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[ImNotLikeThem]

I just got my DK:Jungle Beat in the mail today, and I've got to say, even without having bongos yet, this game kicks so much ass it's not even funny. I love the graphic style, the music is an awesome remix of old DK:C music and new stuff, and it just oozes polish and style. If this is indicitive of the future of Nintendo games, or the very least the Tokyo studio, then sign me up for more. Haven't gotten too far yet, i think I'm on the Apple level next, and I've read its a bit on the short side, but it certianly does seem like the kind of game you'd want to play through multiple times, as I've already found some new things going back to old levels. Anyone else have any impressions they'd like to share, who couldn't wait until march or whenever it is they decide to release it stateside? or hell, even anyone who lives in japan also, got a club nintendo code for the first person to PM me, whoever wants it.

 

[GaimeGuy]

I want this fucking game.

 

[Shiggy]

4th February - I'm coming

 

[Bog]

and I've got to say, even without having bongos yet...

What the hell is wrong with you?

 

[deadfish]

Im also interested in hearing some impressions on this game.

If anyone can do so it would be appreciated!

 

[radcliff]

How easy/hard is it to make DK run by repeatedly mashing the B button??

 

[ToyMachine228]

Can't wait to put my Konga Drums to use again in Jungle Beat

 

[ImNotLikeThem]

Haha leave me alone, i know i know. but i'll be getting some bongos tomorrow i swear. And to answer the other question, it's actually quite east to navigate around using the controller, though i imagine its ever smoother and more "flowy" with the bongos. the game is very much a game of constant movement, everything you do should try to be flowed together into one never ending chain through the whole level. especially once you get the hang of the levels and go through them the second time, its really cool.

 

[Oh! My Car!]

Language barrier?