Games Review: Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat
Wii, £29.99
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Your support makes all the difference.ContinuingNintendo’s strategy of re-releasing old GameCube games for theWii, the legendary ape is back in this fun, albeit rather short platformer. Essentially, it is the same game as before, but the big difference is that the original’s bongo-controllers have been replaced by the Wii’s remote and nunchuk – rather a shame, as the drumswere what set it apart from the competition in its first incarnation. Still, despite its age the visuals remain appealing, and at its cheaper price is well worth a look.
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