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Check out our full review of the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars...

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Zack Keosaian writes: "ince the hype for platformer titles died off in the early 2000s weve been anxiously awaiting a title that would bring back the excitement we felt in the late 90s. With flagship titles like Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong 64 showing us unique and imaginative worlds, it was difficult to believe that anyone could do the genre justice after it faded into dormancy. Who better to haul it out of the abyss than a team of assembled Rareware veterans with a shiny original title? With key members on board from level art to sound design, Yooka-Laylee is already shaping up to establish a new generation of platform adventure games, complete with eyeballs on everything!"

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Check out our full review of the Nintendo 3DS version of Mario vs. Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars...

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Donkey Kong 64 was released last month on the Wii U eShop, giving Nintendo fans plenty to talk about. Listen in to hear our discussion on the gameplay, favorites and least favorites, and more!

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Nintendo Life: At this year's E3, Nintendo will be resurrecting a special event which first took place 25 years ago. The 1990 Nintendo World Championships captured the hearts and minds of an entire generation of players and have since passed into video gaming folklore, arguably laying down the foundations for modern-day eSports. However, what is slightly less well known is that Nintendo followed up the 1990 event with another contest four years later, dubbed Nintendo PowerFest '94. Mike "Qik" Iarossi was crowned the National Champion after defeating Brandon Veach via a head-to-head high score challenge on Donkey Kong Country.

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Collect-a-thons are not fun. Sorry, Banjo fans, but the start of that racing game thing Microsoft made was on the money. Seriously though. DK64 is like a microcosm of game collecting in general. Its really fun, but it goes fucking nowhere, and that feeling of, Wait, why am I doing this? haunts the whole game like a canker sore on the tip of your tongue.