DKC Atlas Forum

...Whoa, I haven't been here in years. I'm usually found on DK Vine, but even over there I'm only a lurker 99.99% of the time.

Funny thing that a PM notification in my e-mail inbox would bring me back, huh?

Great stuff, Cyclone ... Interestingly, the 'continents' present on the world globe(s) don't look much at all like a likeness to our Earth's terrain. This suggests to me that the Kongs aren't supposed to be living on Earth - at least not our Earth. That or the cartographers of DK Isle/Crocodile Isl...

Rare's handheld team should've spent more time with the first DKL instead of rushing it out and starting the development of DKL2 so soon after. It's a pity that they didn't want to take care of the bottomless pit glitch, the hard-to-see sprites and the ugly scene change that makes you believe your G...

I certainly have a lot of fond memories of playing the DKLs. Sure, when compared to their console cousins they can't hold up that well, but back in the day, when my sole game system was a monochrome Game Boy, they delivered enough to satisfy my hunger for good platformers. Out of the three, I defini...

Yeah, those two seemed to be the easiest out of the level 4 bunch. Actually, I was a bit disappointed with K. Rool. I fully expected him to be the hardest enemy in the game as usual, and was sure that I would meet him in an epic race on Cosmic Highway or whatever the name of that wonderful space cou...

Tiptup Jr. wrote:I find that highly offensive, Graf. Donkey Kong 64 was an awesome game (...)

How is anything I said offensive? I actually like DK64, but most other Donkey Kong fanatics don't. I was trying to talk from the sight of the whole community - or at least the majority.

The character roster was pretty much perfect for me. Okay, I would've preferred Chunky as Kludge's Kong counterpart, while Funky could've had a small NPC role. He could've been the narrator of the settings menu, the guy who holds the flag at the start/finish line, or even the tutor instead of Cranky...