Donkey Konga is frequently frantic, but Doshin is mostly laid back.Д«etween them, IвЂ™d have to choose Doshin the Giant. This aside, they couldnвЂ™t be more different. ItвЂ™s funny that both games involve slapping stuff with open palms вЂ“ you on the bongos in Donkey Konga, and Doshin himself in order to flatten the landscape. ItвЂ™s a little like Black and White, but so much better. Or, he can turn into the evil Jashin and wreak havoc on everyone. He can raise and lower land, as well as move stuff about, in order to help the inhabitants of the world. You take control of a huge naked yellow giant who definitely has a prominent navel and it isnвЂ™t a willy at all. There were two sequels, but the original has the best tracklist and in rhythm games, the tracklist is everything.Дoshin the Giant surprised everyone by making it out of Japan, although it never reached the US.

It is a lot of fun, although your hands will hurt after even a short play.

You slap either drum in time to the music as shown on screen, and it also has a microphone which is designed to pick up claps, adding a bit more variety. ItвЂ™s not all bad though! Have a look at what actually is worth mentioning:Дonkey Konga is a rhythm game, starring Donkey Kong, where you use a pair of bongos as the controller. Some other games that wonвЂ™t progress past this point include a number of Dragon Ball Z titles (these are never good, yet people keep buying them), Dora the Explorer: Journey to the Purple Planet (hopefully she never comes back), Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 (itвЂ™s no Tony Hawk), and a pair of Def Jam fighting games. Some even have the double-whammy of being Disney and sports. From вЂњDisneyвЂ™s Magical Mirror Starring Mickey MouseвЂќ (which I completed, for my sins) to вЂњDisneyвЂ™s Tarzan: FreerideвЂќ, theyвЂ™re all вЂ“ without a single exception вЂ“ crap. It may seem harsh getting rid of so many just because they have the misfortune of being a Disney licenced product, but really, they all deserve it. We can bin every single one of them along with another Disney D game which doesnвЂ™t contain вЂњDisneyвЂќ вЂ“ Donald Duck: Quack Attack. This is because, there are one hell of a lot of Disney games for the GameCube, and it would seem that most of them begin with the word вЂњDisneyвЂќ. ThereвЂ™s one word which makes culling the D list a lot easier: Disney.

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