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Allisa James from DualShockers reviews Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, developed by Retro Studios and published by Nintendo, for Wii U. Find out how the latest in the Donkey Kong Country series fares and whether Retro created another classic or flop.

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For the amount of times Techraptor cursed at the screen during our time playing Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, one would think that we couldnt stand the thing, and only continued playing for our own messed up masochistic need. More than a few times we felt like hurling our expensive-to-replace-otherwise-we-just-may-have Wii U GamePad. However, while the game is plenty frustrating and secretes unforgiving difficulty out of its every orifice, practically every other moment while playing had us either grinning out of triumph or with goose bumps as a result of its stellar atmosphere.

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Just in case you were worried, Nintendo has officially confirmed Diddy Kong will return to the fight in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. This announcement follows a pattern that seems to have been forming recently to announce a new character about the same time as their newest game launches. This time, it is Donkey Kong Country: [...]

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Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze is the next entry in the reinspired DKC series. Will it be a return to solid form or will it shift Wii U consoles?

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Racy subject matter helps niche fighter gain some sales

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Racy subject matter helps niche fighter gain some sales

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Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare debuts at no.4, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 limps in at 10.

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IGN's Nintendo fans discuss their time with Donkey Kong's latest and the difference between challenging and frustrating game design.

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AWESOMEoutof10's Darik Kirschman goes bananas with the release of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. No, it's not a new Slurpee from 7-Eleven. "The mark of an exceptional platformer is when the player loses him or herself in the action on screen. Things happening on screen had a natural flow and rhythm to them; I wasnt so much controlling Donkey Kong and his buddies as simply guiding them along the path they were inevitably heading down well, after a few dozen deaths caused by my hand anyway. That trance, where nothing else matters, but the player and the game, is hard to manufacture. Rare may have once been the King of Kong (aside from Steve Wiebe and Billy Mitchell), but after two games, Retro Studios have proven themselves to be top banana."