Excerpt: Though Nintendo is often known for doing things a little differently, Donkey Kong Jungle Beat is still one of the stranger projects to come out of their Japanese studios.
Excerpt: Nintendo has a penchant for making unusual titles. If a plumber gobbling mushrooms set the standard for weirdness, later titles like Pikmin, Wario Ware, and Starfox...
Conclusion: The game is a lot of fun. It shows that the DK bongos are not just for music games. Keep a firm grasp on your bongos we have heard rumors of a sequel on the works to be...
Conclusion: Jungle Beat is a physical game and if you have waif-like hands you’ll come away with bruised digits. For this reviewer, I always turned off the game feeling relaxed and...
Excerpt: Donkey Konga and the DK bongos hit a few months ago to good reviews and mild acceptance among gamers. Using two bongo drums mixed with clapping put a new spin on rhythm...
Conclusion: The sound aspect, while not as glorious as its graphic counterpart, gets the job done. Music is made up of nice tunes that suit the set of stages that you are playing...
Summary: Donkey Kong Jungle Beat is a scream...for the first eight levels. Once you've seen what the game has to offer, though, there's not a lot to come back to.
Pros: Very charming and inventive design, Nice looks.
Cons: You'll be done with it in a day, Very little replay value, Runs out of steam halfway through.