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NLife: "In 1997 the fifth generation of video games was well underway (even Europe and Oceania had the N64 by then), but the trusty Game Boy was still the place to go for portable gaming joy. Having successfully brought monkey platforming action to the handheld twice already, Rare produced a third game the imaginatively titled Donkey Kong Land III. This time players are given control of Dixie and Kiddie Kong as they attempt to locate the lost world."

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Gameranx: "Of the first, only Mario, Yoshi, Peach, and Donkey Kong will work."

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Watch 8-players tear it up in Smash for Wii U's beautiful Donkey Kong homage.

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Donkey Kong Country 3 and Gargoyle's Quest II also released on Virtual Console.
Nintendo has detailed the latest European eShop update, revealing the newest digital titles available for Wii U and 3DS from this Thursday.

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The Rare years

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The Game Inquirer says: "Platforming classic Donkey Kong Country for the SNES made its return on the Wii U eShop just last week in a surprise release so we thought what better way to celebrate than by playing through Rares awesome adventure in some two player co-op."

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Donkey Kong Land 2 3DS Virtual Console trailer (Europe).

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A few decades on, there's still more to find

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Defeat Kaptain K. Rool in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest - releasing this week on Nintendo eShop for Wii U Virtual Console - Super Nintendo Check out this weeks newest downloadable offerings on Nintendo platforms

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"Donkey Kong Country was a fun and popular platformer for the SNES, but not everyone thought it was great. Some people (possibly Mega Drive / Genesis owners) said the game was in fact quite poor and any fans were deluded fools drawn to it for reasons other than gameplay or, as Cranky Kong says, put a few fancy graphics and some modern music in a game, and kids'll buy anything nowadays.... His comments came in the original instruction booklet to Donkey Kong Land, setting up the story as he challenges Donkey Kong and Diddy to try a similar adventure on an 8-bit system. They agree, and after Cranky has contacted King K. Rool to steel the banana horde again, the duo set out for a new adventure."