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A silicon carbon nitride (SiCN) layer is provided which has a low leakage current and is effective in preventing the migration or diffusion of metal or copper atoms through the SiCN layer. The SiCN layer can be used as a diffusion barrier between a metal portion (such as a copper line or via) and an insulating dielectric to prevent metal atom diffusion into the dielectric. The SiCN layer can also be used as an etchstop or passivation layer. The SiCN layer can be applied in a variety ways, including PECVD (e.g., using SiH4, CH4, and NH3) and HDP CVD (e.g., using SiH4, C2H2, and N2)
1. A semiconductor device, comprising:
a metal portion providing electrical connections to underlying layers;
a silicon carbon nitride (SiCN) layer overlying the metal portion; and
a dielectric layer overlying the SiCN layer.
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15. A method of forming a semiconductor device, comprising:
forming a metal portion over underlying connections;
depositing a silicon carbon nitride (SiCN) layer over the metal portion; and
depositing a dielectric layer over the SiCN layer.
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etching the dielectric layer to form a trench region and a via region; and
depositing copper into the trench and via regions.
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introducing NH3 or H2 feed gas into a PECVD chamber, wherein the flow rate of the NH3 or H2 feed gas is between approximately 50 and 8000 sccm, and the high frequency and low frequency RF power are between 50 and 4000 W.
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introducing H2 feed gas into an HDP chamber, wherein the flow rate of the H2 feed gas is between approximately 0 and 2000 sccm, and the low frequency RF power is between 500 and 4000 W.
29. A method of cleaning processing residue, comprising:
introducing NH3 or H2 feed gas into a PECVD chamber, wherein the flow rate of the NH3 or H2 feed gas is between approximately 50 and 8000 sccm, and the high frequency and low frequency RF power are between 50 and 4000 W.
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introducing H2 feed gas into an HDP chamber, wherein the flow rate of the H2 feed gas is between approximately 0 and 2000 sccm, and the low frequency RF power is between 500 and 4000 W.
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[0001] 1. Field of the Invention
[0002] The present invention relates to layers in semiconductor devices, and, in particular, to metal barrier diffusion layers.
[0003] 2. Discussion of the Related Art
[0004] Integrated circuits fabricated on semiconductor substrates for very large scale integration typically require multiple levels of metal layers to electrically interconnect the discrete layers of semiconductor devices on the semiconductor chips. The different levels of metal layers are separated by various insulating or dielectric layers (also known as interlevel dielectric (ILD) layers), which have etched via holes to connect devices or active regions from one layer of metal to the next.
[0005] As semiconductor technology advances, circuit elements and dimensions on wafers or silicon substrates are becoming increasingly more dense. Consequently, the interconnections between various circuit elements and dielectric layers needs to be as small as possible. One way to reduce the size of interconnection lines and vias is to use copper (Cu) as the interconnect material instead of conventionally used materials such as aluminum (Al). Because copper has a conductivity approximately twice that of aluminum, the number of metal layers required will be less.
[0006] However, the use of copper as the interconnect material presents various problems. For example, there is currently no production-worthy etch process for Cu. This necessitates the use of a dual damascene "inlaid" approach. In the dual damascene approach, a dielectric or insulating diffusion barrier layer is deposited over a copper layer. The dielectric layer is then patterned, e.g., by conventional masking and etching techniques, to form a two-step connection having a narrower lower portion (or via portion) exposing desired connection areas on the underlying patterned metal layer and a wider upper portion (or trench portion) that will form the next layer of metal lines. The trench portion can be formed first or the via portion can be formed first (e.g., completely etching the dielectric layer down to the semiconductor substrate). Copper is then deposited to fill the two-step connection, such as by an "electrofill (electrochemical deposition)" process. The copper is then removed, e.g., by a chemical mechanical polish (CMP) process. The resulting structure is a via (the filled via portion) connecting the desired areas in the underlying metal layer with an overlying copper line (the filled trench portion).
