Pinzer said:This game is an absolute blast, but it is not Donkey Kong Country.
Pinzer said:This game is an absolute blast, but it is not Donkey Kong Country.
Pinzer said:This game is an absolute blast, but it is not Donkey Kong Country.
desu said:It seems the geckocodes for Classic Controller Support are almost reality now!
crediar and thomas83lin seem to have worked it out (can't tell if it really works already) on the gecko forums. We should find out soon.
Stumpokapow said:Homebrew bless our hearts!
I agree with you. The game has been made to replicate it, but does not. I don't know why.Pinzer said:This game is an absolute blast, but it is not Donkey Kong Country.
Pinzer said:This game is an absolute blast, but it is not Donkey Kong Country.
RawkHawk2010 said:And why do you say that?
This news is the best news. Kind of sad that we have to hack our consoles to turn it into one of the best platformers ever but that's Nintendo for you.desu said:It seems the geckocodes for Classic Controller Support are almost reality now!
crediar and thomas83lin seem to have worked it out (can't tell if it really works already) on the gecko forums. We should find out soon.
richisawesome said:holy sheeet
SNES classic controller support will be awesome.
Instro said:Its pretty much better in every way.
epmode said:I've never looked into these Gecko codes before. I have a hacked Wii with the latest Homebrew Channel and Gecko OS 1.9.3. Is this all I'm going to need to run the upcoming DKC code or will I need some extra hardware.
I'm confused because it looks like there's something called USB Gecko and don't think it's related to Gecko OS at all.
hatchx said:It's not like NSMB where you can just frolic through the game with small children or your wife.
Co-op is a challenge. I play with my friend who has the game too, and we are both skilled 2D platformers. We do a fine job. There are times (usually when there are breaking platforms) where it just makes more sense for Diddy to jump on DKs back.
I like it, but the game is clearly designed around one-player.
IIRC, they're technically "Ocarina" codes because it's the Ocarina cheat system. Gecko OS supports Ocarina cheats. You can use Gecko OS to apply cheats to your game.epmode said:I've never looked into these Gecko codes before. I have a hacked Wii with the latest Homebrew Channel and Gecko OS 1.9.3. Is this all I'm going to need to run the upcoming DKC code or will I need some extra hardware.
I'm confused because it looks like there's something called USB Gecko and I don't think it's related to Gecko OS at all.
Damn you're good. I still haven't gotten all the medals in the first world!JoeFenix said:The level design in this game is peerless, the way every enemy is set up to make it possible to speed through the levels....
It's so awesome! The time trials are blowing my mind, I can't stop playing this damn game! :lol
Here's a run of 2-7 Shiny Gold Medal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEf0zJUHt7M
All of them are worthy, so I'd get all of them if I were you. At least get DKC2, if you can't buy them all.DMG-01 said:Playing DKCR really makes me want to play the other DKC games, so DKC-Gaf, should I buy DKC or DKC2? I half want to start with 2 because it's better apparently, but I would someday like to play them all and don't want to spoil myself on DKC2 for DKC 1 and 3. Also, the SNES versions are the ones to get, right?
Lovely. I still haven't bothered to set up a USB loader so I'm glad that I won't have to for this code.Why would you do that? said:IIRC, they're technically "Ocarina" codes because it's the Ocarina cheat system. Gecko OS supports Ocarina cheats. You can use Gecko OS to apply cheats to your game.
If you'd like to use a USB loader, you can use one of those, too, but you'd probably have to dump the game to a USB drive first.
DMG-01 said:Playing DKCR really makes me want to play the other DKC games, so DKC-Gaf, should I buy DKC or DKC2? I half want to start with 2 because it's better apparently, but I would someday like to play them all and don't want to spoil myself on DKC2 for DKC 1 and 3. Also, the SNES versions are the ones to get, right?
Jintor said:So do you dudes think this game is Nintendo hard? It seems pretty forgiving to me
Only buy the old DKC games if you're going to play them on a standard-def TV the way they were meant to be played. If you play them on a high-def set, they'll look ugly as sin... You can also check out videos on YouTube to see the way they should look (assuming good quality on the part of the uploader, of course).DMG-01 said:Playing DKCR really makes me want to play the other DKC games, so DKC-Gaf, should I buy DKC or DKC2? I half want to start with 2 because it's better apparently, but I would someday like to play them all and don't want to spoil myself on DKC2 for DKC 1 and 3. Also, the SNES versions are the ones to get, right?
Instro said:Its pretty much better in every way.
Sgt.Pepper said:All of them are worthy, so I'd get all of them if I were you. At least get DKC2, if you can't buy them all.
.la1n said:buy DKC 1 first you heathen!
Thanks for the feedback; will order DKC 1 probably tomorrow and the other two later when I can justify buying more games.Neiteio said:Only buy the old DKC games if you're going to play them on a standard-def TV the way they were meant to be played. If you play them on a high-def set, they'll look ugly as sin... You can also check out videos on YouTube to see the way they should look (assuming good quality on the part of the uploader, of course).
jett said:I don't know what some of you are smoking but DKCR can be hard as all fuck sometimes and frustrating as hell.
jett said:Objectively, it totally is.
Unfortunately nostalgia plays a big role when making these kind of comparisons. I personally enjoyed the atmosphere DKC created to the point where I can almost look past its other shortcomings.
KevinCow said:It's forgiving in that they give you plenty of lives, enough that you'll probably never get a game over, but some of the later levels get pretty damn tough. On top of that, there are relatively frequent checkpoints so you don't have to go back too far when you die, and the game saves after every level so even if you do get a game over you don't have to repeat much.
Definitely not Nintendo hard, but you'll lose plenty of lives, especially when you start going for 100%.
DR2K said:I still have half of world 7 and 8 to go, but this definitely isn't anywhere near as good as DKC2. Although it is a little better than 3. Haven't played DKC1 though.
Instro said:Out of interest when you guys say "Nintendo hard" are we talking classic Nintendo games or what?
epmode said:Classic Controller DKCR
KevinCow said:It's forgiving in that they give you plenty of lives, enough that you'll probably never get a game over, but some of the later levels get pretty damn tough. On top of that, there are relatively frequent checkpoints so you don't have to go back too far when you die, and the game saves after every level so even if you do get a game over you don't have to repeat much.
Definitely not Nintendo hard, but you'll lose plenty of lives, especially when you start going for 100%.
Homebrew is pretty cool.epmode said:USE A CLASSIC CONTROLLER IN DKCR
TheGreatMightyPoo said:Of course your opinion is fine but I disagree totally, the level design is much more creative than 2 and the game is more exciting and fun, I wouldn't play 2 right after this one, I doubt it'd be favorable in comparison.
The K levels alone are better designed than most platformers and while they are a bit obstacle coursey and don't have the presentational values, them being "bonus" levels shows you how complete a game this is.
I can't remember a game with better level design than this one.
SalsaShark said:Man im about to start a new save file in SP but i promised a friend to play through the game for the first time in co-op
we were at level 4 and i havent played in like 3 days GODAMMIT
Pinzer said:This game is an absolute blast, but it is not Donkey Kong Country.
I'm glad it worked for someone other than myself!Balb said:Works great. Thanks for being very specific as to what should be done to make the codes work.