Reply With QuoteGame Informer's review, summed up, stated that the reviewer wanted to give it a higher mark, and wanted to call it a classic, but that it was too easy and too short to give it a higher score.
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The reviews seem to be pretty average so far. 7.0, 7.5, 7.5 from EGM and I think Game Informer gave it a 7 or 7.5.
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Game Informer's review, summed up, stated that the reviewer wanted to give it a higher mark, and wanted to call it a classic, but that it was too easy and too short to give it a higher score.
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I really like the demo, but with this talk of ease and length, I will saddly decline the purchase.
Originally Posted by Drewbacca
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Yea, it's got me real worried.... DK 94 was really simple as well, I think I beat it in a matter of hours.I really like the demo, but with this talk of ease and length, I will saddly decline the purchase.
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What the holy Hell is a "DK 94?" Is that supposed to be some kind of dyslexic "DK 64?"
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DK 94 is the gameboy game that this one is a soul sequel of. It featured the same type of play mechanics, and is a really great game for about 10 bucks.
It's full name is "Donkey Kong", but since it came out 1994, alot of people just call it DK 94.
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Oh! OK. I've heard bits and pieces about a "remake" or something, so I imagine this DK 94 is what was being talked about. Thanks.
Now I feel bad about that "monkey" comment.
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Well Donkey Kong '94 was the working title of the original Game Boy version of Donkey Kong before it became plain old Donkey Kong.
Anyway, I'm rather skeptical on MvDK. I'm not too crazy on the use of pre-rendered sprites for Mario and Donkey Kong and I actually would've preferred to had seen Donkey Kong Plus (the enhanced port of DK94 with the level editor). The idea of having DK taking over a toy factory seems rather lame in comparison to the girl-snatching Donkey Kong from days of yore.
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The pre-rendered sprites look great. Fear not.
It's that "length" and "ease" crap you should be worrying about.
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Yea from what I read, the levels are real standard. Six levels of Mario getting a key and finding a toy, the seventh level is Mario leading the toys, and eighth level is him fighting Donkey Kong, and it's the same through all six worlds.
I've heard though that the level select screen has room for four more hidden worlds, which makes sense because Nintendo said there's more than 80 levels.
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