Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis
Relive the halcyon days of one's youth, spent on the back seat of the bus, not with some teenage damsel on one's arm - but with Nintendo in hand, of course. And we're not talking Wii. Admit it, the happiest days of your life were spent plugged in to some tiny 80s or 90s gadget playing games in which one had to fetch plumbing supplies, collect bananas or avoid ghosts. Simultaneous equations, girls, music and the rest could all wait. The means by which all this teenage timewarping can be achieved? A handheld Donkey Kong Junior LCD game of course. Donkey Kong Junior is on a mission: guide him through the jungle, dodging traps and avoiding treacherous birds to free his father Donkey Kong from the cage where he is being kept. In the style of the original GameBoy, this Mini Classic also includes handy clock and alarm features, and key fob so you can take it wherever you go. Now one can engage in a spot of arcade game character playing and duel to the death. Or at least until the batteries run out. Scintillating.
