It's been 40 years since this classic arcade of Donkey Kong was released in Japan, US and many countries and what's your tribute to it's anniversary? "This game is one of the greatest classic arcade games in history and leads to joy and skill. Let's celebrate Donkey Kong Happy 40th Birthday for this day on!!!"
It's hard to believe we're all in our 50s now, and there are no more arcade game rooms. Arcades were our favorite hangout places. If I had all those quarters back, I'd be a rich man now. Lmao!
Would you be richer though? If you had all those quarters back, sure you'd have more money, but would have missed out on those great moments, memories, and experiences. Sometimes being rich has more to do with our mind and soul rather than from purely a financial standpoint. Ok that's my deep thought for the day lol
I'm probably a little younger than you but probably not by much(I'm 43). I spent a ton of quarters on Bad Dudes and Final Fight, those were my 2 main games as a kid in arcades. While they're nowhere near the same tier as timeless classics like DK, Pacman, Galaga, etc., those were the games that I have the most memories attached to as a kid. And to this day I do still play Final Fight here and there, albeit in my home and on a console. It's not quite the same but it's the best I can do.
I wasn't even born by these days. It's incredible how much of a time traveling machine this game feels. It kinda gives us a glimpse of what the world and the technology were back in 1981. And we can tangibly access all this content instead of just remembering and looking at photos. True witnesses to consult from the days of yore.
Eddie Plant: "You see, the thing about Donkey Kong is, at the higher levels, the barrels become more random, possessed almost. And playing by the patterns doesn't do the trick anymore. Does it, Brenner?"
This guy actually plays these boards way different than record-holder players do. Odd patterns, especially on the rivet stage, taking the long way on the elevators, and no point pressing. It almost takes more skill to play it "wrong" like this.
Soo decent! Love this version. We made a Mario tribute video and definitely snuck some love for this game in there! Call me crazy, but despite all the characters and worlds and power-ups and gameplays, this is the best incarnation of Mario Bros.
The guy claiming to have the world record (guinness) or whatever, was possibly a douchey liar is what the OP is talking about. There's unnecessarily long, investigative videos on youtube about it. You'll auto-play your way through it someday if you haven't already.
For those who didn't understand, he is talking about Billy Mitchell. He used to be considered one of the best videogame players in the world, achieving records in Pac-Man and Donkey Kong, but they just found out he cheated on his Donkey Kong high scores that gave him fame as a desperate attempt to regain his top spot after he was surpassed, and while he may have made a legit perfect score in Pac-Man, he was considered the first player to achieve a perfect record, but sources are claiming he was not the first.
Arguably the Best and most iconic Classic arcade game ever along with Pac man and space invaders ! the one i played in the arcade had the pie factory as 2nd stage and then the srpings and lastly the "Knock down" the gorilla stage.
For anyone that doesn't know this is how the sounds are supposed to be. The run soumd. This is the arcade sound. Most emulators today have only one run sound pitch repeated over and over not being accurate.
Best arcade game ever made IMO. We played this endlessly at the skating rink and had a blast! Thanks for posting:) Some of the other great ones that I loved were Donkey Kong Jr, Marble Madness, Hang-on, Jungle King(and Jungle Hunt), Punch Out, Super Punch Out, Tron, Karate Champ
Can't blame him, he chases Princess Peach all of this time, and thinks he's going to get her which he never does, only to have Bowser kidnap her again.
I played the variation of this game included with Donkey Kong 64. If you take a closer look at it, you can see how the folks at Rare subtly improved the game.
