Donkey Kong 64 at Super Mario Wiki, the Super Mario wiki.Manufacturer : Commodore | System : C64 Welcome to the Commodore C64 ROMs section of the ROM Database.The later game The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (which also requires the Expansion Pak to play it) never came bundled with it and had to be purchased separately. This is the only Nintendo 64 game to come bundled with the Expansion Pak.Some of Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong's sound effects were later recycled in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.
In the game's manual, Cranky Kong makes a joke that he thought that Tiny Kong was Dixie Kong.Fungi Forest was originally a Banjo-Kazooie world under the name Fungus Forest, but it was scrapped due to insufficient time to complete the game's development.This game was hinted to come out in Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, in Wrinkly Kong's cave, a N64 was near the TV before it was even announced.Main article: Donkey Kong 64/soundtrack Trivia Nevertheless, the game was warmly received as a quality platformer. In addition, another aspect of the game that was scrutinized was the heavy emphasis on the sheer number of collectibles featured in the game this was a common symptom of many of the Rare-developed game. The intention of the song seems to be for introducing the characters of the game and their abilities - that said, it was met with much bemusement and mockery from the gaming public. Also, the game has an excess of different collectibles which was a characteristic of many Rare games at the time.ĭonkey Kong 64 also featured a unique intro movie, which was actually a song called the " DK Rap". However, the game goes even further by having 5 different playable characters with different abilities and weapons. The game borrows a lot of characteristics found on games like Super Mario 64, such as the ground pound and the backflip. The game required the Expansion Pak accessory in order to play it, which came bundled with the game cartridge at its launch. Donkey Kong 64 was a 3D platform game released for the Nintendo 64 in 1999.
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