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I never thought hitting a plastic set of bongo's could be so much fun.
The re-done editions of the popular songs and the new Zelda theme is very dodgy (although to be fair the new Zelda theme is for the bongo aspect of it)... but I've been addicted to this all day.
And the box is massive, almost the size of the Gamecube box.
I hand over a case and my friendly local game retailer picks up a box roughly the size of my head.
Anyway yes, the game is extremley good fun especially with a mate. But also damn good on your own.
Snap it up.
> Lipe wrote:
> One question. After you get the game how do you buy the bongos
> separately? I ain't seen anyone selling JUST the bongos.
>
> [URL]http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/q_GG5444_dk_bongo_set_for_g.html[/URL]
Than you. Hopefully I'll have the game very soon :D
Now my hands are fooking aching from playing about 2 hours solid.. I've already got Gold on all the first difficulty and silvers on most the middle difficulty ones.
A very refreshing game with a suprisingly pleasing selection of tunes.
BAH!
> Why oh why is there no autosave!?
There is! It saves right as you get your coins :S
Sure you had your memory card in? :P
And how come those last two drum sounds cost over 10,000 coins :| Unfair. It's just three sounds afterall.
I wouldn't imagine there'd be many mini games in Jungle Beat as it is nothing like Donkey Konga.
> The game's great, not too fussed with the mini-games.
>
> I wouldn't imagine there'd be many mini games in Jungle Beat as it is
> nothing like Donkey Konga.
I didn't mean there'd be minigames in Jungle Beat.. oh never mind.
Still playing. Getting my head around the more difficult tracks now which I'd never thought I'd do. Bought a track for the final difficulty just now and wooo I'm going to have to practice a bit more to get good at those. :S