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In a certain level, vehicles are used. In all games in the series, the player can ride on [[Mine Cart]]s, [[Roller Coaster]]s, or [[Toboggan]]s. These automatically move through a stage and depending on the game and level the player can either jump out of the vehicle or make the vehicle jump. Toboggans can also jump on [[Buzz (enemy)|Buzz]]es and latch onto railings. In ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'', Mine Cart which the player can only jump out of having crystals in them. In ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'', the player can switch tracks in a third-person view in the level ''[[High Tide Ride]]''. In ''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble'', a [[Rocket Barrel]] appears in the level [[Rocket Rush (level)|Rocket Rush]]. The player controls the Rocket Barrel by moving left and right and exhausting fuel, which they can restore with [[Fuel Drum]]s. The Rocket Barrel goes upward at the end of the level. Depending on the version of the game the Rocket Barrel can defeat different types of Buzzes. Rocket Barrels reappear in ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' and ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'', where they automatically move right, do not use fuel and can be moved up or down. At a certain level in ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'', Rocket Barrels automatically move up and can be moved left and right. In ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'', the [[Log Canoe]] appears which automatically moves right, can jump, and can sink into the water after jumping. The player can defeat enemies while jumping using the Log Canoe. | In a certain level, vehicles are used. In all games in the series, the player can ride on [[Mine Cart]]s, [[Roller Coaster]]s, or [[Toboggan]]s. These automatically move through a stage and depending on the game and level the player can either jump out of the vehicle or make the vehicle jump. Toboggans can also jump on [[Buzz (enemy)|Buzz]]es and latch onto railings. In ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'', Mine Cart which the player can only jump out of having crystals in them. In ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'', the player can switch tracks in a third-person view in the level ''[[High Tide Ride]]''. In ''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble'', a [[Rocket Barrel]] appears in the level [[Rocket Rush (level)|Rocket Rush]]. The player controls the Rocket Barrel by moving left and right and exhausting fuel, which they can restore with [[Fuel Drum]]s. The Rocket Barrel goes upward at the end of the level. Depending on the version of the game the Rocket Barrel can defeat different types of Buzzes. Rocket Barrels reappear in ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'' and ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'', where they automatically move right, do not use fuel and can be moved up or down. At a certain level in ''Donkey Kong Country Returns'', Rocket Barrels automatically move up and can be moved left and right. In ''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'', the [[Log Canoe]] appears which automatically moves right, can jump, and can sink into the water after jumping. The player can defeat enemies while jumping using the Log Canoe. | ||
The ''Donkey Kong Country'' series features an emphasis on item collection and exploration. Four [[KONG Letters]] appear in each stage giving the player an extra life if they collect all four. The original ''Donkey Kong Country'' encourages players to find all of the game's hidden [[Bonus Area]]s, with [[Completion|100% completion]] slightly changing the dialogue in the ending sequence.Β Bonus Areas are found usually by breaking a wall or going inside a hidden [[Barrel Cannon]]. Each Bonus Area contains a room with a minigame or platforming room. ''Donkey Kong Country 2'' added [[Kremkoin]]s which are rewards for beating each Bonus Room's objective, and [[DK Coin]]s which are hidden in each level and are rewards for the Bonus Rooms in the [[ | The ''Donkey Kong Country'' series features an emphasis on item collection and exploration. Four [[KONG Letters]] appear in each stage giving the player an extra life if they collect all four. The original ''Donkey Kong Country'' encourages players to find all of the game's hidden [[Bonus Area]]s, with [[Completion|100% completion]] slightly changing the dialogue in the ending sequence.Β Bonus Areas are found usually by breaking a wall or going inside a hidden [[Barrel Cannon]]. Each Bonus Area contains a room with a minigame or platforming room. ''Donkey Kong Country 2'' added [[Kremkoin]]s which are rewards for beating each Bonus Room's objective, and [[DK Coin]]s which are hidden in each level and are rewards for the Bonus Rooms in the [[Lost World]], which is a new post-completion world with a final boss battle, which can only be accessed by finding and successfully completing the game's bonus areas. ''Donkey Kong Country 3'' features a similar hidden world and again expands the mechanic by featuring another item collection sidequest that extends beyond the game's bonus world. The games developed by Retro Studios include [[Puzzle Piece (Donkey Kong Country series)|Puzzle Piece]]s, which replace Kremkoins as the reward for beating Bonus Rooms, and also are collectibles in the main parts of stages. They give access to pictures. In these games, KONG Letters give access to secret levels once all KONG Letters in a world are completed. | ||
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