Following the recent and critically acclaimed release of the Wii exclusive revisit to the Donkey Kong Country series in Retro Studios’ Donkey Kong Country Returns, the team here at Electronic Theatre decided it was about time we looked back to where it all started, with the original Donkey Kong Country on the Super Nintendo Entertainment Systems (SNES). Three titles in the series were made available on the aging 16-bit hardware (later ported to numerous other Nintendo systems), but throughout the years it’s always been the original Donkey Kong Country that has presented such a grand sense of nostalgia for many gamers.
Screen Rant Writes "It's been almost a decade since players have seen a new Donkey Kong Country game, but with the opening of Super Nintendo World, now is the perfect time to release a new DKC game. The last entry was 2014's Tropical Freeze (a slightly enhanced version was re-released for the Switch in 2018), which received rave reviews and between its Wii U and Switch sales, performed very well. The original Donkey Kong Country also spotlighted environmental themes, which would prove to be just as salient if a new entry were to release in the coming years."
No its a perfect time for another 3D Donkey Kong. I dont want 2D anything.
We need more 3D stuff, the side scrollers start to all blend together eventually. The last Kirby game was great and refreshing because they moved to 3D.
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The Donkey Kong Country series was last seen in 2014. With the advent of the Nintendo Switch, it's time for a return to the spotlight.
Donkey Kong needs to go 3D, he's too restricted to what he can do in 2D. Hope Nintendo do for Donkey Kong what they're doing for Kirby.
Release HD Remakes of Donkey Kong Country 1-3 and a Remake of the classic Donkey Kong as well.
I loved the Donkey Kong games and Tropical Freeze is brilliant. I would certainly like to see a new game this year.
At the time of its release, it was my favorite platformer ever. It still holds up extremely well today, too. True classic.