Donkey kong country returns wii u controllers tv#

Donkey kong country returns wii u controllers tv#

The levels are varied and difficult enough that ensures you won't be flying through the game, but not so difficult that your controller will be flying at your TV either. Retro Studios has done a nice job re-imagining the Donkey Kong Country universe. You don't just have to watch though - once Super Kong passes the area you've been having problems with you can jump in and play as him to finish off the level. The catch is that none of the bananas, banana coins, puzzle pieces or KONG letters will be added to your collection. Designed for levels that are really, really, ridiculously hard for you to conquer, the Super Guide will have Super Kong, a white version of Donkey Kong, play through the level for you. Essentially the 'win' button, if you die eight times in a level your friendly checkpoint pig will pop up and suggest using this function. There's one last feature up Retro's sleeve and that's the Super Guide.

By pressing up on the d-pad and pushing 1 (using the Wii remote in horizontal mode), you can scramble on up to the safety of the big ape's furry shoulders and then the more experienced player can carry on. If you're still worried about your children or family members not being able to execute some of the harder platforming levels, or hell, if they get tired and you don't want to drop out of cooperative mode, there's a simple solution: have Diddy climb back on Donkey's back. For starters, if someone falls behind there's a quick five-second countdown and then the lagging player is magically transported to where the other one is. For those looking to play with a younger family member who might not have their dexterity skill mastered, never fear, there are features to help them out. The key to any Nintendo title nowadays seems to be 'accessibility' and Donkey Kong Country Returns is no different.