[0007] In the dual damascene approach, the contact to the devices in the semiconductor substrate is usually made with Tungsten (W) plugs. Copper (Cu) can be used for subsequent metal layers. There could be variations in this regard with some manufacturers using Cu for some layers and Al for the others. However, when Cu is used, the copper atoms must be prevented from migrating or diffusing into adjacent dielectric oxide or other inter-layer dielectric layers, which can compromise their integrity as an insulator. Thus, when using Cu, a dielectric diffusion barrier (DDB) is typically formed between the top of the Cu metal line or layer and a subsequently deposited ILD layer to prevent copper atom migration into the ILD layer. The ILD layer is then etched to define a via and a next level of copper lines. The two-step connection for the via and line can be formed using, e.g., a "timed" etch or an etchstop layer. A timed etch approach partially etches the ILD first. The etchstop approach utilizes an etchstop layer separating the ILD layer between the via and line. So the stack of the ILD would have a ILD layer (via level) followed by an etchstop layer at the desired height followed by an ILD layer (line level) on the etchstop layer. The via hole is defined first by photolithography. The vias are just vertical interconnections between a line above and a line below. So, when the lines are defined, we do not want the etch to continue below the desired vertical height. The etchstop layer precisely defines the line by not allowing etching beyond the etchstop layer.
[0008] Once the etching is done, Tantalum (Ta) or Tantalum Nitride (TaN) followed by a Cu seed layer is deposited, i.e. by PVD. This is followed by a fill of the line and the via hole with electrochemical deposition of Cu, such as using a process called electrofill by those skilled in the art. Excess copper is then removed by a Cu CMP step. Once the CMP step is completed, it is followed by CuOx reduction step and another DDB deposition step. Thus, DDB layers between dielectric layers and metal lines prevent copper atoms from diffusing into the ILD layers.
[0009] Typical materials used for the dielectric diffusion barrier are silicon nitride (SiN). Silicon carbide (SiC) is being considered since it can be made with a lower dielectric constant than SiN. For example, a SiC diffusion barrier can be formed using silane (SiH4) and methane (CH4) gases, with the flow rate of SiH4 varying between 100 and 500 sccm and the flow rate of CH4 varying between 9000 and 12000 sccm. The silicon carbide diffusion barrier is effective in preventing the migration of metal or copper atoms between adjacent metal layers. However, because silicon carbide is a semiconductor material, it can also exhibit a high leakage current, e.g., 300 μA/cm2 at an electric field strength of 106 V/cm.
[0010] Accordingly, a barrier layer is desired that is effective in preventing the migration of metal atoms while also exhibiting low leakage current.
[0011] In accordance with the present invention, a barrier layer is formed with a silicon carbon (or carbo) nitride (SICN) material. A SICN barrier layer is effective both in preventing metal atom migration and in reducing leakage current, e.g., a leakage current of 90 nA/cm2 has been measured in a 106 V/cm electric field, compared to a 300 μA/cm2 leakage current using a SiC barrier layer.
[0012] In one embodiment, the SICN layer is formed by adding ammonia (NH3) gas to silane (SiH4) and methane (CH4) gas in a plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) chamber, with flow rates of the NH3 ranging from 500 to 4000 sccm. In other embodiments, the SICN layer is formed by adding inert gases to methylsilane (CH3SiH3), dimethylsilane (CH3(SiH2)2), trimethylsilane (CH3(SiH)3), or tetramethylsilane (Si(CH3)4) in conjunction with NH3. Deposition can be performed in either single station or multi-station PECVD chambers. The SICN layer can also be formed using a high density plasma (HDP) deposition process with feed gases of 1) SiH4, C2H2, and N2 or 2) SiH4, CH4, and N2. Prior to forming the SiCN layer, the underlying metal or copper lines can be cleaned by using hydrogen or ammonia feed gases in PECVD or HDP chambers to remove the copper oxides. When cleaning in a PECVD chamber, the flow rates of NH3 or H2 range between 50 and 8000 sccm or higher, with the HFRF and LFRF power between 50 and 4000 W. When using an HDP chamber, typically flow rates of hydrogen range from 0 to 2000 sccm with a LFRF power range of 500 to 4000 W.
