all I hear is "The original is one of the best 2D platformers" and "This port is only popular for it's graphics"

[@jediknightgeo]

Have to disagree with Derek. This was a great version of DKC, keyword VERSION. It was made from the ground up for the GB and I thought it was still very fun.

[@Uborpriest]

I like all three Donkey Kong Land games though. And I'm a DKC purist who only owned the SNES games as a kid. I only purchased the Land games off of Ebay a few years ago. Zooming issue aside, they still rule so I can't see how this one could be that much worse.

[@tonk82]

Land games were way better. The problem with this one, is that the control and the collision detection are way off. It doesn't feel right. The donkey kong land games had good controls.

[@marccaselle8108]

I had the first donkey Kong land game it's still fun. The sequel donkey Kong land 2 fixes what needed fixing in donkey Kong land 1 and expands upon it.

[@dariusvilla5680]

When I was a 6 years old I had a Game Boy Color. And along with Pokemon Gold, this was one of my favorite games I used to play. But unfortunately, I lost it on a cruise ship along with the DKC cart. But a couple of years later, I got a GBA SP for Christmas. A few years after that, I got the GBA port of Donkey Kong Country. It had character voices. The GBA port is the best port of Think DKC I go have played. I'm now 24 and this past Christmas, I got the SNES Classic Edition. I played DKC on it, and it has darker visuals.

[@marccaselle8108]

I enjoyed the dkc port on the game boy advance, even with the bright, graphics

[@RustyCog]

Not everyone had an snes and they still don’t. More people would’ve had a gameboy color/GBA than an snes, and by GBC standards this game is awesome.

[@thaneros]

I actually prefer this version over all others due to the 8 bit music.

[@jeremymedley9416]

Same

[@deatsbybre7162]

It's still a great port for what it is.

[@GT6SuzukaTimeTrials]

Diddy's Kong Quest is the best DKC

[@Hijynx87]

GT6SuzukaTimeTrials Diddy's Kong Quest is the best platformer*

[@meborelol]

Okay I absolutely loved this game as a child. In fact it was this game that caught my interest in Donkey Kong in the first. I owe my love for all donkey kong games whether it be handheld or console, to this very game. My best friend owned the snes version and did mention about the movement of the game. And when I finally played the original game, its just like Derek said, its way more fluid. If I had to choose, i would definitely go for the original one. One question tho: is the gba version any good?

[@zaccds]

I remember this version being pretty decent for it's time, I had a ton of fun with it. However it was blown away by the GBA port of it a few years later.

[@JV-ll1cu]

I think this is more impressive than the GBA version, considering the limitations of the GBC

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

@@JV-ll1cu thank you! I was going to say the same thing. The GBA is a 32-bit handheld. The GBC is an 8-bit handheld that they actually managed to port this game to lol.. Insane.

[@LuChan1987]

"This game claims to be Donkey Kong Country on the GameBoy". WRONG, it's called Donkey Kong LAND for a reason

[@supercamborg4218]

Those are two separate games, Donkey Kong Land came first and was an original game but later they made a port of the snes game.

[@MaxxSkywalker]

It definitely had visibility issues, and it certainly wasn't as great as the original release, but it wasn't like it was unplayable or anything. This version of DKC was my introduction to the Donkey Kong franchise, so I wouldn't say it's bad, just not nearly as good.

[@Nalojuntu]

I'd go the same line. I never had the SNES so it allowed me to play DKC for the first time. But, damm, the visibility issue is huge and very frustrating ! DKC gameplay heavely relies on perfectly rythmed jumps, even close to an actual rythm game. Not seeing what's coming next turns the game into very unfair deaths and endless retries on a lot of stages, where the only way to get through ends up being "learn-every-steps-of-this-long-sequence-by-heart" or "sheer luck". This is sad because you can get what the level design actually intended to do. You can even guess the coming puzzles a few screens ahead when you really understand the philosophy of it, the "puzzle progression" inside each stage (by "puzzle" I mean "platform challenges"). But the short square view makes its difficulty unfair and, I can tell, untrue to the intent of the SNES original. I'm sure many situations are way easier to handle on the original version. especially : - the "escalator" chains - the wagons stages and other "auto-scroll" stages as the one where you've got to catch fuel barrels to keep going - the "falling platforms" stages, where you need to anticipate... what you definitely can't see on screen ! : / Yes it's still playable. Yes it's amazing for the GBC. But the legend put aside, it's not the best plaform game available on the GBC. Mario's have a different gameplay, less "bouncy rythmed", but more precise, more fair. From what I get, Donkey Land 1, 2, 3 specifically created for the GB don't have these problems. ?

