It may even tempt Nintendo into releasing a property HD remake of the original trilogy. If nothing else, it shows was a determined person with the Unity engine can achieve. In a report via DSOgaming, it is BlobVanDamРІР‚в„ўs intention to create more levels and therefore we maybe will perhaps get at least see more of this fantastic work in progress. Well, treated is perhaps a stretch, teased is possibly more accurate. When first starting up the game, we get a beautiful looking cutscene of Donkey KongРІР‚в„ўs birthday party that is rudely interrupted by the gameРІР‚в„ўs enemies known as the Snomads. In the HD remake, however, he has treated us to video footage of 1 level he has recreated so far. Last year, many were surprised to learn that Retro Studios was bringing Donkey Kong Country to the HD age with a sequel known as Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.

Nintendo does, after all, have some rather vicious lawyers. You might, therefore, want to set aside your SNES classic ( assuming you were lucky enough to get one) and check this out.Р”В¬reated byР’В BlobVanDam, as this isnРІР‚в„ўt an officially licensed product, the bad news is that itРІР‚в„ўs unlikely we will ever see this in the public domain. While it is of course not an official release, it does give us an insight as to what could be achieved if Nintendo decided to set their mind to it. Utilising the Unity gaming engine, the game has been reproduced in HD graphics. While the more recent titles have not been anywhere near as amazing a new remake of Donkey Kong Country 2 has emerged. Two sequels followed which were equally excellent, albeit the difficulty was massively ramped up. In gaming terms, it pushed the limits as to what people thought the console was capable of. Donkey Kong Country was a classic game for the Super Nintendo.

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