Donkey Kong

 UK I myself saw Metal Gear Solid 4 for £10 at Gamestation for anyone who hasn't got it already. d11p (gamertag) Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat on GameCube is 15 quid with bongos on Amazon Marketplace. 'Nuff said! Dominic.

 CA The control scheme has lost the uniqueness it had with the GameCube version. That system forced you to use the DK bongos in order to control every aspect of this platforming game. It made the game unique, and the critics loved it. ...

While Jungle Beat proves that change is sometimes good, we'd like to have seen the game allow players to use their old DK Bongos. ... and more »

 CA Donkey Kong Jungle Beat" (rated E10+, $30 on Wii): Similar to "Patapon," the original "Donkey Kong Jungle Beat" was a GameCube game that was played using a pair of bongos. Like other games in the budget-priced, "New Play Control! ...

Four years. That's how long it it's been since Nintendo released Donkey Kong Jungle Beat for GameCube. The title, innovative for its time due to its unique control method -- you plugged in a pair of accompanying bongos and pounded on them religiously ...

 Michigan - David Oxford, David Oxford Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, so when I saw Pete the Pelican postman standing outside my door, I was excited. What could it be? Maybe a shirt with a DK tie design, or perhaps a Donkey Kong barrel. Or better still, a set of DK bongos that play a brief tune ...

 UK - Jonathan Wahlgren Donkey Kong Jungle Beat came with bongos on GameCube. Which, at the time, could have been considered "new" play control. Wouldn't putting the game out sans-bongos be like it going back to "old" play control? Regardless of your definition, ...

Nintendo, always looking at games through a creative lens, found another use for the bongos outside of the underrated music title Donkey Konga with Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, a 2D platformer in which you moved the simian hero left and right by slapping ...

As for Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat, Nintendo has sensibly ditched the bongos in favour of a more traditional control system. You may remember that you had to move DK by hitting the bongos but on Wii you'll be using the Nunchuk's analogue ...

By Michael McWhertor The first GameCube to Wii remake from Nintendo to release under the "Play On Wii" label will be 2005's Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat. (It hits Japan on Dec. 11, with a North American release unconfirmed.) Formerly controlled by smacking and clapping near the DK Bongos controller — which I happene...

By Chris Greenhough Can Jungle Beat work as a traditional platformer? We'll hold judgment on that, while noting that the DK Bongos played a major role in making that game fun. Play on Wii Donkey Kong has new stages, drastic changes originally appeared on ...

By Dawdlehttp://gaygamer.net Game Boy broke out the bongos to relive Donkey Kong Jungle Beat. The Doctor shared some thoughts on the future of portable gaming. Deepest condolences to the family of Brandon Crisp. NaviFairy shared his opinion that online gaming may ...

By Spencer Images courtesy of Nintendo. Nintendo is going full throttle with Gamecube Wii-makes in Japan starting with Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat, the first game in the Wii de Asobu series. When I heard about this I imagined Nintendo slapping on the shaking from Donkey Kong:…

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