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The familiar girders open Donkey Kong, and after four stages the game becomes a puzzle of flips and handstands. Nintendo's Game Boy release from 1994 is a separate work from the 1981 arcade cabinet and from Donkey Kong Country.
Pauline waits above the first construction site, then Mario hunts keys and switches with a handstand jump. A triple jump and a flip off a wire are the tools those later worlds demand.
The 1981 cabinet ends once the girders are clear. Country is Rare's side-scroller about another Kong, while this cartridge continues into puzzle rooms.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
The series list above is the whole family set in this catalog.
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