This was basically an attempt at porting 4 stages from Donkey Kong Country 3, with the typical bad colour palette found in most early Makon GBC games.īut it wasn't the original! Before that there was a mono version with a different stage order, simply titled "Super Donkey Kong 3" (the same name as the Japanese version of DKC3) and released on a single cart even more simply titled "Donkey Kong 3". Now get going! Get! It’s time for my nap.So quite a while back I posted a video of a game entitled Super Donkey Kong 5 by Makon. Here’s how I used to do it: Do the roll attack (press the B Button) off a ledge, then press the A Button to jump while you’re still rolling in mid-air.Ī: Quit your whining and download the free DKC Player’s Guide from the pros at Nintendo Power Magazine. How do I get them?Ī: Go to the gym and build up your muscles! If you’re too lazy for that, try a mid-air roll jump. Q: There are a lot of bonus items that seem to be just out of reach. If you really want to, visit Funky’s Flights and use his plane to fly back. Instead of exploring uncharted territory you want to loaf around in levels you’ve already completed. Q: How do I go back to worlds that I’ve already finished?Ī: That’s typical. If you see an exclamation point after the name of a level, that means that you’ve found everything. Back in my day, I’d probably find a way to get 102%, but 101% is pretty good for this generation. Rool, find every last sticker and finish the game in each of the three play modes. To get 101% you’ll need to find and enter every last bonus area and every regular area as well. It’s good to see the youth of today trying to give it their all. I doubt that that will happen anytime soon.Ī: Now we’re talking.
If you find everything, then I’ll be there to congratulate you. If you don’t find everything then I’ll be there to point out your shortcomings. Man, and to think that I busted my hide trying to beat my games with only one life! Those were the days …Ī: Two. For example, you could have 120 lives but the game will still just say that you have 99. The maximum number of extra lives is 354.
It has been been presented here for posterity.Ī: What is it with you whippersnappers and free lives? The game stops displaying how many lives you have after you get 99, but it still keeps track as long as you keep rackin’ ’em up. The following feature was originally found on the official Donkey Kong Country GBC promotional website where the wizened Cranky Kong answered popular fan questions. Frequently Asked Questions – Donkey Kong Country GBC (Ask Cranky)
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