Donkey Kong Country 3 Gameplay Walkthrough 103%

Here is a link to the playlist of this walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJbGLUxEAvq8z3RHyHw2d4fBO5ruYICFN

Did You Know Donkey Kong Country TV-Show

1) The show had a large line of merchandise in Japan including a collectible card game, featuring drawings of characters some that never appeared in the series. The card game was later adapted to be based on Donkey Kong 64.

2) Bluster Kong, Captain Scurvy’s crew, Eddy the Mean Old Yeti, Kong Fu, Inka Dinka Doo, and Polly Roger are the only characters that didn’t originated from the video games.

3) Candy Kong, Dixie Kong and Funky Kong are the only characters that look entirely different from their video game appearances.

4) We never see any of the characters swim in any body of water, but instead we only see certain characters jump into the water off screen with a splash effect.

5) A direct to home video movie was made back in November 9, 1999 titled as “Donkey Kong Country: The Legend of the Crystal Coconut”. However instead of it being an entirely original full length movie it was only four Captain Scurvy episodes edited together. The episodes were recorded in poor chronological order, for example “Ape-Nesia” was presented as the third episode on the tape. While “Booty and the Beast” was the last one on the tape. This created a confusion when “Ape-Nesia” showed a flashback of a clip from “Booty and the Beast”.

6) The series only featured 3 sets of animals: primates, crocodilians and a parrot.

Did You Know Donkey Kong Country 3/3 (SNES Games)

1) This is the first Donkey Kong Country game where an original character (Donkey Kong or Diddy Kong) is unplayable.

2) Donkey Kong Country 3 was one of the last games to be released on the SNES. In fact, it’s release coincided with the release of Super Mario 64 on the Nintendo 64. Occasionally when you go into Wrinkly’s Save Cave you can hear a variation of the castle music from Mario 64.

Crazy Credits

1) When the character credits roll, photos are taken of them in various poses. They walk or run along then the picture flashes and the picture is of them in the last position they were in before the latter occurs. Except for the Bosses and Brothers Bear. Also, Donkey and Diddy Kong did not make it into this section even though they do have cameo appearences.

References

1) The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Baron K. Roolstein appears behind a curtain after his machine, KAOS, was destroyed by Dixie and Kiddy Kong.

2) Scooby Doo, Where Are You! (1969) (TV Series) After you defeat KAOS and before you battle K. Rool, he says, “…and I’d have gotten away with it if weren’t for you meddling kids.”

3) Super Mario 64 (1996) (Video Game)

Castle theme is heard in save cave Referenced in

4) The Angry Video Game Nerd: The Karate Kid (2006) (TV Episode)

Nerd has a poster of this game.

5) The Angry Video Game Nerd: An Angry Nerd Christmas Carol

The poster of the game is seen behind the Nerd.

6) The Angry Video Game Nerd: An Angry Nerd Christmas Carol: Part 2 (2007) (TV Episode)

The poster of the game is seen behind the Nerd.

7) The Angry Video Game Nerd: Wish List: Part 1 (2013) (TV Episode)

Poster of the game was seen during the intro.

Featured in

1) Troldspejlet: Episode #17.9 Super NES version reviewed + footage used

Did You Know Donkey Kong Country 2/3 (SNES Games)

1) The Video Game was nominated 2 times

2) In Cranky’s Video Game Hero awards, under the sign reading “NO HOPERS” lies Sonic the Hedgehog’s famous pair of red shoes.

3) Originally entitled Diddy Kong’s Quest, Rare changed the title to be a pun on the word “conquest.”

4) First appearance of Dixie Kong and Wrinkly Kong.

5) The original island from the first Donkey Kong Country game makes an appearance in the first world.

6) The three different puffs of smoke K. Rool uses in the final battle have different effects. -Blue: Freezes you in place. -Red: Makes youmove extremely slow. -Purple: Reverses your controls.

7) Kudgel, the boss of Quay Krem world, is a pallet swap of Klubba from the Kiosk

8) First appearance of Squitter, the spider helper.

9) In this game, not only do you get the ability to ride on an animal partner, you get to BE the animal partner up until you reach the DO NOT ENTER signs.

10) Each level ends with you possibly collecting an award depending if you hit the end target hard enough.

11) In the original Super Nintendo version (not the Game Boy Advance version) in the level “Ghostly Grove”, the beams of light that flash across the screen have images of skulls and Donkey Kong’s face hidden in them.

12) When you complete the game you‘ll come to a scene with three pedestals, with your rank depending on how many DK coins youcollected. In this scene you are lined up with Mario and Yoshi from the Super Mario Franchise. In addition, Sonic The Hedgehog’s sneakers can be seen here as well.

Crazy Credits

1) After the crew and cast credits have rolled, there’s a scene of Cranky and Diddy back in Cranky’s museum where Cranky gives away a secret code then he says to shut off the game and let him get some sleep.

2) The title for introducing the crew: “Ye Scurvy Kon Krew”

References:

1) Super Mario World Yoshi appears as one of the competitors in Cranky’s Video Game Heroes show.

2) Sonic the Hedgehog Sonic the Hedgehog’s red sneakers are shown discarded alongside a metal trash can.

3) Earthworm Jim Earthworm Jim’s pistol is shown discarded next to a trash can.

Referenced in

1) Troldspejlet Jakob Stegelmann mentions the video game in his review of Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong’s Double Trouble!

2) Super Smash Bros. Melee Dixie Kong from this game has a trophy and it’s blurb talks about this game in detail.

3) The Angry Video Game Nerd: Friday the 13th

Nerd has a poster of this game.

4) The Angry Video Game Nerd: An Angry Nerd Christmas Carol

The poster of the game is seen behind the Nerd.

5) Mario Super Sluggers Dixie Kong’s Playable

6) Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People Episode 2: Strong Badia the Free

One of Strong Bad’s hints mentions a “Kong-Quest”

Featured in

1) Gamesmaster: Episode #5.13

Game Review – SNES

2) The Angry Video Game Nerd: Odyssey

Music from the game is heard.

Did You Know Donkey Kong Country TV-Show

1) The show had a large line of merchandise in Japan including a collectible card game, featuring drawings of characters some that never appeared in the series. The card game was later adapted to be based on Donkey Kong 64.

2) Bluster Kong, Captain Scurvy’s crew, Eddy the Mean Old Yeti, Kong Fu, Inka Dinka Doo, and Polly Roger are the only characters that didn’t originated from the video games.

3) Candy Kong, Dixie Kong and Funky Kong are the only characters that look entirely different from their video game appearances.

4) We never see any of the characters swim in any body of water, but instead we only see certain characters jump into the water off screen with a splash effect.

5) A direct to home video movie was made back in November 9, 1999 titled as “Donkey Kong Country: The Legend of the Crystal Coconut”. However instead of it being an entirely original full length movie it was only four Captain Scurvy episodes edited together. The episodes were recorded in poor chronological order, for example “Ape-Nesia” was presented as the third episode on the tape. While “Booty and the Beast” was the last one on the tape. This created a confusion when “Ape-Nesia” showed a flashback of a clip from “Booty and the Beast”.

6) The series only featured 3 sets of animals: primates, crocodilians and a parrot.