Lost flowers decrease the bonus at the end of the round.
Some of the flying insects attempt to pick up the flowers at the bottom of the screen and carry them away. The insects are Buzzbees, Beespies, queen bees (which shatter into deadly pieces when destroyed), Creepy Caterpillars, butterflies, beetles, moths, Beebombs and vine eaters. It only spawns at the start of each life. The super spray only lasts for a limited amount of time, but it pushes Donkey Kong upward at a much faster rate, making it easier to complete the level. A super spray can on the vines falls down when Donkey Kong is sprayed past it. A level is completed by continually using bug spray on Donkey Kong, forcing him to the top of the screen, or by killing all of the bugs. Stanley can fire bug spray at both Donkey Kong and insects flying around the levels. This cartridge for the Nintendo console offers a lot of options for replay, making “Donkey Kong Classics” an NES title you'll come back to time and time again.Donkey Kong hangs from vines at the center of the screen, and the player-controlled Stanley the exterminator runs and jumps on platforms beneath him. “Donkey Kong Classics” is a fantastic title for both children and adults. If you're on the search for some retro classics, you'll love this bundle of Nintendo games. The title will loop, letting you keep playing while increasing the difficulty of each obstacle.The graphics and the sounds of these two Nintendo games are on par with the arcade platform. The action isn't over after the final stage. In the final level, you must push keys upwards into a cage to complete the rescue attempt. You'll climb everything from vines to telephone poles in an attempt to rescue your father. However, instead of jumping, this Nintendo game is about climbing. Your character needs to reach the top of the stage.
This Nintendo game has four levels, and gameplay is similar to the other half of this game. In this Nintendo title, you play as Donkey Kong's son, Kong Jr., out to rescue his father from imprisonment. The objective is to see how high of a score you can earn.“Donkey Kong Jr.” is one of the only games to feature Mario as an antagonist instead of the hero. The object of the game isn't necessarily to win since there’s no true end to a quest. However, the enemies and obstacles move quicker the second time, requiring faster reflexes. After completing these three stages, the game loops and starts over from the first stage. In the final level, you need to remove rivets from the building to send the ape crashing down on his head. In the second, you need to avoid fire and springs to reach the top. In the first, you need to climb a tower while the giant ape throws barrels at you. Collect Pauline's items scattered throughout the level to increase your score.“Donkey Kong” for NES contains three levels. However, if you can grab a hammer, you can clobber any foes and obstacles in your way. It only takes one hit from an enemy in this NES game to spell your defeat. Rather than stomp on the heads of your foes, Mario needs to hop over any obstacles in his path, utilizing the platforming genre of Nintendo games. You'll need to defeat three levels to save this lovely lady. In this title, your goal is to rescue the beautiful Pauline. Jumpman would later be renamed Mario and appear in other NES games as well. Released in the arcade in 1981, it was the first appearance of Jumpman. “Donkey Kong” was one of Nintendo's first games. Every stage, enemy, and item is present in this NES version, and the menu screen allows you to select which game you want to play. This game is a compilation of two classic arcade titles, “Donkey Kong Jr.” and the original “Donkey Kong.” Both of these games are identical to the original NES release. Donkey Kong is back in “Donkey Kong Classics” for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
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