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General Donkey Kong Discussion => General Donkey Kong Discussion => Topic started by: dugan26 on April 16, 2024, 08:10:10 am
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Hi
I heard NES made a version of Donkey Kong that has the "missing board" The cement factory. Some internet posts say its on level 3 others say level 4.
Does anyone know where it is?
See pic Level 4 but no cement factory.
The Dugan-
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Hi
I heard NES made a version of Donkey Kong that has the "missing board" The cement factory. Some internet posts say its on level 3 others say level 4.
Does anyone know where it is?
See pic Level 4 but no cement factory.
The Dugan-
I heard this was only on certain NES carts. They're super rare. No actual video footage exists of one. There's been reports of sightings of Bigfoot playing the cement factory NES cart though.
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haha Yea its seems like this is a Big Foot adventure.
do you know if the same thing applies to NES ROMS ?
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haha Yea its seems like this is a Big Foot adventure.
do you know if the same thing applies to NES ROMS ?
I think there's some modern hack or two that has the Cement/Pie Fact.
Not sure about anything from the 80s
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There is no old official cart of NES Donkey Kong that has 50m. It's commonly removed in ports, likely for the same reason that I see so much complaining about it. It's simply the least liked of the levels, and there was only so much (economical) cart space on any platform back then.
There is an unofficial hack which adds a 50m recreation. It's even on Twin Galaxies, for some reason.
There is an official rerelease of the game which adds a 50m recreation. This is called "Donkey Kong Original Edition", and it was released for the Wii and 3DS.
Unfortunately, Original Edition is no longer available for purchase, as both the Wii and 3DS stores have been taken down. Fortunately, Original Edition is an ordinary NES ROM that will play in any NES emulator. I think it's also included in Nintendo Switch Online, but I don't remember. In any event, NES Donkey Kong is a nice version of the game that deserves more respect, and Original Edition deletes the common excuse of "but it doesn't have the piiie leveeel, it's a baaad port".