Sentences with phrase «system game donkey»

Torchlight Trouble is the twenty - first level of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System game Donkey Kong Country and twenty - second in the Game Boy Advance remake.

Not exact matches

«Classic video game system used to improve understanding of the brain: Researchers use Donkey Kong to help guide new approaches in neuroscience.»

Vulture Culture is the eleventh level in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System game, Donkey Kong Country.

These include Virtual Console titles like Donkey Kong 64, Earthbound and more than a few Mario and Zelda games, as well as a smattering of the best indie games on the system.

Donkey Kong Country is a sidescrolling platform game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System released in 1994.

Reptile Rumble is the third level in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System game, Donkey Kong Country.

A Stop and Go Barrel is a type of barrel that appears in the Super Nintendo Entertainment System game, Donkey Kong Country.

If the devs at Nintendo can make a game to look like Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze and Mario Kart 8 on a system with the amount of ram it has, I'm sure they can find a way to run Hulu / Netflix while I play a game.

However, you really don't see these kind of games until you get down to more obscure games, AAA games that didn't meet expectations, or post-mortem AAA releases (because let's be honest, even though we continued to see a few releases for the Wii, Donkey Kong Country Returns was the last release before the system was put on «life support» and the momentum died).

Nintendo, up to its old tricks again, has seen fit to launch a new accessory for a system by attaching it to a game, which works fine when it's the calibre of say, Lylat Wars (the N64's rumble pack bundle) but less so when it's a Donkey Kong 64 (the N64's memory expansion bundle).

This cabin rental offers a wide variety of amenities in the Game Room, with a 60 - inch flat screen with HDTV, premium cable and On Demand; pool table; air hockey, Foosball; and multi-cade arcade system (containing tons of classics like Pac - Man, Galaga, Frogger, Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, Ms. Pac - Man, etc.) and a Fast & Furious Driving gGame Room, with a 60 - inch flat screen with HDTV, premium cable and On Demand; pool table; air hockey, Foosball; and multi-cade arcade system (containing tons of classics like Pac - Man, Galaga, Frogger, Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, Ms. Pac - Man, etc.) and a Fast & Furious Driving gamegame.

True, there's no Mario game this year, but I would think that a new Kirby game, and new Donkey Kong game, and a new Goldeneye would do wonders for the system's sales.

In the same vein as the insanely popular pachinko games, it's the only Donkey Kong game to use a medal based system.

For the Nintendo DS family of systems, upcoming games include Professor Layton and the Unwound Future ™ on Sept. 12, Pokémon Ranger ™: Guardian Signs on Oct. 4, Art Academy ™ on Oct. 25 and Mario vs. Donkey Kong ™: Mini-Land Mayhem!

The best games for this system are Banjo Kazooie, Banjo Tooie, Donkey Kong 64, Super Mario 64, and Conquers: Bad Fur Day.

Kensuke Tanabe, Nintendo (Producer): To add to Michael's answer, let me introduce a new system in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze called «Pluck» which you may recognise from Super Mario Bros. 2 (Super Mario USA in Japan), which was the first game I worked on as a director, we decided to build a similar system into the game after a quarter of a century.

There's simply no better system for playing games with friends, whether you're throwing banana peels in Mario Kart 8, engaging in eight - man brawls in Super Smash Bros. or barreling through frozen jungles together in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.

Furthermore, only the original characters from the E3 build of the game receive a set system of rivals (Mario, Luigi, Peach, Daisy, Yoshi, Wario, Donkey Kong, Bowser, Koopa Troopa, Waluigi, Toad, and Toadette).

The same game — again minus the factory level — was later released for the Nintendo Entertainment System as both a standalone cartridge and bundled with Donkey Kong Jr. in Donkey Kong Classics.

For people on a Nintendo enthusiast website, i'm sure there are several games that we wish we could see on the system (I remember several articles about this subject months back), but for people like my cousins who used to play on NES / SNES when they were younger, all of the big Mario / Zelda / Donkey Kong / Metriod / Star Fox / Bomberman games are on there, and that absolutely meets their needs when we get together.

But later in the system's lifespan people soured on the topic of collecting random junk (the fact Rare seemed to build it into their games and make the amount needed higher and higher didn't help), and by the times of games like Donkey Kong 64 and Super Mario Sunshine, most people HATED collected 100s of shiny objects any more.

The game is a collection of the first run of the NES titles that came out when the system debuted (minus the light gun games, robot games, Popeye, 10 Yard Fight, Mach Rider, and Donkey Kong Jr..

«When we launched the Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan, we'd been out for two, three years before «Super Mario,»» Miyamoto told the Daily News, via translator, «The main games that were on the system until «Super Mario Bros.» came around were things that we had done in the arcade like «Donkey Kong» and some other tSystem in Japan, we'd been out for two, three years before «Super Mario,»» Miyamoto told the Daily News, via translator, «The main games that were on the system until «Super Mario Bros.» came around were things that we had done in the arcade like «Donkey Kong» and some other tsystem until «Super Mario Bros.» came around were things that we had done in the arcade like «Donkey Kong» and some other titles.

Some Donkey Kong Jr on the Famicom Disk System (it was the first time I actually played this Donkey Kong game, and it took some time to figure out how the hell it worked):

A few classics such as Super Mario World, Street Fighter 2 Turbo and Donkey Kong Country were almost guaranteed to make the cut as they are some of the systems most beloved games.

The first run of the system was bundled with two controllers and home versions of popular arcade games Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., and Popeye.

Donkey Kong 64 was the first game to require the usage of Expansion Pack module for the Nintendo 64, which expanded the system's RAM capabilities.

The Donkey Kong game that came with the system is not only the closest ColecoVision came to recreating an original arcade game, but it is the most comprehensive version of Donkey Kong ever released for a home system.

I've also finished the first Mario vs. Donkey Kong on the GBA, basically a sequel to Donkey Kong» 94, before the series left platforming behind and became 100 % puzzle games on the DS and later systems.