Developer(s)

Rare

Publisher(s)

Gradiente, Nintendo, Hyundai, Playtronic

Genre(s)

Platform, Adventure

Platform(s)

Wii U, New Nintendo 3DS, Wii, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Famicom

Keywords(s)

game reference, frog, pre-rendered backgrounds, instant kill, amusement park, monkey, cameo appearance, e3 1995, western games based on japanese ips, dancing, e3 2004, bonus stage, starfish, liberation, auto-scrolling levels, original soundtrack release, on-the-fly character switching, self-referential humor, in-game anti-piracy effects, breaking the fourth wall, bonus game, young protagonist, gorilla, multiple endings, female protagonist, animal weaponry, dark second act, ghosts, spider, mine cart sequence, high score, level select map, virtual console, anthropomorphism, giant insects, boss assistance, side-scrolling, silent protagonist, sequel, talking animals, rhinoceros, fictional currencies, world map, buddy system, animal companions, darkness, recurring boss, optional boss, underwater gameplay, descendants of other characters, secret area, 2.5d, completion percentage, male protagonist, climbing, swimming, fireworks, pirates, multiple protagonists, nintendo power, resized enemy, ape, explosion, crocodile, checkpoints, save point, ambient music, cat, porcupine, multi-phase boss, gravity, animal protagonist, animal-based, collectibles, sprinting mechanics, temporary invincibility, wii virtual console, water level, nintendo 3ds virtual console, wii u virtual console, greatest hits, nintendo gateway system, boss fight, guitar playing, retroachievements, digital distribution, overworld, ice stage, player's choice, level selection, trilogy, over 100% completion