[@Nathan-rb3qp]

DKC on the SNES was one of my Mom's favorite games growing up.

[@soridosuneku]

I have a fond memories of the GBC version, but I'm so glad you mentioned the original is on the Virtual Console. I thought it was gone forever but lo and behold, it's back on the original Wii! I never got far in it as a kid compared to the GBC one, and it's the best version of a childhood favorite of mine? YESSS! Can't wait to dig into the sequels, too!

[@MasterMetallix94]

Hmm I can see his problem with screen crunch but I don't know if it's DK Land bad but that's up how the levels and pop in are. And I would like to know can you do rolling jumps in this port like the original? If so I honestly would have taken this for 3ds eshop over the DK Land games

[@nothing2069]

This game was really good imo

[@TeryJones]

And really they already made Donkey Kong Land which at least had its own unique levels and identity, why did they need to do this straight port?

[@Jamman88888]

When I was 10, my only game device's, were a PC and a Gameboy color my first experience of a Donkey Kong game was Donkey Kong: Land on the GB, my second was Donkey Kong Country on the GBC, I loved this game, and played it a lot, so I don;t think it was a novelty, it was a way to introduce a young kid to an amazing game!

[@ThalesAcm]

at least this review worthed to let me know dk was back on virtual console... i didn't get in time when it got delisted

[@Benjamillion]

If you can even call this review. To me it just sounds like him whining about comparing graphics.

[@villageronps5317]

I’m not trying to be a hater, but this is a pretty terrible review. Please, stop talking about how the SNES version is “so much” better, and review the GBC version for what it is. Also, I’ve heard that you gave Donkey Kong Land a better review, which doesn’t make sense. This is a better game than that, and it’s in color. You’re pretty much giving it a bad review for being called “Donkey Kong Country.”

[@Dontcare_at_all]

2021 mid August and still love this shiz. Thanks a ton guys and I miss you all so much!

[@jimmyeddy]

He clearly spends like an hour on each review. Why do people even enjoy them and actually agree with him?

[@jimmyeddy]

+Gumball Watterson I don't really consider Mark to be a good reviewer either, just because he's got one of the longest running review shows doesn't make him good.

[@jimmyeddy]

+Gumball Watterson Yup :)

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

It's insane that they ported this game to an 8-bit handheld man.. just so impressive.

[@KBXband]

I was able to beat mine cart Carnage on my first try after playing this game on gbc proving the controls are identical and the feel is pretty damn close its indistinguishable

[@lemmykoopa1379]

Why didnt you at least mention the completely new level in the gbc version

[@lssjgaming1599]

This game was my first actual experience with Dkc so I love it

[@ob1slam]

I thought this was a very harsh review.

[@Luna-Fox]

I don't know, I played Donkey Kong Country (SNES) and I didn't like it all that much. I personally prefer Yoshi's Island waaaaaay over DKC.

[@Tophisthebest226]

I had a hard time understanding why you dislike this game. You spent most of the review throwing similes and metaphors but not really making any point. I remember playing the original and the gameboy version and I remember loving it. Being able to play such an amazing game on the go was fantastic.

[@madmacabre]

I usually defend Derick on most things but hes dead wrong here. I consider these donkey kong game boy games including Donkey Kong land 1, 2 and 3 classics. They were not just direct ports but different , more basic takes of the SNES versions. Derick admits going off muscle memory and expecting it to play just like the SNES counterparts. I grew up playing both home and portable versions and love them both.

[@supercamborg4218]

This wasn’t Donkey Kong Land though, that’s a different game. This was a port of the SNES game while DKL was a game actually made with the Game Boy’s limitations in mind.

[@privilegedtorta2267]

My friend said this game is bootleg is it true

[@deacon1991tw]

I wish he would shut up narrating so I can enjoy the rest of this FLICK donkey kong is one of the legends no matter how bad the graphics were when we were kids we didnt know any better we just played the game!!!! So who cares now that you have a PhD in graphic design! Take your smarts somewhere else and let us that appreciate good old Nintendo games enjoy this throwback oldie from yester years!#🤗#

[@psovegeta]

I got this game. Its one of the best platformers on the GBC. Is it as good as the SNES version? No but you can say the same about any Gameboy game when compared to the SNES. But when you compare it to any other platformer on the GBC, it stands out. Now if you want to compare the GBA version to the SNES version, the SNES version is better, despite the GBA being the more powerful system.

[@supercamborg4218]

If you’d like a better platformer on the GBC, try Wario Land 2 or 3

[@RandomizationShow]

You’re insane man

[@awesomeguy2009]

Very ambitious! The same reason the Land games were made. Land 1 was a test and it proved to be successful. But, I'd rather play the GBA version of DKC 1 over the GBC version..

