Donkey Konga 2 (Review)
Ever since Konami scored a major worldwide hit with the Dance Dance Revolution series, it seems everyone wants in on the act with games that feature either (1) licensed music, (2) some sort of wacky controller or, preferably, both. Nintendo’s Donkey Konga series manages to include both of the above but, in true Nintendo fashion, also squeezes in (1) lots of Nintendo’s franchise characters and (2) a totally unique controller that looks weird but works well.
