Donkey Kong Jungle Beat

Also known as: Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat [UK]

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Oct 2, 2008

Nintendo GameCube Remakes Also Coming To Europe

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GC - Donkey Kong Jungle Beat - Nintendo GameCube Remakes Also Coming To Europe

Nintendo have confirmed to N-Europe that the new "Play On Wii" GameCube remake range will also be hitting Europe.
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Mar 7, 2007

The games that shaped a generation: GameCube

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20. Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes Silicon Knights | Konami | 2004 A slick remake of the revolutionary spy drama that's still considered by many to be the best entry in the Metal Gear saga What made it so great? Take the single greatest game of the PSone generation, inject a fresh graphical update and all the cool new gameplay features from its PS2 sequel, and you've got an instant classic. Developed by Canadian developer Silicon Knights and filled with new cutscenes by Japanese film ... » Read More

Feb 20, 2007

Donkey Kong returns to the arcades

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Donkey Kong Banana Kingdom looks like a spiritual sequel to Jungle Beat, a brilliant 2D-style platformer on GameCube made unique by its use of the Bongo controllers. Donkey Kong will hit Japanese arcades housed in a huge three-player arcade cabinet. With nothing but two buttons on the control panel of the cabinet, a similar control style to Jungle Beat, which saw players hit the button repeatedly to run left and right. The three player functionality will presumably allow players to compete in ... » Read More

Dec 2, 2004

Beats, bongos and beatings in Kong's new...

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Lightguns, trackballs, Airpads, maracas, light-pens, Kempston Pro joysticks. Yes, every novelty peripheral has its 15 seconds in your sweaty palms before it's condemned forever to the same dank Dreamcast/PC Engine-laden corner. But that's not so with the bongos left over from Donkey Konga because Nintendo have found another use for the drums. And it doesn't involve propping doors open. DK Jungle Beat once again uses the drums to control Donkey Kong but, instead of matching beats and claps, ... » Read More

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