Donkey Kong Country: Difference between revisions

===Game Boy Advance===

[[File:Candy's Dance Studio.png|200px|thumb|Gameplay of the Candy's Dance Studio minigame]]

*An intro cutscene is played when the player starts a new file, which is an abridged version of the story from the manual.

**Regarding the cutscene, a difference between the cutscene and the manual was who ended up being responsible for subduing Diddy. In the cutscene, it was Krusha. In the manual, it was Klump.

*A "Time Attack" mode has been added, called [[DK Attack]], where Donkey and Diddy Kong must collect objects and complete the level in a certain amount of time.

**The Warp Barrel in [[Millstone Mayhem]] has a different location, while the Warp Barrels in [[Vulture Culture]], [[Tree Top Town]], and [[Slipslide Ride]] were removed. In contrast, more Warp Barrels where added in the early levels so all the levels in Kongo Jungle and Monkey Mines have one. This is a carryover from the sequels, which only have Warp Barrels in all the levels from their first two worlds.

**When the heroes enter a Warp Barrel, they are sent into a short area that contains a group of bananas that spell out the word "WARP". In the original version of the game, as well as in the Game Boy Color version, the original barrel simply sends them to the end of the level and not into this short area.

*Very Gnawty and Really Gnawty swapped colors, but in accordance to the normal Gnawties' color change, Really Gnawty is now blue instead of grayish-green.

*Some unused elements from the original that were still kept in its data were used in this remake. Examples include Necky's falling feathers when defeated, Cranky Kong's walking sprites and most of his unused dialogues.

*From [[Monkey Mines]] onward, the maps have been redesigned. The world maps are also zoomed in more.

**On the world map, the Kongs follow curved pathways between each level rather than in straight lines. The banana peels marking them are also clearer.

*Some of the level backgrounds are edited:

**At the end of [[Jungle Hijinxs (Donkey Kong Country)|Jungle Hijinxs]], the time of day does not change to night, unlike in the original.

**The walls behind [[Stop & Go Station|the]] [[Misty Mine|mine]] [[Loopy Lights|levels']] ground areas are hollowed out slightly, as the background can be seen through them.

***Loopy Lights's background is changed to that of [[Mine Cart Carnage]] and Misty Mine.

**[[Slipslide Ride]]'s farthest background is now gem-filled, rather than plain purple.

*Various foreground objects were added to some level environments that lacked them (ex: temple levels with trees in front, beams in mine levels).

*The game exclusively features the "Hero Mode", unlocked for getting at least a 90% [[completion]] on a save file. In this mode, the player controls a yellow Diddy, who must complete every level without the help of Continue Barrels or DK.

*When the player saves the game, it also saves the number of lives and bananas the Kongs have, unlike in the original, which resets the count to five extra lives and zero bananas every time that the game is reset.

*K-O-N-G Letters spin around as in later ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, instead of always facing the screen; they also no longer sparkle or shimmer. This makes them consistent in the series as opposed to the original where they were different to the ones in the sequels.

*A scrapbook, similar to the one in the Game Boy Color version, was added; the Kongs have to collect [[photograph]]s throughout the game in order to add pictures to it.

*[[Very Gnawty]] appears in [[DK's Tree House]] after defeating [[Really Gnawty]]. When it realizes that [[Donkey Kong]] or [[Diddy Kong]] has entered the tree house, Very Gnawty runs past them and out of the front door. This can be performed only once per file, however.

*Queen B is now dizzy upon defeat in addition to moving constantly. In the original, she just occasionally moved.

==Glitches==