Everyone's favorite simian will get his time in the spotlight this Spring on the Nintendo Switch. During last week's Nintendo Direct "mini," the company revealed that Donkey Kong will be making his way to two games over the next few months. The first will be as a DLC character in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, and then, on May 4th, a remastered version of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze will arrive on the Switch.
We all know the feeling when you are happily playing a game when a bug suddenly stops you dead. Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze had one such bug that prevented some gamers from completing the game, but all is well in the world of Dinky and Co. once more, with the latest update.
As this winter SLOWLY begins to roll to a close, the video game releases are beginning to pick up. February and March look to be solid months for gamers once again after almost two months of nary a new title available. Here are this week's co-op video game releases.
Nintendo's library of first party titles have been trickling in for over a year now, and we've had some great experiences with them. Despite the number of delays their upcoming title, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze proves that Nintendo still has it in them to produce high quality games amongst their peers success. This game is indeed ...
The Viking-like Snowmads have invaded the lush, jungle paradise of Donkey Kong Island and placed a permanent freeze on the landscape. It's up to you, as well as a co-op buddy, to rid the island of the evil-doers and return it to its natural state in Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.
Donkey and Diddy Kong go way back in terms of video game co-op teams, but they won’t be traveling alone in their upcoming title, Donkey Kong Country: Tropic Freeze. Although Dixie Kong was the third playable character to be officially announced by Nintendo, a fourth may have been preemptively revealed by retail.
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is the second in the modern Donkey Kong Country series, following Donkey Kong Country Return’s success on both the 3DS and Wii. We had a chance to try out the game via a meeting with Nintendo and relive the glory days of Donkey Kong on the SNES, and we certainly weren’t disappointed with what we saw....
