Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest sold millions of copies all over the world for Nintendo’s SNES and is currently the second best-selling game of 1995 and the 6th best-selling game overall.

The game has good graphics compared to the first release in the series and was a better game overall compared to its predecessor.

As usual, there are tons of hidden areas and bonus games, so you'll be playing this one well into next Christmas! The game has more than 100 levels with eight unique areas to explore. Wait until you ride the skulls in the Pirate Amusement Park or blast through the thorny jungles in Bramble Scramble. Rool does his deeds in some of the most cleverly illustrated levels ever seen on a home system. He has all types of beautifully rendered (but devilishly despicable) enemies on hand, like peg-legged crocodiles, wretched rats, and pitiless piranhas. Rool isn't going to make things easy for the Kongs. Diddy and his gorilla-friend, Dixie, set out to find Donkey Kong.īut Kaptain K. Rool and the Kremlings have kidnapped Donkey Kong and are ransoming him for the Banana Hoard (from DKC). The only thing the programmers can do is add more to this game! Even though the version we reviewed was only 80 percent complete, it already had more levels, better graphics, and better gameplay than the original had a year ago.

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