The only thing wrong about the two sequels is that they don’t feature the titular Kong as a playable character. Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong’s Double Trouble innovated even further adding an overworld and even more radical gameplay mechanics. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy Kong’s Quest added two-player modes as well as brand new platforming mechanics that only built upon the already near-perfect Donkey Kong Country. But it’s surprising that the other two games in the trilogy aren’t included, especially since those two games are even more fondly remembered and arguably better than the original. Nintendo is including Donkey Kong Country on the SNES Classic, which is well deserved as that’s undoubtedly an instant classic. Follow Josh on Twitter at All music is copyright of its respective owners.

Donkey Kong Country 3 – Really Freakin' Clever Follow me on Twitter: /FreakinClever Join the Facebook Group: on.fb.me/12BYKa1 In this episode of Really Freakin' Clever, Josh tackles his favorite childhood game and defends the most underrated part of the Donkey Kong Country trilogy.

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