[0013] In other embodiments of the present invention, the SiCN layer can be used as an etchstop layer when forming a two-step connection using a dual damascene process. A first dielectric layer is deposited on the copper or metal lines, where the first dielectric layer thickness is approximately the height of the via. After the via is formed, the SiCN layer is deposited and a second dielectric layer is deposited over the SiCN layer. This second dielectric layer is then patterned and etched to form the copper line, thereby resulting in the two-step connection. The SiCN layer prevents the etching of the second dielectric layer to encroach on the first dielectric layer. The SiCN layer can also be used as a passivation layer to prevent scratches to the device.
[0014] This invention will be more fully understood in light of the following detailed description taken together with the accompanying drawings.
[0015]FIG. 1A is a cross-sectional view of a semiconductor device utilizing a silicon carbon nitride (SiCN) layer according to one embodiment of the present invention;
[0016]FIG. 1B is a cross-sectional view of a semiconductor device utilizing a silicon carbon nitride (SiCN) layer according to another embodiment of the present invention;
[0017]FIG. 2A is a graph of the leakage current as a function of the electric field in a silicon carbide (SiC) layer; and
[0018]FIG. 2B is a graph of the leakage current as a function of the electric field in a SiCN layer.
[0019] Use of the same reference numbers in different figures indicates similar or like elements.
[0020] In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a silicon carbon nitride (SiCN) layer is provided that has a low leakage current and is effective in preventing metal atoms from migrating or diffusing through the SiCN layer. Thus, when compared to conventional silicon carbide (SiC) layers, the SiCN layer, while similarly effective in blocking the migration of metal atoms through the layer, also exhibits a low leakage current, contrary to the high leakage current associated with SiC barrier layers. Thus, the SiCN layer can be used as a diffusion barrier between a metal layer and a dielectric layer to replace the conventional SiC diffusion barrier layer. The SiCN layer can also be used as an etchstop layer, such as in a dual damascene process, or a passivation layer for scratch protection.
[0021]FIG. 1A shows a dual damascene structure in which a SICN layer can be used, according to one embodiment. A copper (Cu) line 110 is first covered with a silicon carbon (or carbo) nitride SiCN dielectric diffusion barrier (DDB) 115. Before depositing the DDB, the Cu surface can be improved by removing of any copper oxide that may be remaining on the surface. Typically a hydrogen (H2) or an ammonia (NH3) plasma based reduction is used before the deposition of DDB 115. This copper surface reduction to remove CMP residue (e.g., Cu oxide) can be performed in a PECVD or a HDP chamber. Typical gases, flow rates, and powers used in the PECVD chamber are as follows: NH3 or H2 50-8000 sccm or higher, HFRF power: 50-4000 W, LFRF power: 50-4000 W. In the HDP chamber, typically flow rates of hydrogen is 0-2000 sccm with a LFRF power of 500-4000 W, which can also remove etch residue. This reduction has the benefit of removing CMP residues from the CMP step and the clean that follows.
