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'''Donkey Kong II''' is a multi-screen [[Game & Watch]] game that was later re-released in | '''Donkey Kong II''' is a multi-screen [[Game & Watch]] game that was later re-released in ''[[Game & Watch Gallery 3]]''. Although the player controls [[Donkey Kong Jr.]] trying to rescue his father from [[Mario]], this game is different from both the [[NES]] and Game & Watch versions of ''[[Donkey Kong Jr. (game)|Donkey Kong Jr.]]''. | ||
Actually more similar to ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'', [[Donkey Kong]] is chained to the floor in the top of the upper screen by several locks. DK Jr. must hit a key up to the top screen, and then progress through the bottom screen, jumping over enemies much as Mario jumped over barrels in ''Donkey Kong''. When he reaches the top screen, he must hit the key to right next to one of the locks, then climb up the chain that trails below the lock. Once he reaches the top, he uses the key to unlock the lock. Then, he must progress back down to the bottom to hit a new key up, and so on. | Actually more similar to ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]'', [[Donkey Kong]] is chained to the floor in the top of the upper screen by several locks. DK Jr. must hit a key up to the top screen, and then progress through the bottom screen, jumping over enemies much as Mario jumped over barrels in ''Donkey Kong''. When he reaches the top screen, he must hit the key to right next to one of the locks, then climb up the chain that trails below the lock. Once he reaches the top, he uses the key to unlock the lock. Then, he must progress back down to the bottom to hit a new key up, and so on. | ||
Revision as of 19:47, December 23, 2007
Donkey Kong II is a multi-screen Game & Watch game that was later re-released in Game & Watch Gallery 3. Although the player controls Donkey Kong Jr. trying to rescue his father from Mario, this game is different from both the NES and Game & Watch versions of Donkey Kong Jr..
Actually more similar to Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong is chained to the floor in the top of the upper screen by several locks. DK Jr. must hit a key up to the top screen, and then progress through the bottom screen, jumping over enemies much as Mario jumped over barrels in Donkey Kong. When he reaches the top screen, he must hit the key to right next to one of the locks, then climb up the chain that trails below the lock. Once he reaches the top, he uses the key to unlock the lock. Then, he must progress back down to the bottom to hit a new key up, and so on.
Trivia
- This is one of several Game & Watch systems that resemble a Nintendo DS.
