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Donkey Kong 64 05-02-12 09:12 PM |
OH BANANA Ah Rare-Ware, one of the best video game companies in the SNES and N64 era. They were constantly putting out good games, from Banjo-Kazooie to Goldeneye; it was nothing but greatness that came out of them. But one of the franchises they are most known for is the Donkey Kong country trilogy on the SNES; they took a simple arcade game and turned it into an amazing Mario styled platformer. With its success they made 2 more, but they didn’t stop there. Much like Mario and Zelda, Donkey Kong was brought into the 3rd dimension on the Nintendo 64 with Donkey Kong 64. DK64 follows the same formula as Banjo-Kazzoie, (which was already following Mario 64) as you will notice it is very similar to Banjo in a lot of ways, but enough monkey business, (see what I did there? Yea I know that wasn’t funny…) let’s go right in. Donkey Kong is back in a bigger and better adventure; he’s bigger, faster, and stronger too…or at least that’s what the infamous DK rap that plays when you start the game wants you to believe. He is no where near as fast as he was in the country games, but he is certainly bigger! Remember when DK Island was big enough to hold a jungle, forest, temple ruins, and snowy mountains? Well now DK Island is only as big as a four story building, but it’s a lot bigger on the inside…wait a second, DK Island is a big Tardus? That explains how he can go from world to world so easily. But I digress. This game now has 5 different Kongs to play as, Donkey Kong, the leader of the Kong Klan making a triumphant return after not being playable in the last 2 games (seriously you would think in a series called DONKEY Kong country Donkey Kong would be playable in more than just 1 of them), Diddy Kong, who was also in the country games, and 3 new Kongs. Unfortunately Dixie Kong ... Read the rest of this Review |
Earthworm Jim 3D 08-10-11 09:40 PM |
UN GROOVY Earthworm Jim 3D for the Nintendo 64 is the first (and only) 3D EWJ game. This was the first EWJ game I played. The game begins when Jim gets crushed by the N64 logo and then also a cow which causes him to literally lose his marbles. Jim is at the hospital with little chance to recover his sanity. But Jim's super ego is called in to save Jim's sanity by collecting all the marbles scattered throughout Jim’s brains. Now this might sound like the greatest plot to a game ever, but the game itself doesn't hold up to the epic story. After the intro, Jim's ego exits an elevator, and you hear the best line in this game. You hear a voice that says "There's only one ego for this job AND ITS A REALLY BIG ONE!" I love that line, and it’s probably the best thing about this game. This strange and bizarre looking place is your small hub world inside Jim's head (you can tell that he’s not really smart). There are four brains: memory, happiness, fear, and fantasy. Only memory is accessible at the start. Before you can go into memory, you are given a golden cow udder. Yes, you heard right, a golden udder. I'm not sure if I should think that it is awesome or terrifying. Maybe it is just awesomely terrifying. The way Jim opens the door to memory is by playing the golden udder like a set of bag pipes. Moving on…you need golden udders to open each brain. In each brain there are 3 doors; two of the doors are levels, and the last door is the boss. In order to access more levels, Jim needs to be smarter. The more marbles you collect, the smarter Jim gets. Jim has two ways of attacking. First is his trademark head whip, which isn’t that useful, because it’s short range and most of the enemies shoot you before get close enough (bringing a head to a gun fight). His main weapon is his laser Uzi, but you can get better, more powerfu... Read the rest of this Review |
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