DKC Atlas Forum

[HavocReaper48]

I personally prefer one lone thing return, the most...

THE WATER LEVELS!!!!!! The epic music, the epic animal buddies, the epic enemies. Pacing was never a problem with Enguarde (I'm doubting the dev's DKC experience). Oh and, the lack or low amount of bonus levels were nice too.

Well, share opinions and vote away. It could be returning music, characters, etc.

(Idea taken from Donkey Kong Wikia's main page poll, see http://donkeykong.wikia.com/wiki/Donkey_Kong_Wiki )

[BigDonkey101]

Water levels. I really enjoyed the water levels in the DKC games. They were a nice change of pace, and I found them relaxing(except for poisonous pipeline).

I'd also like to see Dixie Kong be playable in a future DK game.

[clntgn]

Not the water levels. Looking back on it, I liked the music, and really not much else. That's a taste thing I guess, but I always thought that they weren't as fun (unless I had engaurde. If all the water levels had engaurde, I would be happy).

I did like the mix of water and land levels though. Those felt like a nice change of pace to me.

[Jomingo]

I certainly liked the water levels, and I don't really have any complaints about them, but I don't care at all that they are missing here. There are much more notable exclusions. Water Levels seems like the least of anyone's concerns, though I guess I'm wrong.

[Krow111]

Water levels were cool. I also like the levels were you constantly move (i.e. Ripsaw Rage and Toxic Tower).

[HavocReaper48]

Toxic Tower was one of the most annoying levels in my opinion (but not nearly as much as Castle Rush ). I really cannot imagine a true Return without swordfish and killing every water enemy in sight.

[Rodent]

I loved the water/land levels, especially in DKC3 like the cavern ones. I wish the Kremlings here in this game, but eh. If there's a sequel, they should redo the pirate theme.

[Soniccuz]

All I wanted was to guide a pair of monkeys through a quality platforming game again, and maybe bash a few alligator skulls... 1 out of 2 ain't bad