Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Funny how I started my DKC series run in reverse, kicking off with DK64 and ending with the original. DKC is certainly the easiest of the bunch to pin down, but it's not without it's oddities.
Kongo Jungle for the most part is just a standard introduction world. It has no real crazy stops or things to catch you off guard, it just lets you get used to stage types, in game mechanics and the differences between DK and Diddy in a safe environment.
Unlike most of my other runs, I decided to keep this one a bit more vanilla and not cut out failure states, as DKC is a bit more... unforgiving then the others. Dying and having to retry stages is a lot more a part of the experience, so I decided to go with it unedited for the most part.
This footage was recorded via emulation using Movavi Gecati.
Funny how I started my DKC series run in reverse, kicking off with DK64 and ending with the original. DKC is certainly the easiest of the bunch to pin down, but it's not without it's oddities.
Kongo Jungle for the most part is just a standard introduction world. It has no real crazy stops or things to catch you off guard, it just lets you get used to stage types, in game mechanics and the differences between DK and Diddy in a safe environment.
Unlike most of my other runs, I decided to keep this one a bit more vanilla and not cut out failure states, as DKC is a bit more... unforgiving then the others. Dying and having to retry stages is a lot more a part of the experience, so I decided to go with it unedited for the most part.
This footage was recorded via emulation using Movavi Gecati.
