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out there. The only real low to the game is that if you’re a really serious drummer, you’ll work your way through the game pretty fast -- but Nintendo will probably be releasing another game to build upon the number of songs currently offered, as they ha
...read the complete Donkey Konga review at WHAM! Gamingof course. But don't think for a moment that these shortcomings detract from the overall game experience. They're minor irritants at most, and in the face of the sheer entertainment value of pounding out wild rhythms on a pair of plastic drums, they seem
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to bang the drums back and forth to move the menu around. You can select what you want by hitting the start button. This may have seemed like a practical control mechanism for the drums, but it does get annoying when trying to select a specific song or wh
...read the complete Donkey Konga review at SiliconeraDance Dance Revolution. The song titles are too varied, and while they may satisfy to all types of people, more often than not gamers may be turned off by a good number of the songs. But if you consider the addictive gameplay,
...read the complete Donkey Konga review at VGPubsubstantial investment of 3 extra congas. There are much better rhythm games out there, although this is currently the only one on the GameCube. I can only strongly recommend it to GameCube-only players, casual fans of the genre, or those that have simply
...read the complete Donkey Konga review at GamingWorld Xwhich help to provide plenty of variation and to provide a fun gaming experience for people of all gaming levels. Overall I think the concept of the game outlives the actually gameplay of the game. Although the game has a great concept and a great periph
...read the complete Donkey Konga review at DarkStationWhile "Samba De Amigo" (the most similar thing to it) had graphical and stylistic touches that kept the gamer going, Donkey Konga feels languid, and lazy. While at first it is fun, you will find that any long experimentation with it will lead to boredom,
...read the complete Donkey Konga review at eToychestDonkey Konga's Tarukonga feels flimsy. The drums are too small to give a solid thump with your hand and so the layer of abstraction that's supposed to be formed there (i.e. you feel like you're playing an instrument, not hitting buttons on a controller.)
...read the complete Donkey Konga review at NetjakWith all the popularity of rhythm based games such as Dance Dance Revolution, Nintendo was bound to jump into the foray sooner or later. And of course, the best mascot to do that would beÂ… Donkey Kong? Looks like the main ape is ready to take a break
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