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1. #DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII NUMBER OF WORLDS FULL#
2. #DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII NUMBER OF WORLDS FREE#

Donkey's jumps have just the right amount of floatiness and his animations are as fluid as they ever were. The movement mechanics are instantly familiar and perfectly tuned. This is a lifesaver during trickier platforming sections. Plus, he's equipped with a jetpack which enables Donkey to remain in the air for a little longer when he jumps. You can't switch between the two characters with a button-press, as in previous games, but having Diddy on board is handy as he doubles Donkey's default number of health hearts to four. If only you could go on actual holiday to the locations featured in DKCR.

#DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII NUMBER OF WORLDS FREE#

As usual Diddy can be found hiding in barrels dotted around each level, and smashing them open will free him up to hop on Donkey's back. Your mission is to retrieve the bananas, avoiding death at the hands of giant orange spiders, bright pink vultures, animated bongo drums and so on along the way. This time the bananas have been stolen by members of the Tiki Tak tribe, weird floating masks which appear to have been stolen themselves from the Crash Bandicoot games. Wikipedia notes that DKC2: Diddy Kong's Quest was "less cheery and more darkly themed" than its predecessor, which must have been seriously cheery, considering DKC2 was about a monkey being held to ransom by a pirate crocodile for some bananas.) (The old plots have blurred into one in my mind, though apparently they were different. Just like all the old games, Donkey Kong Country Returns features a forgettable storyline revolving around the theft of some fruit. Just focus on the screen and pretend you never did learn that lesson about voting Lib Dem. The illusion would be complete if Cranky Kong didn't look so much like Vince Cable. It's so reminiscent of the original titles you can almost forget this credit crunch nonsense ever happened, and pretend you still live in a world where going to the shops on Sunday is a novelty, saying "Psyche!" is acceptable and a long and successful career lies ahead for Chaka Demus & Pliers. It's simply a new instalment in a classic series. This isn't a HD remake or a franchise reboot or whatever the heck a redux is. Not even being told we've got to pay for the wedding of the seventh richest young millionaire in Britain is enough to cheer us up.īut here's something which might do the trick: Donkey Kong Country Returns.

#DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURNS WII NUMBER OF WORLDS FULL#

The newspapers are full of stories about how eight-year-olds will soon be charged 15p per times table learned, while Ireland may be forced to solve its financial crisis by auctioning off Enya. Times is 'ard, as we're so often reminded.