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I have to admit it.
I didn't really enjoy Bananza.
It just felt like I was going through the motions.
There were a few neat mini levels but that's it.
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I shan't be buying Wokey Kong Pronountry
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>>720695650
That's how grownups react to Nintendo games.
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'ong on 'ead
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>>720695650
>free destruction of the levels is fun but makes it so barely any of the challenges are challenging
>favorite level was the feast layer since it just felt like mario sunshine
>all bosses except the final sucked because you could pulverize them in seconds
>some of the mini levels were okay
>all the DKC mini levels were great and me beg for new traditional ones or even a remake
>everything after "that" reveal was stellar up to the end of the game
>still don't care for loli paulne as a partner even if she's cute. DK redesign has grown on me.
overall I really wish it was more of a structured, normal-ass game. its actually bizarre this was their first real major platformer for the switch2 since so much of it feels like a tech demo still.
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>>720695698
enough of buzzwords mong



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