[@freakymoviedude]

But they're actually very different games, so it's not like you play the same game over again by playing DK Land.

[@johneygd]

On the original gameboycolor screen the graphics do look very good,no correlated stretched overbrighted graphics but once you play it on the gamebpyplayer you can clearly see those blown up pixels and overbrighted colors,so play it on a gameboycolor and it looks almost as good as on a snes.

[@SnakeGeo]

i recommend the GB Advance version

[@lunaraura2828]

I actually am not fond of some of Derek's reviews BUT this one I agree with 100%. I had more fun with the DK Land series than this gbc port.

[@ozera16]

My first gameboy game

[@modemtapper21]

Takes four minutes for you to stop talking about donkey Kong country on snes and then sort of talk about the gbc version and then go back to snes and then back to this just to say it's not as tight and it's zoomed in. That's true but I don't think it's gamebreaking. For a gbc port it's about as good as it gets, better then I think the devs thought they could do, but nobody considered this the definitive version. It's not the version you would play today outside of nostalgia, but it was one of the only games I deemed playable on gbc outside of Mario land, Kirby and Pokemon as a kid. I couldn't put this down till I beat it, I couldn't believe a game this good was on the gbc. I gave this a thumbs down because I think the video was hyperbolic and it took you forever to say what you deemed was actually wrong with it. Also you sound like ralphthemoviemaker doing a jontron impression which only got grating near the end

[@sirslasher3877]

fucking seriously? this game was spectacular as a gameboy color game, the grphics were better than most of the other gameboy color games they had made, color was a tad washed out but it was fun to play and it was something you wouldn't get bored of by the way it looks, a good Example: play mortal kombat 4 for gameboy color it's fucking awful mortal kombat 2 for gameboy was the best.

[@matthewgregory2106]

Just shows you don't know enough about hardware to review this game.

[@bio0link]

:If you have an SNES get it" implying some one has an SNES and doesn't have DKC.

[@lazah395]

The GBA version is great

[@villageronps5317]

Also, this was barely even a review. It talked about the gameplay for about 10 seconds.

[@ducktail4068]

I still had fun with it as a child.

[@PikaLink91]

1. This game looks damn good for a GBC game. 2. It's unfair and unreasonable to expect the same quality of a handheld version of a console game. Like when I tried out the GBC port of Commander Keen, a PC game I ADORE from my childhood, to me that game is the classic of classics, and ofcourse I didn't expect the GBC port to even stand up to its PC counterpart-------- I didn't however account for how shitty it would actually be.

[@idklol4197]

Commander keen on the gbc was one of the three games i got for my 7th birthday. It was so awful that i have never been able to forget it. That music...

[@PikaLink91]

Joe Cash I'm sorry for your partly wasted birthday buddy:/ yes, the music was eartorturing..

[@CarozQH]

Joe Cash What are you talking about? Commander Keen on the GBC had great music.

[@idklol4197]

PikaLink91 it was alright, i also got a gba and pokemon crystal. Its more than most kids in this world get.

[@PikaLink91]

Joe Cash I see, birthday saved^^ My grandma once gave the choice between a birdie and a GBA....GBA duuh.

[@PFBM86]

Everybody said "OMG" in 2000, usually followed by WTFBBQ

[@bigshambowski]

That "cheap" version of DKC was the first video game I remember playing.

[@IgnaxioGameplays]

is a gameboy color, what are you waiting for???

[@jamesp6308]

DKC: First game i ever played, still favourite game of all timd

[@ajeIzrulez]

DKC3 will always be my personal favorite

[@GRex7777]

Yeah, I'll stick to the GBA version till I'm able to get SNES carts. lol

[@craignelson9045]

I actually like this game lol. it's pretty impressive for a GBC game n I love the cartridge itself

[@matthewsullivan9472]

Dude you go off yapping too much about nothing just trying to help

[@kendragupton]

i know right he is so annoying about that LIKE DUDE STOP

[@Mar-O899]

It was nice to have this on the go back when it came out and I was stuck at family get-togethers with nothing to do but play my GBC. SNES version is the best though, iirc the GBA version has some issues also(didn't play it a lot).

[@duff06]

"OMG" was hella said back then, yo. Trust me, I know; I'm old.

[@lennonade23]

This game is nostalgic to me being very young. I sucked.

