Donkey Kong Country for Game Boy Color

Pros: Wicked graphics (for a handheld), loads of levels, will keep you busy for ages.

Cons: Not much different from the SNES classic. But that's not a bad thing.

The Bottom Line: This game was a huge success back in 1994, and after a few minutes play its easy to see why. Out of this world, man.

Review: Way back in the good old days, the Super Nintendo was home to one of the best platformers of the age: Donkey Kong Country. Fortunately, for those of us who were barely alive back then, Nintendo has decided to give the game another go, this time for the...

Pros: Great old-school gameplay

Cons: Something is lost in the port.

The Bottom Line: Good stuff.

Review: I've come to the conclusion that the GBA was designed specifically for my generation of gamers. For ...

Pros: Classic tried-and-true gameplay, easy to pick up, some new mini-games

Cons: Levels can be extremely frustrating and repetitive, save system limits replay value

The Bottom Line: Donkey Kong Country can be fun for those with enough patience or skill, but others may find that the nostalgia gets quickly lost in a sea of frustration.

Review: It’s really no secret that most of the really good games to come out for the Game Boy Advance are re ...

Pros: Simple controls, easy to learn, levels increase in difficulty.

Cons: It was fun for the first month I had the game.

The Bottom Line: This game is good for all kids and keeps them playing and playing.

Review: I bought this game after I saw the awesome commercials. This was the first game I got that is made for Gameboy Color, and the best game that I have now. The game includes the same thing the DK Country does on SNES. You are Diddy and Donkey going through...

Pros: A decent port of an undisputed classic.

Cons: Graphics and sound downgraded, button lag.

The Bottom Line: I can't tell somebody to buy this game, just because of the button issue.

Review: Donkey Kong Country was one of THE GAMES that defined my childhood. I have beaten this game on the Super Nintendo at least 30 times, probably more. The Game Boy Color port just didn't do anything for me. Graphics: The graphics in the game are ...

Pros: OK console-to-handheld game.

Cons: Bad sound; Ridiculous graphics; Same oldie, no additions.

The Bottom Line: If you've played the classic on the SNES, then that is enough. About the only thing this game will do to you is make you hate Donky Kong even more.

Review: Give me a break. This game was a classic on the SNES, and now they're trying to bring it back on the GBC? As you can see, it apparently didn't work. The graphics in this game are blotchy, the music is annoying, and the gameplay hasn't changed one bit....