[0022] On top of Cu line 110, the SiCN DDB layer 115 is deposited. After the deposition of DDB layer 115, an interlevel dielectric (ILD) layer 120 is deposited. The thickness of ILD layer 120 is such that both a line and a via can be defined. ILD layer 120 is etched in a two-step etch so that a line 140 and a via 145 can be fabricated in the "inlaid" dual damascene fashion, as is known to those skilled in the art. A "timed" etch can be used to first etch a hole (for the via) and then etch a trench (for the line) in ILD layer 120. The via hole etch also etches the underlying portion of DDB layer 115 to allow metallic contact with the underlying metal line. Alternatively, an "etchstop" layer 125 can be used for etching the hole and trench, as shown in FIG. 1B. A first ILD layer 120A is deposited over DDB layer 115, where the thickness of ILD layer 120A is approximately the height of via 145. ILD layer 120A is patterned and etched to create the via hole. The portion of DDB layer 115 over the via hole is also etched to expose the underlying metal line. A SiCN etchstop layer 125 is deposited over ILD layer 120A, followed by deposition of a second ILD layer 120B, where the thickness of second ILD layer 120B is the depth of line 140. Note that the total thickness of ILD layers 120A and 120B is approximately the same as ILD layer 120 of FIG. 1A. Second ILD layer 120B is then patterned and etched to create the trench. SiCN etchstop layer 125 prevents the etching of second ILD layer 120B from continuing into first ILD layer 120A.
[0023] After the etch processes creating the via hole and trench are completed, the next step is the metallic (conductive) diffusion barrier deposition (not shown). Tantalum (Ta) and Tantalum Nitride (TaN) are suitable materials, which are deposited by PVD in the form of a thin layer, e.g., approximately 150 Å thick. Over the Ta or TaN diffusion barrier layer, a Cu seed layer is deposited, typically about 1500 Å thick. The Cu seed is deposited so as to allow electroplated Cu to fill the trench and the via hole without voids. The next step is the electroplating or the electrofill of the trench and the via hole, as is known to those skilled in the art. Once the Cu fill is completed, a desired line 140 and via 145 are formed in the trench and via hole, respectively. The above described process can then be repeated to form a desired multi-level structure. A final SiCN layer can also be deposited as a passivation layer (not shown) for protecting the device from scratching. The SICN dielectric diffusion barrier (DDB) layer is critical as it effectively prevents copper diffusion into the ILD layers, while exhibiting low leakage current as shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B.
[0024]FIGS. 2A and 2B are experimental plots showing the leakage current (in units of A/cm2) as a function of the electric field (in units of MV/cm) in a conventional SiC barrier layer and in a SiCN barrier layer of the present invention, respectively. At 1 MV/cm, the leakage current is approximately 300 μA/cm2 in a SiC barrier (FIG. 2A), compared to that of approximately 100 nA/cm2 in a SiCN barrier (FIG. 2B). Thus, utilizing a SiCN barrier layer, as opposed to a SiC barrier layer, the leakage current is reduced by a factor of 3000 at an electric field of 1 MV/cm, while still maintaining the same effectiveness in preventing copper diffusion. Furthermore, the resulting SiCN layer has a relatively low dielectric constant, typically between around 5.3 and 6.3, depending on the mixture and ratio of gases used to form the SiCN.
[0025] The SiCN layer can be deposited in various ways. One suitable method involves deposition in a plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) chamber. In PECVD, the desired feed gases are reacted by passing them through a plasma field. The plasma used in such processes can comprise energy derived from a variety of sources such as electric discharges, electromagnetic fields in the radio-frequency or microwave range, lasers or particle beams. The specific frequency, power, and pressure are generally adjusted for the application, wafer size, reaction chamber, etc. In PECVD reactors the coupling between the plasma and the power is capacitive, resulting in low plasma density. The combination of low plasma density and high pressure results in negligible film sputtering in PECVD deposition. In addition, those skilled in the art will understand that the rate of film deposition in PECVD processes may increase with the amount of bias power applied to the wafer.
[0026] One way of depositing SiCN using PECVD deposition involves feeding silane (SiH4), methane (CH4), and ammonia (NH3) to the PECVD chamber. Table 1 below lists the three gases for deposition of a SICN layer and their respective gas flow ranges, with the actual gas flow amount dependent upon the application and wafer size.
[0027] Note that NH3 flow rates of 1500 sccm and 3000 sccm both produced a SiCN layer with a measured leakage current of around 90 nA/cm2 at an electric field of 1 MV/cm. It was also noted that at NH3 flow rates above 4000 sccm, the resulting material started resembling a nitride, while at flow rates below 500 sccm, the resulting material behaved like silicon carbide. Table 2 below lists various process parameters and ranges for a SiCN deposition step. Note that the SiCN can be deposited using both multistation and single station deposition.