[@daveys4863]

Everybody should pick this up on Wii U eshop. The SNES/ VS version is god tier

[@Philnemba]

I'm surprise Nintendo didn't release this game on the 3DS eshop when they release all 3 DKL games at once recently...and if they did I would've bought for nostalgic reasons :P

[@pavy415]

I see he doesn't like the clunkyness and the slowness that land and snes version has

[@AnonYmous-si6nj]

I can't really see how they could've made this game any better for what it was. It's Donkey Kong Country for the Gameboy, and it really rocks at being that. If it's the year 2000 and I'm sitting in my living room with the option to either play it on the SNES or my Gameboy, I would almost certainly play it on the SNES. That's a given. Nobody expects what is obviously a downgraded port to play as well as the original. If I'm sitting on the schoolbus, or going camping, or I'm on a road trip with my family, it's great to have the portable option. The game isn't quite as smooth and solid as its original counterpart, but it's a damn good game all the same, and remains one of the best platformers for the Gameboy. This review failed to assess the merits of the game itself, but rather served as a comparison video (which it didn't even do that well.) There was nothing constructive or even specific about the game and what made it so bad. In summary, you pretty much explained that it's not the original so it's bad. People count on reviews so that we can have an idea of what to expect for the product being reviewed. This review failed to deliver. Try giving us some substance.

[@PlasmaProd]

It may not be a good port, but it still seems a fine game for the GBC.

[@JV-ll1cu]

It is an excellent port. Derek is a clear minority with his opinion

[@masona.5631]

Why were you so harsh on this game, but not on Donkey Kong Land 2?

[@harukatakahashi8822]

do you have this game

[@Mac14329]

This was the version I grew up with as a kid. I remember playing it quite a bit on my Game Boy Advance. Am I glad I managed to play the original SNES version? Yes I am. But I can't say that this version is an imitator or a copycat. It's a port of Donkey Kong Country. Simple as that.

[@BlayzedBlue]

Don't agree with Derrick here. I've played the original SNES version, the GBA version, and this one, and the GBC game is solid. The frame rate is very smooth, and the collision detection perfect. Yes, there are minor alterations to the levels, and it is slightly more zoomed in, but it's still better than the Donkey Kong Land games. My grade 7/10.

[@JasuchinFaron]

It's an impressive port for the time...but now you can easily play the real DKC games on a plethora of handhelds.

[@punkydudester3]

You know some people only had a Game Boy and not a SNES. This is for those people and it's still a good game but if you have the super nintendo then you don't need this game on the Game Boy color.

[@psovegeta]

It was a decent port for the GBC. Obviously not as good as the original but for portable gaming, it was still better than most games on that system. I even enjoyed the DKL games.

[@BiggestSniff]

donkey kong land, this and the gba version are all great. i think it was a decent attempt at a portable dkc, but then the gba version came out and did it better

[@belstar1128]

This game was ok but then i played the mine cart levels it was too zoomed in and i cant get past it donky kong land did not have mine cart levels.

[@sillysuper0]

Isn't this just Donkey Kong Land with color though?

[@Benjamillion]

Donkey Kong Land had different level designs.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Considering the hardware they had to work with I don't think they could have done a lot better, and I'm somewhat impressed, but like others have said skip this one, and go for the 2003 GBA version.

[@larzt.]

I remember how much this version pissed me off.

[@FYCY]

i did like donky kong county for the GBA

[@clust3rpepis]

This is the only version I can play..

[@aviatorgamer3057]

the gba port was WAY better and got really close to the snes version

[@ogbee9690]

The game advance version is pretty good though

[@deejay3297]

thats how i feel about donkey kong returns its totally fuck manly because of the change in controls- the games built around the shity controls but it doesnt bring the same quality of game feel or contry within environments that is expected from a danky bong bluntry classic

[@BrickNGames]

It's more like Donkey Kong Land.

[@exeacua]

I dont know why, but i like so much to watch someone play the original DK country, and i love the music, but I always dislike to play it.

[@andrependleton7242]

Who knew?

[@AlexanderGreensmith]

So close yet so far...

[@bland9876]

Why did people think a zoomed in camera was a good idea on a gbc or regular gb system its not. Look at Mario land one its a good game but Mario kad 2 uses zumed in camera and while it's more playable than most its still not as enjoyable as the first one

[@stevencarleton7224]

Nintendo could easily put this on the 3ds Eshop

[@cutemimi25]

Yeah both this version and the SNES version.

[@JaredLowry]

The thing I didn't like about the game was how difficult it was.

[@AshKetchum-kf7gc]

This game looks pretty okay for the hardware. If you want to see what shit looks like then look at Donkey Kong Land.

[@Kuudere-Kun]

I liked Donkey Country 2 and 3 more