Stage 1-1: Difference between revisions
(Created page with "'''Stage 1-1''' is the first actual stage of the Game Boy version of ''Donkey Kong''. It marks the first area of the Big-City; on t...") |
m (Templates) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{image}} | |||
{{rewrite|part of it sound like a walkthrough|September 10}} | |||
'''Stage 1-1''' is the first actual stage of the [[Game Boy]] version of ''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong]]''. It marks the first area of the [[Big City|Big-City]]; on the level map, it is located on the edge of an avenue, which goes along the front of a grand building. In the stage, [[Mario]] sets off to rescue [[Pauline]] from the mean, wretched [[Cranky Kong|Donkey Kong]]. The ape shows off at the beginning of the stage, hurrying with the damsel in his sturdy arms to a shallow metallic door. He manages to enter the door with the girl, and once inside, Donkey Kong locks it. While Pauline is yelling frantically for help behind the closed door, Mario reaches the place; being in such a desperate situation, the plumber seeks for anything that could help open the door - which is, basically, his goal in the level. With not much effort, he manages to find a big key, which will aid him in the opening of the solid entrance. | '''Stage 1-1''' is the first actual stage of the [[Game Boy]] version of ''[[Donkey Kong (Game Boy)|Donkey Kong]]''. It marks the first area of the [[Big City|Big-City]]; on the level map, it is located on the edge of an avenue, which goes along the front of a grand building. In the stage, [[Mario]] sets off to rescue [[Pauline]] from the mean, wretched [[Cranky Kong|Donkey Kong]]. The ape shows off at the beginning of the stage, hurrying with the damsel in his sturdy arms to a shallow metallic door. He manages to enter the door with the girl, and once inside, Donkey Kong locks it. While Pauline is yelling frantically for help behind the closed door, Mario reaches the place; being in such a desperate situation, the plumber seeks for anything that could help open the door - which is, basically, his goal in the level. With not much effort, he manages to find a big key, which will aid him in the opening of the solid entrance. | ||
== | ==Layout== | ||
After the level starts, the | {{rewrite|it is structured a walkthrough|September 10}} | ||
After the level starts, the player can see that there is a [[bin]] which sits on the foundation of the level, right next to a [[ladder]]. The bin is not important, however, and it is not needed to complete the level; it can be picked up and thrown at the [[Bowbow]] who lumbers in a further place. The above-mentioned ladder connects the ground with a girder platform, which is, in turn, connected with another larger platform through another ladder. Mario has to climb the two platforms and avoid the [[Oil]] enemy who ascends and descends on the second platform - the enemy can be destroyed with the [[hammer]] sitting near it. The hammer seems to host a long ladder, which grants the hero new, high-placed platforms. Then, Mario has to simply head to right until he falls in a small, narrow pit, where he finds the [[key]] blocked between the pit's walls. After the hero grabs the key, he falls onto another platform, under which stays the locked door and the target of the level. Mario, with the key in his hands, must walk at the door and unlock it, after which it will be left bust open for Mario. | |||
==Pauline's items== | ==Pauline's items== | ||
| Line 9: | Line 12: | ||
*'''Umbrella''': above the left highest girder. | *'''Umbrella''': above the left highest girder. | ||
*'''Purse''': stays in front of a window above the third highest platform from the right. | *'''Purse''': stays in front of a window above the third highest platform from the right. | ||
{{BoxTop}} | |||
{{DK}} | |||
[[Category:Donkey Kong Levels]] | [[Category:Donkey Kong Levels]] | ||
Revision as of 11:25, September 10, 2014
It has been requested that at least one image be uploaded for this article. Remove this notice only after the additional image(s) have been added.
It has been requested that this article be rewritten. Reason: part of it sound like a walkthrough (tagged on September 10)
Stage 1-1 is the first actual stage of the Game Boy version of Donkey Kong. It marks the first area of the Big-City; on the level map, it is located on the edge of an avenue, which goes along the front of a grand building. In the stage, Mario sets off to rescue Pauline from the mean, wretched Donkey Kong. The ape shows off at the beginning of the stage, hurrying with the damsel in his sturdy arms to a shallow metallic door. He manages to enter the door with the girl, and once inside, Donkey Kong locks it. While Pauline is yelling frantically for help behind the closed door, Mario reaches the place; being in such a desperate situation, the plumber seeks for anything that could help open the door - which is, basically, his goal in the level. With not much effort, he manages to find a big key, which will aid him in the opening of the solid entrance.
Layout
It has been requested that this article be rewritten. Reason: it is structured a walkthrough (tagged on September 10)
After the level starts, the player can see that there is a bin which sits on the foundation of the level, right next to a ladder. The bin is not important, however, and it is not needed to complete the level; it can be picked up and thrown at the Bowbow who lumbers in a further place. The above-mentioned ladder connects the ground with a girder platform, which is, in turn, connected with another larger platform through another ladder. Mario has to climb the two platforms and avoid the Oil enemy who ascends and descends on the second platform - the enemy can be destroyed with the hammer sitting near it. The hammer seems to host a long ladder, which grants the hero new, high-placed platforms. Then, Mario has to simply head to right until he falls in a small, narrow pit, where he finds the key blocked between the pit's walls. After the hero grabs the key, he falls onto another platform, under which stays the locked door and the target of the level. Mario, with the key in his hands, must walk at the door and unlock it, after which it will be left bust open for Mario.
Pauline's items
Within this stage, Pauline's items can be found in the following order and in the following places:
- Hat: right above the second Bowbow in the level, which stays on a girder separated by the second lowest platform from the left through a small slit.
- Umbrella: above the left highest girder.
- Purse: stays in front of a window above the third highest platform from the right.