[0028] Other gases can also be used for PECVD deposition, such as methylsilane (CH3SiH3), dimethylsilane (CH3(SiH2)2), trimethylsilane (CH3(SiH)3), or tetramethylsilane (Si(CH3)4). NH3 is added to the methylsilanes to create the SiCN layer. N2 and SiH4 may also be used to adjust the composition. The system parameters will be the same as in Table 2.
[0029] Instead of using PECVD, the SiCN layer can also be deposited using high density plasma (HDP) deposition. Feed gases of 1) SiH4, C2H2, and N2 or 2) SiH4, CH4, and N2 can be used to form the SiCN layer using an HDP process. HDP chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes typically operate at a pressure range several (two to three) orders of magnitude lower than corresponding PECVD processes (i.e., in the milliTorr range). Moreover, in an HDP reactor, power is coupled inductively, instead of capacitively, to the plasma, resulting in higher plasma density. Consequently, in an HDP reactor, because of the pressure and plasma characteristics, the atoms impinging on the depositing film surface are much more energetic than in a PECVD reactor, such that gas-solid collisions may result in sputtering of the deposited film. Another characteristic of HDP deposition is that increased bias power applied to the wafer results in an increased in situ sputter etch component, thereby decreasing the deposition rate.
[0030] The differences in the physics and chemistry of PECVD and HDP processes result in significant differences in the growth of the deposited film. For example, in PECVD processes, plasma is used to generate deposition precursors, which in turn, are driven to the wafer surface by applied bias power to the wafer. Because of the relatively high pressure of operation (on the order of 1 Torr, compared to a few milliTorr for HDP processes), the ions experience a large number of collisions. As a result, the flux of deposition precursor species to the wafer surface is distributed.
[0031] The above-described embodiments of the present invention are merely meant to be illustrative and not limiting. It will thus be obvious to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from this invention in its broader aspects. For example, the above description described the use of a silicon carbon nitride layer, which has a low leakage current and prevents metal atom migration through the SiCN layer, as a diffusion barrier for copper or metal interconnection layers. However, the properties of the SICN layer also make such a layer suitable as an etchstop or a passivation layer for protecting the semiconductor device. An etchstop layer is used in dual damascene fabrication sequence in defining a line and a via. The passivation layer is used for protection from scratches and for protection from metal ions such as sodium. Therefore, the appended claims encompass all such changes and modifications as fall within the true spirit and scope of this invention.
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Jul 9, 2013An excellent platformer that will test your patience along with your skills in a fair, entertaining and imaginative way. [Issue#231]
May 31, 2013Then I scanned the mental checklist of requirements for a 5 out of 5 score: high quality game without serious flaw? Check. One of the very best games available for the 3DS? Check. Does it use 3D to the game's benefit? In general yes and at times, hell yes. Can a player turn off the 3D and still get a complete experience? Yup. Do I stay awake too late, miss busses, and burn food in the toaster oven because I'm so absorbed by it, and can't put it down? Yes, yes and yes.
May 17, 2013If you missed out on Donkey Kong Country Returns the first time around, or you disliked the motion-heavy controls of the original, pick up this version. With solid tactile feedback, the 3DS edition of the game has cemented itself as one of my favorite platformers of all time without question.
May 17, 2013The visuals translate perfectly onto the 3DS, as if they were meant to be there in the first place. Everything fits tightly into the smaller screen, yet despite all the action and quick timing, you never feel as if there are too many distractions.
Jun 2, 2013Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is a must have game for lovers of platformers that really takes this port to the definitive level.
May 17, 2013Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is a near perfect remake of the Wii classic.
May 31, 2013All in all, this is definitely something that all 3DS owners should consider picking up. Even if you played the heck out of Donkey Kong Country Returns on the Wii, I think you'll find that this definitely warrants the double dip.
