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''Color Capture''' is an event in the [[Jungle Jam Tournament]] from the game ''[[DK: King of Swing]]''. There is only one battle. The setting is in a pyramid, similar to [[Puzzling Pyramid]]'s setting. The objective is to climb the most peg boards. When the player covers a peg board, it turns a certain color. If the computer covers a peg board, the player can recover it to make it theirs. Player one's color is red and the computer gets light blue, yellow, and green. The player gets forty seconds to complete this battle. The player gets one point for covering one peg board. If the player wins, they are taken to the scores. If the score is in the top four of their previous records, it gets recorded. | '''Color Capture''' is an event in the [[Jungle Jam Tournament]] from the game ''[[DK: King of Swing]]''. There is only one battle. The setting is in a pyramid, similar to [[Puzzling Pyramid]]'s setting. The objective is to climb the most peg boards. When the player covers a peg board, it turns a certain color. If the computer covers a peg board, the player can recover it to make it theirs. Player one's color is red and the computer gets light blue, yellow, and green. The player gets forty seconds to complete this battle. The player gets one point for covering one peg board. If the player wins, they are taken to the scores. If the score is in the top four of their previous records, it gets recorded. | ||
==In Game Description== | ==In Game Description== | ||
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Color Capture is an event in the Jungle Jam Tournament from the game DK: King of Swing. There is only one battle. The setting is in a pyramid, similar to Puzzling Pyramid's setting. The objective is to climb the most peg boards. When the player covers a peg board, it turns a certain color. If the computer covers a peg board, the player can recover it to make it theirs. Player one's color is red and the computer gets light blue, yellow, and green. The player gets forty seconds to complete this battle. The player gets one point for covering one peg board. If the player wins, they are taken to the scores. If the score is in the top four of their previous records, it gets recorded.
In Game Description
Change the panels to your color! Don't let your foes box you in.