Well he's not wrong, nintendo already said that they are the same (Mario was jumpman's new name when donkey kong jr came out), Plus super mario odyssey is making it pretty clear and obvious. I'm not trying to start an argument, i'm just saying what i've seen
Childhood Memories of me at 9 years old hanging out at the Arcade And The Community Center In my neighborhood where the kids went after school. I Played Donkey Kong all the time back In 1984'' 85'' Then my mom bought me the Atari 2600 lol My favorite game back then was Ms Pacman, Centipede, Donkey Kong And Astroides😊
I wonder how many quarters I stole from the top of my dad's dresser to go to the corner deli and play this in the smokey game room in the back? I would take most, but not all of the quarters, as not to get caught. Sometimes there was a huge pile of change and I knew I could take about 6 quarters. This was my favorite game of all. Growing up in the early 80's with a cool deli on the corner with all of the latest games was quite the experience! What a fun place to spend those years! :) Sorry dad! And sorry mom, I "borrowed" money from you too, from your purse! I had the time of my life though! :D
As of early 1981, Nintendo's efforts to expand to North America were unsuccessful, culminating with the attempted export of the otherwise successful Radar Scope. They were left with a large number of unsold Radar Scope machines, so company president Hiroshi Yamauchi thought of simply converting them into something new. He approached a young industrial designer named Shigeru Miyamoto, who had been working for Nintendo since 1977, to see if he could design such a replacement. Miyamoto said that he could. Yamauchi appointed Nintendo's head engineer, Gunpei Yokoi, to supervise the project. Nintendo's budget for the development of the game was $100,000. Some sources also claim that Ikegami Tsushinki was involved in some of the development. They played no role in the game's creation or concept, but were hired to provide "mechanical programming assistance to fix the software created by Nintendo". At the time, Nintendo was also pursuing a license to make a game based on the Popeye comic strip and animated shorts. When this license attempt failed, Nintendo took the opportunity to create new characters that could then be marketed and used in later games. Miyamoto came up with many characters and plot concepts, but he eventually settled on a love triangle between a gorilla, a carpenter, and a girlfriend that mirrors the rivalry between Bluto and Popeye for Olive Oyl. Bluto became an ape, which Miyamoto said was "nothing too evil or repulsive". He would be the pet of the main character, "a funny, hang-loose kind of guy." Miyamoto has also named "Beauty and the Beast" and the 1933 film King Kong as influences. Although its origin as a comic strip license played a major part, Donkey Kong marked the first time that the storyline for a video game preceded the game's programming rather than simply being appended as an afterthought. Unrelated Popeye games were eventually released by Nintendo for the Game & Watch the following month and for the arcades in 1982.
If you love these games, I recommend you to play Mappy. Mappy is a really spectacular arcade game. It's made by the same company who made PacMan (Namco).
***** I beg to differ. A feeling of achievement getting to the pie factory is greater in the American version instead of getting there in 4 levels like the JPN version. Seems to me more thought went into the American versions level layout IMO.
Donkey Kong reference in Mammoth’s Trivia Game Blutoceratops: BOOO!!!!!! BOOOO!!!!!! You call this entertainment!? This is what we did back in my day!!! *Blutoceratops kidnaps Woolley the Mammoth* Woolley the Mammoth: HEY, WHAT’S THE BIG IDEA?! One of Woolley’s nephews comes to the rescue, dodging barrels thrown by the ceratopsian and climbing the construction site. When you reach the top or take too long; Woolley the Mammoth: I’M OUTTA HERE!!!!!! *jumps off the site* Blutoceratops: *shrugs*
Fun fact: There is a game made for the Game & Watch handheld line which is supposedly a prequel to the original Donkey Kong arcade game, and is titled Donkey Kong Circus. In it, Mario is a ringmaster who runs a circus and abuses Donkey Kong by forcing him to tricks which involve the poor ape getting hurt. This has lead many (including myself) to believe that he kidnapped Pauline so he could get revenge on Mario for abusing him.
Good question. I think it’s just luck-the program randomly sends or does not send barrels down ladders. But he sure seems to get pretty lucky in this one.
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To SCHLAUCHI: Why not try playing it until you reach Level 22? On that level, the bug in the code that creates the "kill screen" will kill you automatically.
