Donkey Kong Country is amazing. I would pay anything for it, even 900 dollars (but I bought my copy for 20!). Why is it so amazing? Well when it is cut on it plays a the original arcade Donkey Kong theme, but then Donkey Kong swoops in with his boom box and dances to a remixed version of that. Now how many 16-bit consoles were able to produce dancing 3D monkeys? Then the game starts. Donkey Kong burst out of his house. The game itself did not have any kind of plotline, but it was pretty obvious after a while. Donkey Kong walks into a cave with a sign that reads "DK's banana hoard". The music gets sad and Donkey Kong starts shaking his head. I got the message pretty well. Somebody stole Donkey Kong's bananas and he wants them back. This was all shown through 3D animations. Soon the big monkey is running through beautifully rendered levels. Controlling a giant rampaging monkey seems really hard, but it is not. He moves about as well as Mario. The level design is beautiful. My favorite was Stop and Go Station, which had me flipping a switch to freeze an enemy. Every time the enemy was frozen the lamps in the level would shine red. When the effects of the switch wore off the lights shined green. It was a very interesting puzzle. The soundtrack is as good as the graphic effects. I don't know how, but I have never heard as good of a score as this, and this came off of a cartridge. I have played Sonic CD (with some of the catchiest tunes), Super Mario Galaxy (fully orchestrated), and A Link to the Past, but none of those sound as good as this. Each tune went along with the theme. A dreary and quieter tune if it is raining, a flute tune for a forest theme, and a nice quiet tune for the nighttime Tree Top Town level. Believe me, once you buy this you will want to smash your uncreative and overhauled Xbox 360 to bits.