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If you are using Maxthon or Brave as a browser, or have installed the Ghostery add-on, you should know that these programs send extra traffic to our servers for every page on the site that you browse.The most common causes of this issue are: Is the 3DS unable to handle the lighting effects used in the Wii version? Is it just a really early build that’s going to look better when Retro Studios master the new hardware? It’s hard to say, but there are definitely some interesting differences between versions.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. We would have absolutely killed to have a game port this close to the original ten years ago…īut it does seem like some… graphical tricks have been taken out during the porting process. No, in fact it looks absolutely amazing and almost like a perfect port. Now don’t be fooled, none of this means the game looks bad. Note how in the original game DK and Diddy’s fur gets tinted red when in a hot place like world 8? Here it doesn’t change colour at all and neither do the objects in the background. The fifth installment in the Donkey Kong Country series, Tropical Freeze is the direct sequel to the 2010 Wii game Donkey Kong Country Returns and was released. It also seems like the lava effects haven’t been applied in the 3DS title. Seriously, the trees in the background look like someone’s poured a few hundred tons of bleach on them, they’re literally white as a sheet! Have a look:Ībove: What in the world has happened to the jungle behind? Looks like all the colour got washed out… Remember the nice way the background was lit in the original? Well it isn’t lit very well any more. Where it gets really noticeable though is in the Rambi level. Is that deliberate? Looks odd regardless… It’s not really an issue in my opinion, but it’s definitely noticeable:Ībove: The middle tree looks incredibly jarring in the 3DS game, almost as if the sun is focused directly on it. Note how in the Wii version there’s almost a sun baked look to the trees and decoration while the graphics in the 3DS version look incredibly shiny. Could the 3DS have issues with the lighting effects found in Gamecube and Wii games? Maybe.Īnd it seems the same issues with lighting carry on through the video.
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Contrast this with the Wii game where the objects are a shade of brown and the background looks fairly clear and full of life. Take the sunset level, in the 3DS one, the colours seem to far starker than in the Wii original, with objects all being pitch black and the background looking kind of washed out. There also seems to be a perpetual lighting issue in this demo. Could minor details like this be what Retro had to remove to get the game working on the 3DS?Ībove: On Wii, DK notices the stolen bananas. In the Wii game (right), he’s looking towards the ship as if he noticed. So what are the differences? Well let me name some of the key ones I’ve noticed from their comparison video:įirst of all, look at this frame where Donkey Kong is running across a bridge with a Tiki airship in the background.
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