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Donkey Kong Country 3

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Sep 30, 2026

TenHOST
32:49
I like it better than the first DKC.
TenHOST
32:51
I like it better than DKC3.
TenHOST
32:53
It just, it's a, it's the perfect one for that era.
TenHOST
32:56
And but the PlayStation 2, I, I, I wish I copied your homework 'cause I would've gone with that.
Hyle RussellHOST
0:51
I was thinking, what more do I have to say? And this was where I was for most of the summer until September started creeping up on us.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:04
And the more I thought about it, the more I was thinking about the 30th anniversary of Donkey Kong Country 3.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:10
And... how I was feeling three decades ago.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:15
And I realized it's not really a complete nostalgic trip back to 1996 unless we make this pit stop in Donkey Kong Land 2 because so much of the Donkey Kong Country 3 hype cycle, especially if you lived outside of the Americas, factored in Donkey Kong Land 2 so heavily.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:37
They were kind of like a pair.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:40
And I was like, oh, all right, fine.

18 MINS LATER

CourtneyGUEST
19:38
Get me out of this hell.
Hyle RussellHOST
19:41
There's no way my life can get any worse than six months without knowing when the next Donkey Kong game is going to be.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:03
developed in mind for the Super Nintendo.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:07
This dates to late 1995, but mostly 1996, following Donkey Kong Country 2 Diddy's Conquest, and was developed pretty much concurrently with Donkey Kong Country 3.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:23
This is the first iteration of Project Dream that... from this, over the span of about a year, would evolve into Banjo-Kazooie on the Nintendo 64.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:39
And if you don't know why we're discussing this again, after already going over everything we thought we knew back in 2016, it's because a demo of of Dream Land of Giants, a ROM, lacking anything much in the way of gameplay and featuring four...

13 MINS LATER

Hyle RussellHOST
15:16
I do admire the gusto, though, of wrapping DKC2 and thinking, yeah, we can get one more out on the Super Nintendo.
Hyle RussellHOST
15:25
Why not? And, like...
Hyle RussellHOST
15:28
For those wondering, yes, Donkey Kong Country 3 was going to go on no matter what.
Hyle RussellHOST
15:35
It was decided that that would be helmed by a mostly new creative team.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:06
to Mario Kart!
Scuba SteveHOST
0:33
what's up everyone grab a koopa shell and shove it up your friend's tailpipe because it's time for that game rules the worst gaming podcast ever recorded where we break down classic video games and mix in some old school memories thanks for joining me today i'm scuba steve a man on a mission to avoid adult responsibilities and talk about the games we all cherish we're off to the races today To break down a game, we were all playing during the best era of couch co-op ever.
Scuba SteveHOST
1:03
We're talking Mario Kart 64.
Scuba SteveHOST
1:06
Blow in that cartridge, grab your favorite color controller.
Scuba SteveHOST
4:05
I just, I don't care anymore.
Scuba SteveHOST
4:07
i do i mean not that i have an identity worth stealing or money to take but my method for that is every day i wake up and the first thing i do on my phone is check my bank app and then because i've been you gotta do you find that subscription still going you don't want you can cancel that crap you'll know if anybody's trying to rip you off you're checking that bank account um anyway other than that let's get into gaming memories um 1997 It might have been the best year in local multiplayer just ever.
Scuba SteveHOST
4:39
When you're talking about growing up with video games, I was 13 back then, like right at the rise of those mature big boy games on the PlayStation and the perfect time to play with three other friends on the N64.
Scuba SteveHOST
4:51
Whether those people stayed your friends could be a matter of what game you're playing and whether or not you picked Oddjob when you're playing multiplayer Goldeneye.
Phil RainHOST
15:27
No, he wasn't a Donkey Kong 64 cast member.
Phil RainHOST
15:29
He never showed up again outside of Donkey Kong Country 3.
Phil RainHOST
15:32
Oh, let's see.
Phil RainHOST
15:33
But yeah, Dixie's nephew or something like that.
JohnHOST
12:56
So, yeah, definitely a cheaper option available on another platform for that one.
JohnHOST
13:02
So, you know what's better than Donkey Kong Country 2? What? Donkey Kong Country 3? Donkey Kong Country 3.
JohnHOST
13:11
I will get crapped on by everybody possible for this one.
JohnHOST
13:15
But this is easily my favorite Donkey Kong Country game.
Hyle RussellHOST
3:24
But yeah, lots of stuff ahead.
Hyle RussellHOST
3:27
Of course, autumn represents the 30th 30th anniversary of Donkey Kong Country 3.
Hyle RussellHOST
3:33
Not every year.
Hyle RussellHOST
3:34
In fact, just this autumn.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:06
Thanks for having me.
Joy ContentGUEST
1:07
I'm glad someone lets me talk about Donkey Kong Country 3.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:11
Somebody lets you, yeah.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:13
There's a lot of people who just aren't willing to let people have their say about the most underrated entry in the Donkey Kong Country trilogy.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:22
Although, is this iteration of Donkey Kong Country the most underrated? underrated in this iteration of the trilogy.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:31
We'll get to that because Donkey Kong Country 3's 30th anniversary is later this year.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:40
It's coming up in November.
Hyle RussellHOST
1:41
And...
Asif KhanHOST
15:46
And then, uh, Tomodachi Life has, like, quizzes that randomly appear.
David CraddockHOST
15:53
They did it in, um, Donkey Kong Country 3 as well-
Asif KhanHOST
15:56
Oh, Bonanza did too-
David CraddockHOST
15:58
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