Jun 19, 2013Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is better than the original -- still a difficult game -- but the advantage of being able to close the lid of the 3DS and take a break rather than hurling a Wii Remote in frustration and the lengths the developers went to make the game more accessible without really changing anything about the game elevates the entire experience.
Jun 13, 2013The 3DS version's new features aren't essential, but luckily the original game still is. It's not a perfect port, but Returns 3D is nevertheless an excellent and polished platformer. [June 2013]
May 29, 2013If you loved the original series, or even the Wii reboot, this iteration is a must own.
May 28, 2013On the whole, Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D offers up one of the most challenging and rewarding platforming adventures in recent memory. Take note, developers, this is how a port should be done.
May 21, 2013Not only one of the greatest games for the Nintendo 3DS, but also the perfect example that great game design is timeless.
May 19, 2013Donkey Kong Country Returns was a great game on the Wii and it is a great game on the 3DS. Even if you have already played the Wii version, this 3D remake is amazing value for your money.
May 17, 2013Where Rare fell into obscurity, Retro and Monster Games seem to have picked up the pieces and evolved the platforming formula to a new level, streamlining certain features and giving the 3DS yet another must-play game.
May 17, 2013Monster Games' 3DS version further tweaks the formula, with better controls and a new difficulty mode that feels just right. This is the best version of a densely packed, fast-paced and beautifully designed platformer.
May 16, 2013One of the best 2D platform games in the last years. Varied game, full of possibilities and long. Donkey Kong Country Returns has a polished gameplay and brilliant artistic designs in the return for the most famous virtual monkey, now in a great hand-held version.
May 16, 2013The 3D effect has arguably never been better used in a platformer on the system — ironic as it wasn't originally designed for the hardware — and it's a technically sound iteration of one of the Wii's very best games.
Jun 20, 2013One of the best 2D platformers with a tonne of replayability, now in a portable shell.
May 17, 2013A great port of an amazing game. The extra world is a worthwhile addition, and the new easy mode should allow even more people to enjoy the ride.
May 28, 2013With what could you call Donkey Souls one of the best and hardest Jump'n'runs in recent years has finally come to 3DS. It it not pitch perfect though. But who cares about occasional framerate issues against the pure joy you can experience with this gem.
May 20, 2013Although its lack in innovation and some problems related to the screen scaling, this edition for Nintendo 3DS is still surprising, maintaining the excellent platforming experience that we experienced in Wii. If you missed it, this is the best time to play it.
May 17, 2013Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is a good port of a great game; a minor graphical downgrade is the only price to pay for a overall better version, with more precise control a some nice new content.
May 16, 2013It still is as good as we remember it. If you've already played it on Wii there are not too many reasons to play it again, but if you missed it, you've got in front of you one of the best platformers we've seen in the last few years.
May 30, 2013A great platformer with broader appeal than before, but there isn't a lot new here. [July 2013, p.78]
May 23, 2013Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is an excellent port of an excellent game - though its difficulty may be a little off-putting for newcomers.
May 19, 2013One of the finest Wii games make its "return" on the 3DS. Monster Games managed to squeeze the brilliant level design and the epic challenges of the original game in this 3DS port. Some minor visual problems keep it a step away from the original Retro Studios game, but it's absolutely still worth playing.
May 17, 2013Retro Studios' foray into 2D platformers is great, but this isn't the definitive version and, honestly, you might be better off tracking down the Wii version.
May 17, 2013While I enjoyed the extreme challenge of collecting all the letters and conquering the Golden Temple in the original game, I feel that these items make the game more enjoyable without taking away too much of the difficulty.
Jun 2, 2013Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D doesn't have enough to entice Wii owners back into the jungle, but if you haven't yet made the trip to Kong Island, you'd be absolutely bananas to miss out.
