Donkey Kong Country (video game): Difference between revisions

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[[File:DKC_trio_2290.jpg|frame|Diddy, Donkey, and Dixie.]]
 
{{quote|''"Introducing Donkey Kong Country, the first fully-rendered game '''''EVER'''''. Where '''''YOU''''' gonna find it? '''''NOT''''' on [[Sega Genesis|Sega]]. '''''NOT''''' on [[Other Sega Systems|32X adaptors]]. '''''NOT''''' on CD-ROM. It's [[Killer App|only for]] '''''[[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SUPER NES]].'''''"|''|[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}IM5rYucoQRU The original commercial for the game], giving Nintendo the chance to [[Take That|take a well aimed shot]] at their rivals.}}
 
Introduced in 1994 for the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]], and ported to the [[Game Boy Color]] four years later and to the [[Game Boy Advance]] six years after that, ''Donkey Kong Country'' introduced the groundbreaking technique of using pre-rendered 3D graphics in a 2D console game<ref>It had already been done in arcades.</ref>, and marked the final decisive milestone in the early-to-mid '90s [[Console Wars]] between the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[Super Nintendo]], with the latter emerging in the lead in the west. It also brought the star of ''[[Donkey Kong]]'' back into the limelight (though the game makes it clear that [[Legacy Character|the Donkey Kong you play as is different from the original, and that the original Donkey Kong is the older and aptly named Cranky Kong]]; the ''[[Mario vs. Donkey Kong]]'' games may have [[Ret Conned]] this though).