Arcade Archives DONKEY KONG

"DONKEY KONG" is an action game released by Nintendo in 1981. When crossing a construction site, avoid all kinds of obstacles and save it by putting it up. Use a hammer to destroy the bucket and shoot at you to get more points. * This version includes earlier versions and later versions, as well as international versions.

Players can also change various game settings such as game difficulty and reproduce the atmosphere of the arcade display setting at that time. Players can also compete with players around the world through high scores.

Complete remake of Game Boy's original arcade game called Donkey Kong or Donkey Kong '94, including the original Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Jr. arcade levels. It starts with the same teen mood and four basic positions as the arcade game and then goes to 97 additional puzzle base levels. This is the first game to provide built-in enhancements to Super Gameboy accessories. Arcade version published at the Frantic Factory level Donkey Kong 64

In 1981, King Kong appeared as the opponent for the first time in the arcade game of the same name. He will be the hero in the future tournament. Donkey Kong Jr. first appeared in Arcade style game Donkey Kong Jr. in 1982. That plan is Donkey Kong Jr. (which originally was called Jumpman in the Japanese arcade version of Donkey Kong) to save his father, Donkey Kong from Mario. Cranky Kong is Donkey Kong, originally known as Hyundai DK's grandfather and father. He is an old man, often accusing heroes of a young generation. Diddy Kong was originally released in Donkey Kong Country and introduced in Donkey Kong Country 2. Diddy's Kong Quest is the leading role. Dixie Kong first appeared in Donkey Kong Country 2 as a partner of Diddy Kong and was called his girlfriend. She later starred in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble and Kiddicong

The street version of Donkey Kong is very important in the retro game world, as seen in the classic documentary film "King of Gold". But to date, according to the complex legal issues reported by the code author's identity, if you do not track the real street cabinet, legitimately acquiring or selling the full version of the arcade game It is impossible. Currently, these problems seem to be solved. Nintendo released Donkey Kong for $ 7.99 through the Arcade Archives series. Of course, the NES version of Donkey Kong has been released for various platforms, Rare rebuilt the arcade version from the new code, so it can be included in Donkey Kong 64 without legal problems. But you really did not play the original version of King Kong - a game that brought Mario to the world - now you can