Easter Egg Tip, On the Rivet Screen, "If you stand within the white bar, were DK is standing, hit the JUMP button. At Mario's High Point, quickly tap to the right or left with the joystick. If you do right, you can 100 points, each time you do it. It doesn't work on the NES version--only on the stand up-arcade version."
Ahaa it’s no wonder that after level 9, The game will have a weird level order, it first will start with the barrel stage followed by the the pie factory stage, then it start with the barrel stage again then the alivator stage and rivet stage will appear afterwards. So it’s no surprise that the game shows 5 donkeykong’s in the last intermission screen. Then after level 14 it starts with the barrel stage, then the pie factory stage, then barrel stage again, then the elivator stage and then then barrel stage and finally the rivet stage. So the intermission screen obviously shows 6 donkeykong’s. But after that there should be 2 levels to reach the kill screen. Either way it’s a weird level order from nintendo at the end.
Arcade machine release history 1981 - Donkey Kong 1982 - Donkey Kong Junior 1983 - Mario Bros. 1984 - Vs. Golf 1984 - Vs. Pinball 1984 - Vs. Tennis 1984 - Vs. Wrecking Crew 1986 - Vs. Super Mario Bros. 1990 - Vs. Dr. Mario
0:29 Donkey Kong which kindapping the lady (Named pauline) is climbing up a ladder then he gets moved in the place where he was (on the NES and other consoles) must to be where he must to be. Also, When he goes left, the bridges get a bit broken.
![Arcade Longplay [355] Donkey Kong Jr.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GmOJN-zq6yg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Arcade Longplay [355] Donkey Kong Jr.](/img/tr.png)
![Arcade Longplay [500] Mario Bros.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JHlUEJXaxfY/mqdefault.jpg)
We owe it to this game for what we have been given throughout these 39 ongoing years of excellence.
I played this game 40 years ago……I can’t believe I’m 40 years older now.
Its original and stil amazing to play
hello grandfather amazing
You played when you weren't even a year old?
@@JavelinAngel1295 when did he say that
time really flies.
This makes me want to go to my aunt and uncles house and play this all day. Yes, they have an original Donkey Kong arcade cabinet
Jealous
How much?
@@Sans-oc1ie I used to have one but my Dad sold our when i was 13. i was so pissed!!!!!!!!
@@buffintl Holy CRAP Today the sentimental value and actual value would make you be able to dine with godamn Elon musk
This makes me wish arcade1up makes a nintendo cabinet.
the arcade classic that started all!
It's been 40 years since this classic arcade of Donkey Kong was released in Japan, US and many countries and what's your tribute to it's anniversary?
"This game is one of the greatest classic arcade games in history and leads to joy and skill. Let's celebrate Donkey Kong Happy 40th Birthday for this day on!!!"
It's hard to believe we're all in our 50s now, and there are no more arcade game rooms. Arcades were our favorite hangout places. If I had all those quarters back, I'd be a rich man now. Lmao!
I go to an arcade where you pay $9 and all the games are on free play. I play DK, frogger, dig dug, pinball and qubort
Would you be richer though? If you had all those quarters back, sure you'd have more money, but would have missed out on those great moments, memories, and experiences. Sometimes being rich has more to do with our mind and soul rather than from purely a financial standpoint. Ok that's my deep thought for the day lol
I'm probably a little younger than you but probably not by much(I'm 43). I spent a ton of quarters on Bad Dudes and Final Fight, those were my 2 main games as a kid in arcades. While they're nowhere near the same tier as timeless classics like DK, Pacman, Galaga, etc., those were the games that I have the most memories attached to as a kid. And to this day I do still play Final Fight here and there, albeit in my home and on a console. It's not quite the same but it's the best I can do.
I want a good old-fashioned arcade with quarters like I used to go to in the '00s. RIP.
You ain't kidding
A legend (Mario "Jumpman" Mario) was born.
As was Nintendo of America.
