I would give this game a 10/10 but it's for da WIIU.

I'm a big fan of Mario and Donkey Kong games and this one doesn't disappoint. The action and new characters are entertaining.

they shipped it right to me and it was no time at all before I started playing and it is crazy how they cep the game as is for so long and the graphics are insane

Retro Studios have done an astounding job resurrecting the spirit of a franchise's history while creating something new to add to the legacy. If you liked Donkey Kong Country Returns, this game is improved in every possible category, from a stellar soundtrack and graphical fidelity, to the variety...

One could argue it's the machine that's started the giant's trend in recycling more and more of their older series instead of diversifying with new game experiences. So, no real surprise that Donkey Kong returns, and although there's been four years since the ape reappeared on Wii, it doesn't feel...

Conventional mechanics presented with contemporary flash: Tropical Freeze expertly blends spectacle, set-pieces and classic platforming.

Might be Wii U's best-looking game; Wonderful David Wise soundtrack; Challenging in all the right ways..

...but occasionally the wrong ones; Still quite conservative in its design

Tropical Freeze represents a bolder, further developed title adding new twists to pre-existing mechanics and themes. As contentious as the Wii U's software library might be, one thing it does not lack are quality 2D platformers.

HD fur/art direction is beautiful; Depth of 2D unrivalled; Beautiful soundtrack; New characters add variety; Finely managed difficulty level

Loading screens can be lengthy; Limited GamePad usage

Nintendo brought back its popular Donkey Kong Country franchise for the Wii in 2010 with Donkey Kong Country Returns . It was so well received that the publisher ported it to 3DS in 2013.

Donkey Kong Country in 1080p; 'Nuff said, New secondary characters add unique ways for Donkey Kong to make his way through stages, Tons of additional content to collect will have you attempting to master this difficult game

Difficulty is high compared to most side-scrolling platformers; Lack of Wii U GamePad specific mechanics; Local multiplayer only

A bunch of floating platforms are placed in front of you, taking one leap you land safely on the first before something in the environment is triggered, platforms are falling and you make a lucky jump to the platform ahead.

Donkey Kong's done his damnedest over the years to help you forget he's an ape. Perhaps it's something to do with the Clockwork Orange-style rehabilitation he was presumably forced into after that unfortunate streak of lady-stealing in the '80s, but the leash-like tie he wears isn't the only mark of...