Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze | Complete
ISneakSometimes
-----------------MORE ABOUT THE GAME-----------------Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, known in Japan as Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze (ドンã‚ーコングトãƒãƒ”カルフリーズ?) is a side-scrolling platform game developed by Retro Studios and published by Nintendo for the Wii U. The fifth installment in the main Donkey Kong Country series, and the first in high-definition, it is the direct sequel to the 2010 Wii game, Donkey Kong Country Returns. Originally slated to be released in November 2013, it was delayed until December 6, then again until February 13, 2014. At the VGX Awards on December 7, 2013, the release date was confirmed for North America to be February 21, 2014----------------------GAMEPLAY:---------------------The game continues on from the side-scrolling platform gameplay of the Donkey Kong Country series and sees Donkey Kong and his friends travelling through six different islands in order to defeat the Snomads. Controls are similar to the previous game, with the addition of being able to pluck items from the ground and pick up and throw stunned enemies, and various controllers can be used with customiseable controls. Like the previous game, players primarily control Donkey Kong who is assisted by a companion, who either provide additional abilities to Donkey Kong, or can be controlled individually by a second player. Along with Diddy Kong, who returns with his barrel jetpack for crossing large gaps, two additional characters are added; Dixie Kong and Cranky Kong. Dixie has the ability to spin her ponytail into a propeller and slowly descend through the air, with an initial boost in height at the start, allowing her and Donkey Kong to fly up out-of-reach platforms or items. Cranky, in a similar mechanic to the DuckTales video game, can use his cane to bounce on dangerous surfaces such as spiky thorns and reach higher areas and defeat certain enemies the other Kongs cannot. Filling up a 'Kong-POW' meter allows Donkey Kong and his partner to perform a special move which defeats all on-screen enemies and converts them into items depending on the partner.The Super Guide from the previous game is absent and is replaced by an expanded shop, run by Funky Kong, offering various support items such as temporary invincibility. Like the previous game, each level contains various Kong letters and puzzle pieces, some of which require specific partners to reach, which unlock various bonuses and hidden levels. The Time Attack mode also returns, now featuring online leaderboards, allowing players to view video replays of the top ranked players.--------------------MY THOUGHTS-------------------------Hello everyone and welcome to Part 1 of my new gameplay walkthrough of Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze for the Nintendo Wii U. All of the previous installments of the Donkey Kong series have been amazing. In this let's play i will be showcasing how to find most of the hidden levels,Kong Letters, and puzzle pieces. The only material that i have seen before starting this let's play is the trailer and the review of the game.Thank you so much for tuning into this let's play with commentary of mine, make sure to subscribe to isneaksometimes for more videos like this!-------------------------LINKS---------------------------------Donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=D3LMAMCHARMBWTwitch: http://www.twitch.tv/isneaksometimesTwitter: http://www.Twitter.com/ISneaksometimesFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/ISneakSometimesGOOGLE+: https://plus.google.com/+isneaksometimes
Brimstone Plays Secret of Mana
LordBrimstone1
Welcome viewers,to the Third installment of Brimstone Plays! This time, I will be playing one of my favorite games of all time, by request of noskillbassist. This game is a early action RPG released in the US and Europe by Square back in 1993. It was a catalyst that helped spark the Action RPG craze that is still popular today, as you can see with the very successful Kingdom Hearts series. The graphics in this game are colorful and beautiful to look at, and its sparing use of Mode 7 is quite creative as well. The music is a Masterpiece composed by Hiroki Kikuta that rivals any soundtrack Nobuo Uematsu composed for Square fir the SNES, including Final Fantasy 6.What really sets this game apart from other RPG's at the time is that it was the first one that had a simultaneous Multiplayer option. You can have up to two of your friends playing this game with you at the same time. The system is very well executed and just the idea of having your friends help you out and working together instead of having to deal with the game's competent, but not outstanding NPC A.I. is just awesome. Surprisingly this multilayer aspect would not really catch on with other games until the advent of MMOs.All this, and good game mechanics, presentation and a simple but effective storyline help to make this game one of the few RPGs made by Square that wasn't part of their Final Fantasy Franchise that was successful outside of Japan.during the early to mid 90s era. ( You can probably guess what the other game was)I plan to have a lot of fun with this BP so sit back and enjoy the ride.