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The game has a sequel coming out for the [[Nintendo DS]], called ''[[DK: Jungle Climber]]''. It | The game has a sequel coming out for the [[Nintendo DS]], called ''[[DK: Jungle Climber]]''. It came out on September 10. | ||
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Revision as of 21:47, October 3, 2007
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Template:Infobox DK: King of Swing is a puzzle game for the GameBoy Advance starring Donkey Kong. DK can be controlled entirely with the L and R buttons. Its gameplay is similar to the NES game Clu Clu Land and even contains its main character, Bubbles. It was the first Donkey Kong game made by the Paon Company, after the selling of Rare, Ltd..
Story
When the evil King K. Rool steals the medals needed for the Kongs' big festival, the Jungle Jam, Donkey Kong must work to get them back.
Playable Characters
Official Artwork
- DonkeyswingoKonga.jpg
- Diddy2.jpg
- Dixie7.jpg
- Funkya.jpg
- WrinklyGhost.jpg
- KingSwingK.Rool.jpg
- Crankya.jpg
- Candy Kongkingofswing.jpg
Trivia
- In this game, Kritter was called Kremling. This is because, besides King K. Rool, Kritters were the only Kremlings in the game.
- The medals for the Jungle Jam Tournament are obviously DK Coins, but they are never referred to as such and are only called medals.
Sequel
The game has a sequel coming out for the Nintendo DS, called DK: Jungle Climber. It came out on September 10.
