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THE FUCKING SOUNDTRACK IS INSANE. also the game is realy good i guess.
Idk wtf those british mfs were cooking with this one but they delivered big time. Best 2d platformer on the console and still one of the best almost 30 years later.
i don’t like squawks
A pesar de que el DKC es un juego sublime, esta es de esas raras ocasiones donde la 2da parte es mejor, aunque no por mucho. Hasta la fecha uno de los mejores plataformeros de todos los tiempos, un clásico atemporal.
Words can't describe how much I love this game. Which kind of defeats the purpose of me trying to "review" it...
The levels, the movement, the music, the secrets. How can you even come up with shit like this? what super computer brain could possibly come close to this mastapiece.
If Him was a game, he would be this one.
The levels, the movement, the music, the secrets. How can you even come up with shit like this? what super computer brain could possibly come close to this mastapiece.
If Him was a game, he would be this one.
soundtrack alone is five stars but fuck the parrot levels
A few months after my initial attempt at playing through it, I've finally finished Donkey Kong Country 2. And yeah, it's really good. The characters feel great to control, the levels are well-designed, and the music and visuals were pretty ahead of their time. That said, for every few cool bits of level design or moments of satisfying movement, there's a frustrating moment. Maybe I got too reliant on the NSO SNES rewind function or maybe I just need to get good, but there are a few too many rough spots for me to consider this an all-time favorite.
Still, I respect what it does and I get why it struck a chord for so many people!
Still, I respect what it does and I get why it struck a chord for so many people!
como pode um jogo de macaco ser a coisa mais perfeita do mundo
DKC2 is basically a perfect game. You've got peak atmosphere, great music, gorgeous levels, diverse and challenging levels, smooth and responsive controls, and it's replayable to a fault.
Rare took a nearly perfect game and made it better. This is a game I fire up at the drop of a hat for some good old platformin'.
Also the Rare logo screen with the 8 second stinger is the definition of hype.
Rare took a nearly perfect game and made it better. This is a game I fire up at the drop of a hat for some good old platformin'.
Also the Rare logo screen with the 8 second stinger is the definition of hype.
Peak Platforming.
I don't care if this sounds ridiculous, but platform games peaked in 1995.
beeeeem melhor! mais bonito, mais agradável, música melhor, inimigos mais interessantes, dificuldade que escala mais naturalmente! rare vcs leram meu último review e melhoraram! os caras são bons! como sempre tem uma porrada de conteúdo pós game que vou deixar pra lá pois não sou nem CORNO. terminei o jogo com 60% no save, risos.
Mi juego favorito de SNES. Una obra de arte en lo visual y jugabilidad
Definite improvement over the first game in my opinion. Biggest improvement for me is the controls, although I really hated climbing on ropes. Last game's soundtrack was good but the soundtrack for this game is peak. Skill issue almost certainly but the game gets really annoying in the last set of levels and the more minor annoyances started to bother me like hitboxes and some movement quirks.
Good game but couldn't be bothered to go for the optional stuff.
Good game but couldn't be bothered to go for the optional stuff.
Donkey Kong Country 2 is an absolute classic! The level design is crazy creative, the soundtrack is one of the best on the SNES, and Dixie Kong adds a whole new layer of fun to the platforming with her helicopter spin. It's tough as nails but super satisfying to beat. Some of the bonus levels get a bit frustrating, and finding all the secrets takes forever, but if you love challenging platformers, this one's a must-play.
It builds upon every good part of the first game, a timeless classic
It's so bizzarre how DKC2 is able to remain one of the best 2D platformers to this day.
It's so good that it was alone able to turn what was for all intent and purposes a "DK OC made by Rare" into one of Nintendo's biggest icons, stnaidng out to this day (despite his mixed representations in future titles),
It presents immaculate movement, letting you keep your momentum and enjoy the really creative levels on different paces. And this is even without considering the amount of secrets each level has in terms of collectibles and side modes where you get to play as the Animal Buddies.
In terms of the vibes of the game, I love that Rare made a Rayman 2 approach before Rayman 2: the island you known from the first game has now been taken over by pirates, leading to darker and more menacing environments.
But the game doesn't stop at that: it's still able to present a charm like no other nintendo platformer is able to, with its sharp and humorous writing, the incredible visual characterization of any character and enemy, and an atmosphere that sometimes can feel.... oniric or magical.
The fact that an emotional piece of music like Stickerbush Symphony originates from a 1995 game about silly monkeys and crocodiles is incredible.
My only nitpick with this game is that I feel like the addition of Dixie as the "easier" playable character kind of leave diddy to feel a bit off.
Diddy still controls amazingly, don't get me wrong, but the fact that he is standing next to a character with the ability to hover makes him shine a bit less in my opinion: I kinda wish they added something to his gameplay to compensate for this lack of peculiar ability.
But aside from this weird rant.... yeah DKC2 is a masterpiece: easily the best game in the DK franchise.
It's so good that it was alone able to turn what was for all intent and purposes a "DK OC made by Rare" into one of Nintendo's biggest icons, stnaidng out to this day (despite his mixed representations in future titles),
It presents immaculate movement, letting you keep your momentum and enjoy the really creative levels on different paces. And this is even without considering the amount of secrets each level has in terms of collectibles and side modes where you get to play as the Animal Buddies.
In terms of the vibes of the game, I love that Rare made a Rayman 2 approach before Rayman 2: the island you known from the first game has now been taken over by pirates, leading to darker and more menacing environments.
But the game doesn't stop at that: it's still able to present a charm like no other nintendo platformer is able to, with its sharp and humorous writing, the incredible visual characterization of any character and enemy, and an atmosphere that sometimes can feel.... oniric or magical.
The fact that an emotional piece of music like Stickerbush Symphony originates from a 1995 game about silly monkeys and crocodiles is incredible.
My only nitpick with this game is that I feel like the addition of Dixie as the "easier" playable character kind of leave diddy to feel a bit off.
Diddy still controls amazingly, don't get me wrong, but the fact that he is standing next to a character with the ability to hover makes him shine a bit less in my opinion: I kinda wish they added something to his gameplay to compensate for this lack of peculiar ability.
But aside from this weird rant.... yeah DKC2 is a masterpiece: easily the best game in the DK franchise.
Donkey Kong pero sin Donkey Kong, el juego.
The co-op was so much fun
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One of my favorite platformers. One of the best soundtracks in games ever.
OLHA O MACACOOO!!!!
Chave dms, joguei tanto isso na infância.
Chave dms, joguei tanto isso na infância.
The Kong is Great.
olha o macaco
macaco quer banana 2
My favorite platformer on the Super Nintendo, along with Super Mario World and Super Castlevania IV!
Noticeably stronger and more kinetic level design than the first still can't distract from the fact that these games' horrible art styles make readability a nightmare on top of awkward controls
One of the best games ever made in my opinion. I literally have nothing bad to say about this game.
The world design is great, the levels are so well made, the whole vibe of this game is so fun. And the music....THE MUSIC! David Wise is a god and he made some absolute bangers with this. And the fact there's a true ending is awesome. Plus all the mini games, the animal friends, the secret levels you have to pay Krem coins to access. I love it.
The world design is great, the levels are so well made, the whole vibe of this game is so fun. And the music....THE MUSIC! David Wise is a god and he made some absolute bangers with this. And the fact there's a true ending is awesome. Plus all the mini games, the animal friends, the secret levels you have to pay Krem coins to access. I love it.
just as good as the first game with dixie being a playable character and bosses being better! would recommend