We were imagining something like Sonic and Tails in Sonic 2, although that said, it’s debatable if you can call that “playing” when you control tails and rather you are more the obligatory younger sibling character. Instead of both players working together at the same time, in Donkey Kong Country you alternate play. We picked up Donkey Kong Country as it looked like a pretty cool game to play co-op, but it did not provide the sort of co-op we expected. My brother and I used to stay with our grandparents we would rent a SNES console and walk to the rental store every day to choose a new game to play around with.
I actually briefly got a chance to play Donkey Kong Country on the SNES when I was younger. It is now time to peel back a banana and see if this SNES game still holds up today. Rare came up with an idea for a platformer that proved to be very successful and led to two additional sequels being developed on the SNES and then a 3D iteration on the N64. Nintendo was quite happy for Rare to develop a game starring Donkey Kong, who up to this point was just sitting on Nintendo’s shelf not really doing a lot (development on this title began before the Gameboy re-hash of Donkey Kong ’94). Developed by Rare, who at the time was a second party developer to Nintendo and consistently releasing new and unique IPs, which only got better when it came to the follow up console the N64. Platform: Super NES, Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance – Note: Portable versions have compromised graphics and performanceĭigital Release? Yes, 800 points on the Virtual Console for Wii and Wii U (optimized for Wii U)
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