Sometimes when I look
at games that feature beautiful realistic graphics that require tactical
skills, and have mature themes I wonder if I should buy those games. Those games are considered appropriate for my
age and are hardcore. Yet, when I do
play those games I’m left frustrated and bored.
I neither have the patience nor skill to play games like that, so I end
up either dying all the time or having to repeat a simple task over and over
again to complete it. That’s why I
always end up going back to a Nintendo game when I want to have fun. Their games are easy to play, original, and
allow people from all skill levels to participate.
The key to having fun
with video games is to play a variety of titles and genres. One such game that I haven’t played in a
while and that was long overdue from Nintendo is a Donkey Kong game. Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze released on
the Wii U on February 21st, 2014.
I wanted to play this game for a while because it reminds me of those
classic NES games that were easy to play, but with current advanced graphics. Besides the game play, what drew me the most
to this game was its creativity from backgrounds and how you interact within
each environment. The controls are
accurate and easy to use with only a few different moves to
remember. The game also allows you to
play on the gamepad which is convenient.
While the line-up of stellar triple A games is slowing coming to
fruition on the Wii U, this is one game that was worth the wait.
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