***** Don't forget Donkey Kong.
+Vahan Nisanian hi
Spike Riley And Pauline as well.
I wasn't even born by these days. It's incredible how much of a time traveling machine this game feels. It kinda gives us a glimpse of what the world and the technology were back in 1981. And we can tangibly access all this content instead of just remembering and looking at photos. True witnesses to consult from the days of yore.
Ever since Pixels came out, the song "We will rock you" plays in my head when I watch or play this.
This version is nostalgia to me. I used to watch so many arcade videos in the early days of RUclips... Ah, the nostalgia...
Igual, lo he querido jugar desde los 5 años
Eddie Plant: "You see, the thing about Donkey Kong is, at the higher levels, the barrels become more random, possessed almost. And playing by the patterns doesn't do the trick anymore. Does it, Brenner?"
You watch PIXELS? I watched the full movie!
r/engrish
Cheater
This is why I wanted add donkey Kong to my 8 bit list, it's my childhood game that I want forever
The very first Mario and Donkey Kong game...
Those were the glory days.
true
And when DK was a villain.
thank you donkey kong, for making a legendary mark for nintendo to start of the gaming franchise for nintendo :)
You're really good. i can't even get past the 1st level without dying
This guy actually plays these boards way different than record-holder players do. Odd patterns, especially on the rivet stage, taking the long way on the elevators, and no point pressing. It almost takes more skill to play it "wrong" like this.
Randall Yeager Really? I guess I was mistaken
Clowntrooper yeah I think he deserved more than 100 points for jumping some of those barrels
Step 1-start playing when you're 12. Step 2-watch other really good players play. Step 3- copy them
Yes, great eye hand coordination and motor skills! I could never get that high
Soo decent! Love this version. We made a Mario tribute video and definitely snuck some love for this game in there!
Call me crazy, but despite all the characters and worlds and power-ups and gameplays, this is the best incarnation of Mario Bros.
My uncle is obsessed with this classic hurry-scurry arcade game!
Nowadays I can’t play this game without thinking of the fact that a once gaming “legend” is now a gaming liar.
Donkey Kong Is A Classic Game It Was Release The 1980’s Early Games
What do you mean? Mat Pats mario theory
The guy claiming to have the world record (guinness) or whatever, was possibly a douchey liar is what the OP is talking about.
There's unnecessarily long, investigative videos on youtube about it. You'll auto-play your way through it someday if you haven't already.
@@midinerd oh that sucks
For those who didn't understand, he is talking about Billy Mitchell.
He used to be considered one of the best videogame players in the world, achieving records in Pac-Man and Donkey Kong, but they just found out he cheated on his Donkey Kong high scores that gave him fame as a desperate attempt to regain his top spot after he was surpassed, and while he may have made a legit perfect score in Pac-Man, he was considered the first player to achieve a perfect record, but sources are claiming he was not the first.
"HOW HIGH CAN YOU GET?"
Me: I thought I was playing a videogame not doing drugs!
How clever
hahahahahaha
So Glad this was included, along with DK Junior, on the NES classic.... My kids and I are having hours of fun and laughs...lol
I remember playing this at the arcade on a Disney Cruise Ship back in 2012
Disney Cruise?
Something tells me The C&D Kings are friends
Aka The Copyright People who take down stuff
Donkey Kong and Joust were my all time favorite arcade games damn i'm old
Arguably the Best and most iconic Classic arcade game ever along with Pac man and space invaders ! the one i played in the arcade had the pie factory as 2nd stage and then the srpings and lastly the "Knock down" the gorilla stage.
yes that was the Europe version `Crazy Kong`
Man, some of these plays had me on the edge of my seat!
For anyone that doesn't know this is how the sounds are supposed to be. The run soumd. This is the arcade sound. Most emulators today have only one run sound pitch repeated over and over not being accurate.
Happy 42nd anniversary to this iconic game!