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User score distribution:
Positive: 30 out of 34
Mixed: 1 out of 34
Negative: 3 out of 34
May 28, 2013Disclaimer: Donkey Kong Country is my favorite platforming series of all time. Out of all the amazing SNES games, I'd rank Donkey Kong CountryDisclaimer: Donkey Kong Country is my favorite platforming series of all time. Out of all the amazing SNES games, I'd rank Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest straight at number one. Having never owned a Wii, I had been counting the days to get my hands on Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D.
The good news is: it is absolutely amazing. Every production value here is through the roof. The graphics are incredible, with perhaps the best use of the 3D effect I have ever seen in a 3DS game. The music, another hallmark of excellence in the series, remains completely immersive, with the Kenji Yamamoto compositions doing justice to the incredible old tunes by David Wise and Eveline Fischer. The controls, which apparently were almost a dealbreaker in the Wii version, work perfectly. There is an "easy" mode, as well (but come on, the ridiculous difficulty is yet another DK trait you shouldn't miss out on).
Thankfully, and as always, Donkey Kong's quest is filled to the brim with collectibles. The KONG letters are given newfound importance, while puzzle pieces are scattered through every world (often as rewards to the much-beloved bonus minigames). A source of disappointment, however, is the lack of DK coins. Finding one of those, huge and majestic, after lots and lots of searching, was a reward like no other. They had an epic feel that, sadly, no items here manage to recapture.
Perhaps the saddest part of the game is the lack of animal buddies (only Ranbi the Rhino is available, while Squawks the Parrot has a small side role). They were one of the most fun parts of the SNES games, especially in the fantastic "animal barrel" stages, where you assumed full contol rather than merely riding them. Their absence is really unexcusable, and it's almost enough to compel me into dropping the perfect rating.
Still, if you haven't played the originals, chances are you'll find nary a flaw in Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D. Feel absolutely free to dismiss my few points of criticism as ramblings of a huge fan of the series, who is naturally bound to be more demanding. This is an absolute must-buy if you're a fan of platforming, as it's quite likely the best game the 3DS will ever see in the genre.… Full Review »
May 26, 2013I just can't believe they put a full fledged wii game on the 3ds. Diddy's Kong Quest was one of the best Donkey Kong games I've ever playedI just can't believe they put a full fledged wii game on the 3ds. Diddy's Kong Quest was one of the best Donkey Kong games I've ever played and it sits in the top 10 best games I've ever played. This one is a whole new twist that doesn't take away from the originals. Retro has their own flavor and they respect the Rareware games as well by not using their enemies. Utimately it's a fantastic game that does better on the 3ds with all the entertainment coming at your face from the background. I'm just overly impressed and I hope that Nintendo keeps coming up with rereleases like this. I never got to play Skyward sword and am wondering if they could put that on the 3ds as well. I'm sure that would go over extremely well too.… Full Review »
May 24, 2013This is a great game, quite difficult since it's start. I can't feel the same Rareware magic that I felt while playing DonkeyKongLand2 forThis is a great game, quite difficult since it's start. I can't feel the same Rareware magic that I felt while playing DonkeyKongLand2 for first time but it's still a great game.
Welcome back Kong… Full Review »


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Why the Syria crisis will torment Obama for the rest of his presidency.
- By Salman Shaikh<p> Salman Shaikh is director of the Brookings Doha Center and fellow at the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution. He previously served as the special assistant to the U.N. special coordinator for the Middle East peace process. </p>
Just as President Barack Obama was losing the debate in Congress for launching a military strike against the Syrian regime, his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, offered him an escape hatch. Moscow's proposal that Bashar al-Assad relinquish control of his chemical weapons has given everyone a convenient diplomatic pause to do "something else" — even at the risk of accomplishing nothing of value.
Nobody should be under the illusion that the Russian initiative means that the Syrian crisis is solved. It should be clear to all now that Assad is willing to do whatever it takes to stay in power — his regime and his international backers will block, obfuscate, and delay for all they are worth, while launching a brutal assault to crush their domestic opponents. And when it comes to the political process, they are focused on Syria's presidential election in mid-2014, which will once again anoint Assad as the "legitimate" president of Syria.
