#NINTENDO DONKEY KONG COUNTRY PLUS#

If you collect banana coins and bananas, plus any red balloons, you should be able to accumulate enough lives or have enough coins to buy some. Thankfully, the game is fair when it comes to checkpoints and extra lives. You just might want to throw your controller a few times before that. Though the levels can be pretty harsh, it makes getting through them that much more rewarding. You need precision and good timing, with one mistake costing you your life. While it doesn't have the difficulty spikes that would label it Nintendo Hard, it does not go easy on you. Like its predecessors, Tropic Freeze is hard. While it doesn't have the difficulty spikes that would label it Nintendo Hard, it does not go easy on you.Дon't make the mistake of going into this game thinking it's easy. Are you going to be dodging enemies, swinging from vines, and timing your jumps perfectly? Or are you rocking in a minecart while the tracks collapse beneath you? Tropic Freeze is broken into seven different worlds and 63 possible levels, including bosses and hidden stages, so, there's a lot of game here to enjoy. Every time you enter a new level, you won't know what to expect. Each level is different, and I don't just mean in terms of looks. We've talked about how good this game looks, but the best part of Donkey Kong Country: Tropic Freeze is its level design. So, rather than using traditional Joy-Cons, I opted for my Hori Split-Pad Pro. I'm not a huge fan of the rumble feature, though. In fact, I played mostly in handheld mode.

As someone who suffers from severe motion sickness, I honestly have no problem with it. Everything runs on 60FPS, and whether you are in handheld mode or docked, you really shouldn't have a problem playing. If framerate is a concern, it shouldn't be. There's no re-tread here, except the bonus levels all of the scenes and subsections might distract you as you try to complete every one. From the falling leaves to lapping waves, each world is different. While the game doesn't match the original Rare vision, each section is unique and feels alive. The level design and crisp backdrops are mesmerizing. The Nintendo Switch version of Tropic Freeze is brought to you in 1080p, and while only a slight improvement on the original Wii U graphics, it does make a difference. Tropic Freeze has that by the barrel full, but the first thing that will catch your eye is the beautiful graphics. But you didn't really come here for a story you came for the wacky level design and challenging platforming. It's DK's birthday, and the island is beset by Arctic invaders. Like most Donkey Kong games, there really isn't much story here.

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