Happy anniversary to this game and happy birthday to Donkey Kong, Mario & Pauline🎉🎁🎂🎊
Best arcade game ever made IMO. We played this endlessly at the skating rink and had a blast! Thanks for posting:)
Some of the other great ones that I loved were Donkey Kong Jr, Marble Madness, Hang-on, Jungle King(and Jungle Hunt), Punch Out, Super Punch Out, Tron, Karate Champ
I love arcade games
Donkey Kong Jr is my favourite Mario character. I also loved Tron and Discs of Tron.
And thus a legend was born
24:16 Mario commits suicide
I would too
*jumpman
@@rua7300 ls the same, only at that time he was known as Jumpman
Stop, it’s not funny, suicide shouldn’t be taken lightly
Can't blame him, he chases Princess Peach all of this time, and thinks he's going to get her which he never does, only to have Bowser kidnap her again.
This is the beginning of something great
The squeaky shoes! It went through my head as a kid. Forty years later, it still irritates the bejeasus out of me! 😂
I played the variation of this game included with Donkey Kong 64. If you take a closer look at it, you can see how the folks at Rare subtly improved the game.
Nintendo as well on the Gameboy
@@100toonlink Yes, that one and I loved it (same with the GBA sequel).
Same
24:15 Mario: I can't take this barrel crap anymore! I'm just gonna kill myself!
jumpman actually
Well he's not wrong, nintendo already said that they are the same
(Mario was jumpman's new name when donkey kong jr came out), Plus super mario odyssey is making it pretty clear and obvious.
I'm not trying to start an argument, i'm just saying what i've seen
@@MiracleX19 unless you're still living in the early 1980's, he's called *Mario actually*
How high can you get?
*pulls out bong* Let's find out. ;-)
Your Donkey Bong?
INCREASE DONG
Expand dong
Se te gusta lo retro te gusta mi canal
i hate potheads
3:02 - 3:08
"You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant."
Childhood Memories of me at 9 years old hanging out at the Arcade And The Community Center In my neighborhood where the kids went after school. I Played Donkey Kong all the time back In 1984'' 85'' Then my mom bought me the Atari 2600 lol My favorite game back then was Ms Pacman, Centipede, Donkey Kong And Astroides😊
25 m: The Construction Site
50 m: The Pie Factory
75 m: e l e v a t o r
100 m: The Rivet Stage
Those are many areas, I wonder what they would be like in real life.
"I've been waiting to do this since 1982". Sam brener of the arcaders.
No, it´s game released in 1981 not 1982.
I wonder how many quarters I stole from the top of my dad's dresser to go to the corner deli and play this in the smokey game room in the back? I would take most, but not all of the quarters, as not to get caught. Sometimes there was a huge pile of change and I knew I could take about 6 quarters. This was my favorite game of all. Growing up in the early 80's with a cool deli on the corner with all of the latest games was quite the experience! What a fun place to spend those years! :) Sorry dad! And sorry mom, I "borrowed" money from you too, from your purse! I had the time of my life though! :D
I was addicted to that game after my dad got me a pvp at age 11-12, memories. I also played the atari version on my computer.
As of early 1981, Nintendo's efforts to expand to North America were unsuccessful, culminating with the attempted export of the otherwise successful Radar Scope. They were left with a large number of unsold Radar Scope machines, so company president Hiroshi Yamauchi thought of simply converting them into something new. He approached a young industrial designer named Shigeru Miyamoto, who had been working for Nintendo since 1977, to see if he could design such a replacement. Miyamoto said that he could. Yamauchi appointed Nintendo's head engineer, Gunpei Yokoi, to supervise the project. Nintendo's budget for the development of the game was $100,000. Some sources also claim that Ikegami Tsushinki was involved in some of the development. They played no role in the game's creation or concept, but were hired to provide "mechanical programming assistance to fix the software created by Nintendo".
