Honestly a pretty sizable improvement over its GBA predecessor, this one actually feels a lot more like a Donkey Kong game which is neat. Has it's share of frustrating moments, but it's otherwise a decent time.

The definition of a hidden gem, this game feels like the 4th Donkey Kong Country game in many ways, except for gameplay. Once you get the hang of the weird controls though, you are in for a very fun, difficult, creative and charming entry in the DK series.

Dad brought me on a pheasant hunting trip when I was 6 or 7. Since I was too young for hunting, I stayed inside, where the girl who lived there handed me a DS with this game. She tried showing me over and over how to play the game, but I couldn't see her pressing L and R buttons, so naturally I never made it very far. I will not be returning to this game.

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This feels like a shitty bootleg DK game that you would find on the android play store, but it's official. Good job Nintendo.

I used to be completely obsessed with this game when I was younger