Obama's pursuit of a diplomatic solution is the path of least resistance right now, both at home and abroad. He has made the issue all about chemical weapons and not about the removal of Assad — a point the Syrian dictator would have clearly noted in listening to Obama's presidential address on Tuesday night. But all the words and diplomatic initiatives cannot hide one basic truth: The Syrian crisis will not go away — in fact, it will continue to haunt Obama's presidency for the rest of its days.
Nevertheless, this latest sorry episode contains a lesson for the Obama administration about how to deal with the Assad regime. In order to bring real change in Syria, the White House must state clear goals, isolate the regime diplomatically, and be prepared to enforce these mandates through the use of force, if necessary.
It is this strategy that allowed U.N. inspectors to reach the site of the Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack in five days — not the five months it took them to get into Syria in the first place. It has also forced Russia to scramble to extract concessions from Assad — namely, admitting for the first time he has chemical weapons and opening the possibility of putting them under international control.
Given the history of Russian obstructionism at the U.N. Security Council since the beginning of the Syria crisis, there is every reason to be skeptical of a return to Turtle Bay. But there is a chance that Washington and Moscow's interests could finally align: In early December, the Russians warned Assad not to put them in an awkward position by conducting a large-scale chemical weapons attack. Now that the Assad regime has done just that, Moscow should be pushed to deliver in order to protect its own credibility.
In the next few days, there will be a struggle between those who want effective U.N. action and those who are looking for another diplomatic time-waster to help Assad escape accountability. It is time to banish the duplicitous talk that has so far characterized the debate at the United Nations. If the world body fails again to affect meaningful change in Syria, its credibility will decline even further. In this regard, the U.N. Secretariat and the U.N. secretary general can play an important role in guiding its members toward an effective U.N. mandate. But the United Nations must also be in a position to move quickly if it is forced to do so.
The United States and its allies should be prepared to take their argument to key countries in the United Nations, including the powerful 120 member non-aligned movement and the non-Security Council BRICs — India, South Africa, and Brazil. By building broader international support, Obama will pave the way for a U.N. Security Council resolution that lays out real consequences for Assad if he does not cooperate.
The United States must not be dissuaded from action by the memories of wars past. This is not Iraq — the Obama administration's case is just and the evidence is there. The United States may also be helped by the U.N. inspector's first report, which is rumored to be released in the next week or so.
The White House also must not forget the larger human tragedy occurring in Syria. Whether or not it cuts a deal over the Assad regime's chemical weapons, it will still have made no progress in stopping the slaughter of Syrians and the radicalization of opposition forces. A political solution lies not with a negotiated settlement brokered by the world's major powers, but by engaging the majority of fence-sitting Syrians who are now too scared to risk backing either side. This silent majority is crucial to forging a Syrian-led political transition — and they have not been supported enough by the international community.
The entire Arab world is closely watching how Obama handles this crisis. Friendly Arab leaders are increasingly worried about Washington: They have not been consulted adequately about the zigzags of American diplomacy, and are asking how they can rely on the United States if Obama does not have the determination to take on their arch foes, particularly Assad. In the absence of U.S. leadership, they will be tempted to pile on more weapons support to the rebels — without the organizing capability that Washington could bring.
It has become obvious that President Obama needs a real Syria strategy — one that relies on America's military, diplomatic, financial, and humanitarian assets. Such a strategy must treat Assad like the brutal despot he is, acknowledging that only coercion and diplomatic isolation will convince him to give in to U.S. demands. Congress, through amending the bills authorizing the use of force in Syria, has a chance to insist that the administration produce such a strategy.
Obama should now realize that he cannot simply manage the effects of the Syrian conflict, he has to help resolve it. Otherwise, Assad will keep provoking crises — at the cost of American credibility, and Syrian lives.
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