At the time, Nintendo was also pursuing a license to make a game based on the Popeye comic strip and animated shorts. When this license attempt failed, Nintendo took the opportunity to create new characters that could then be marketed and used in later games. Miyamoto came up with many characters and plot concepts, but he eventually settled on a love triangle between a gorilla, a carpenter, and a girlfriend that mirrors the rivalry between Bluto and Popeye for Olive Oyl. Bluto became an ape, which Miyamoto said was "nothing too evil or repulsive". He would be the pet of the main character, "a funny, hang-loose kind of guy." Miyamoto has also named "Beauty and the Beast" and the 1933 film King Kong as influences. Although its origin as a comic strip license played a major part, Donkey Kong marked the first time that the storyline for a video game preceded the game's programming rather than simply being appended as an afterthought. Unrelated Popeye games were eventually released by Nintendo for the Game & Watch the following month and for the arcades in 1982.
The king of of the arcade from Nintendo
@@celinesenden4142, That's right!
Man I play the NES version every other day at work on my portable emulator. DK rules!
This game's music along with the sounds are pretty much what defined an early 80's arcade parlor. Pacman was 2nd.
If you love these games, I recommend you to play Mappy. Mappy is a really spectacular arcade game. It's made by the same company who made PacMan (Namco).
@@90bats I loved that game as a kid.
It is on like Donkey Kong! 👹
Point of this game: Rescue Lady (Pauline) as Jumpman (Mario)
When I listen to that bouncing object on the first 50 stage it makes me fee like that's something to vibe on
There's a potential Donkey Kong kill screen comin up.
I could really play the original Donkey Kong game for the first time.
Always thought the fact that Donkey Kong made an ANK ANK ANK noise was a bit odd. Also the Wugget Wugget Weerns are the bane of my existence.
This is the American version. The Japanese original had all four levels in the same order again and again constantly.
The JPN version did it better.
***** I beg to differ. A feeling of achievement getting to the pie factory is greater in the American version instead of getting there in 4 levels like the JPN version. Seems to me more thought went into the American versions level layout IMO.
in Germany we had the Japan Version and in the Barrel Level you could put Marios Hand on the Ladder to Stop the Barrel falling down
Wasn't super Mario italian?
@@niklasvilhelm7247 He got his name from a German guy
22:55 DOUBLE KILL
SegaHedgehogMinecraft Mario saves Pauline
I love this game when I was a kid
me to
Plot twist: DK and Pauline are actually friends. Mario wasn’t saving her, he just wanted to beat up a random gorilla
0:25 Warning: this clip can contain seizures.
Happy late 43rd birthday to donkey kong, the game that started it all!
We will always remember this game
Donkey Kong reference in Mammoth’s Trivia Game
Blutoceratops: BOOO!!!!!! BOOOO!!!!!! You call this entertainment!? This is what we did back in my day!!!
*Blutoceratops kidnaps Woolley the Mammoth*
Woolley the Mammoth: HEY, WHAT’S THE BIG IDEA?!
One of Woolley’s nephews comes to the rescue, dodging barrels thrown by the ceratopsian and climbing the construction site.
When you reach the top or take too long;
Woolley the Mammoth: I’M OUTTA HERE!!!!!! *jumps off the site*
Blutoceratops: *shrugs*
I can never get past the third level of those jumping spring thingys.
Fun fact: There is a game made for the Game & Watch handheld line which is supposedly a prequel to the original Donkey Kong arcade game, and is titled Donkey Kong Circus. In it, Mario is a ringmaster who runs a circus and abuses Donkey Kong by forcing him to tricks which involve the poor ape getting hurt. This has lead many (including myself) to believe that he kidnapped Pauline so he could get revenge on Mario for abusing him.
I remember having this version via Donkey Kong 64.
Same here
Arcade 1up should try to get the three donkey Kong games into their collection of tiny cabinets. I would definitely buy that
I still remember bending a draw and sticking in the cabinet on edge to trigger free credits… I’m sure I’m not the only one
This is life dedication right here.
