Donkey Kong Country Returns - Wii Review

Introduction:

Sixteen years ago, Rare was originally one of the masterpieces of the Super Nintendo’s Donkey Kong Country series. They had formed great games from the 80's but with this title achieved its peak of fame, to get to clutch the Super Nintendo hardware to the absolute limits, using pre-rendered graphics with a master as never been done earlier, would repeat with Master Killer Instinct results released that same year on gaming consoles, with a conversion to Nintendo's console next year. After successively been the hero of a 3D game, racer or conga player, the monkey's mainly well-known video game returns to its first love: the pure and simple platform, scrolling 2D.

In 1995 and 1996 reached its two sequels, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, Completing a brilliant trilogy that has been in the minds of the players of that time, but if we recover Today we realize its expertise and enduring fun. Rare recovered in 1999 to bring the character into 3D, but without achieving the success of the three 16-bit titles, and after its sale to Microsoft in 2002 all we had to lay back and enjoy a Donkey Kong developed by British, but by staying in character licensed Nintendo knew that sooner or later, we once again enjoy the charismatic primate.

3D models and character modeling in computer graphics at the time had outperformed the generation of machines in place. He had to wait 16 long years for this architecture is taken without permission, without superfluous mechanism. But DKC Returns is not a remake because it proposes an original adventure and a bunch of small innovations. He, however, to escape the comparison with Donkey Kong Country which is largely based. However, Retro Studio, which was responsible for development, has not hesitated to draw some ideas elsewhere, notably from New Super Mario Bros.. Wii.

The mixture is explosive, without difficulty validating the comeback of the gorilla, chimpanzee with his friend, is the hero of one of the best games on the Wii platform. No wonder you say, should we still have shoulders wide enough and clear enough ideas to make this a worthy successor Returns to a game as legendary as Donkey Kong Country! Now in charge of bringing back to Donkey Kong, while respecting the structure and gameplay of Super Nintendo titles, and demonstrating their good work with their previous titles, Retro Studios getting it again and does not disappoint in the least, ranking one of the best current developers, which will be followed closely in the coming years.

Gameplay:

The story is anecdotal, as we rejoice and celebrate, because it does not follow the fashion of having to always include an intricate and complex history in a title that does not need it, and after a brief introduction we will be at the controls, and little again we are interrupted in their development, only the sequences sympathetic presentation of the end of the world leaders that even grateful. We will have to go with Donkey Kong, accompanied by