Donkey and Diddy are just absent, off on a fishing trip or somesuch thing. But this time around it's not even justified. It never made sense why he was removed – DKC2's plotline held that he was captured and needed to be rescued, so that's forgivable.
It's still disappointing, though, that Donkey Kong isn't playable here. Pawning your babysitting off on me? Yeah, thanks a lot, Funky. Lots of forests and log cabins, snowy areas, caves and run-down old lumber mills. The setting takes a shift northward, away from the jungle and pirate ship environments of the first two titles and into the Northern Kremisphere, a region of DK's world that seems a lot like certain regions of Canada or Alaska. Donkey Kong himself is once again absent, and this time Diddy's also nowhere to be found – the quest for Dixie and Kiddy is to track down the wayward apes and bring them home, all the while continuing the battle against King K. A direct follow-up to the two pre-rendered platformers that came before it, DKC3 is a hop-and-bop side-scroller that offers up a new playable character in the form of the overgrown gorilla baby Kiddy Kong, while also pushing ponytailed sidekick Dixie into the titular starring role. DKC3 arrived in the Wii Shop on Christmas Eve, just in time to be available during the holiday break for anyone who might have passed it by in the same end-of-year stretch back in '96. 50.If that was you, then here's your second chance.End of Turn (the melody played when a turn ends) Rool's Cacophony – 0:24 (Eveline Fischer) Northern Hemispheres – 2:30 (Eveline Fischer) Voices of the Temple – 2:14 (Eveline Fischer) Candy's Love Song – 1:19 (Eveline Fischer) In 2004, the album had a remix called " Kong in Concert" as a tribute to the artists.Īll tracks composed by David Wise, except where noted. David Wise has stated that he wanted the music produced by the SNES' SPC700 chip for the game to sound similar to the Korg Wavestation synthesizer. DK Jamz was mainly composed by David Wise, with assistance of Robin Beanland and Eveline Fischer. It has been highly praised for its diverse and good quality music. It contains all of Donkey Kong Country's songs, including the individual Kong's themes. DK Jamz is the official soundtrack for Donkey Kong Country released on CD, in 1995.
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