Mama mia! The cruel meatball of war has-a rolled unto our laps, and ruined our white pants of peace.
They need to make a movie about Donkey Kong rather than appearing in a cameo in Pixels!
They did it's called Wreck-It Ralph
The King of Kong is another movie as a Documentary.
The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Hold my beer
24:15 - Game Over: Donkey Kong
Whenever I'm on a ladder I have barrels rolling down on top of me all the time. So, why doesn't he?
Good question. I think it’s just luck-the program randomly sends or does not send barrels down ladders. But he sure seems to get pretty lucky in this one.
yeah ... he does that way to often .. something is up with that
how do I explain to my therapist that this is the only thing that makes me laugh anymore
I’ve played all four official versions and I can say the later japanese version was my favorite.
The greatest arcade game in the world
I saw a G.
I've seen it all.
Dope describes my rhymes, making all you emcees cold drop like dimes. You know MCSC is back again, and battling me on the microphone is like committing a sin.
Scott/MCSC
Ace Of Bass
lol that video release date is where two months away for the awesome movie "PIXELS" was released...
23:36 HOW DID HE PULL THAT OFF
Good thing Sam threw the hammer to defeat DK.
To SCHLAUCHI:
Why not try playing it until you reach Level 22? On that level, the bug in the code that creates the "kill screen" will kill you automatically.
Where it all began.
24 minute for finish donkey kong ?
How high can you get?
Why didn't you do this one sooner? This should had been in the First 10, if not 5!
It's Zahn, like Donkey Kong!!! 🦁
Super Mario Let's Celebrate
1:48 Mario's like bruh
Reminder: The Donkey Kong in this game is actually Cranky Kong, the grandfather of the modern Donkey Kong.
Easter Egg Tip, On the Rivet Screen, "If you stand within the white bar, were DK is standing, hit the JUMP button. At Mario's High Point, quickly tap to the right or left with the joystick. If you do right, you can 100 points, each time you do it. It doesn't work on the NES version--only on the stand up-arcade version."
I remember playing this on Donkey Kong 64
Unlike the other games I tried, watergirl and fireboy unblocked on hudgames is super unique, worth my try.
Why does everything sound so muffled?
Eddie plant as the fireblaster was boastful but felt sorry for Sam brener for cheating using cheat codes.
Ahaa it’s no wonder that after level 9,
The game will have a weird level order, it first will start with the barrel stage followed by the the pie factory stage, then it start with the barrel stage again then the alivator stage and rivet stage will appear afterwards.
So it’s no surprise that the game shows 5 donkeykong’s in the last intermission screen.
Then after level 14 it starts with the barrel stage, then the pie factory stage, then barrel stage again, then the elivator stage and then then barrel stage and finally the rivet stage.
So the intermission screen obviously shows 6 donkeykong’s.
But after that there should be 2 levels to reach the kill screen.
Either way it’s a weird level order from nintendo at the end.
To become a hero you have to fight over and over again to beat games like these to be famouse!
Arcade machine release history
1981 - Donkey Kong
1982 - Donkey Kong Junior
1983 - Mario Bros.
1984 - Vs. Golf
1984 - Vs. Pinball
1984 - Vs. Tennis
1984 - Vs. Wrecking Crew
1986 - Vs. Super Mario Bros.
1990 - Vs. Dr. Mario
Donkey kong for arcade is so much fun
0:29 Donkey Kong which kindapping the lady (Named pauline) is climbing up a ladder then he gets moved in the place where he was (on the NES and other consoles) must to be where he must to be. Also, When he goes left, the bridges get a bit broken.
This was the hardest game in the movie "pixels".
Quagmire 👍🏻💘
thanks for sharing this game brings back good memories plz if you can share the code to this game I would appreciate how you build it thanks
this game is damn hard. nothing like the nes version i grew up with
"Grab onto my mighty hammer!"
I don’t remember the level with the conveyor belts & pies. Guess it’s been a while