And so I began my strange little relay system, looking for the character who, logically, would be least fit in each of the environments. So this time around, I thought it might be nice to try this through a sort of relay system and get a feel for five different characters instead of sticking with one all the way through. I think I swapped between Banjo (yes, that Banjo), Conker (again, yes, that Conker), and Krunch. Now, I usually only stuck with one or two characters whenever I played. *NOTE: I have not been paid to say the above statement regarding the EON Super 64. This thing is amazing and I have never been so thrilled to be able to record N64 footage, be it video or stills.
And since I picked it up at PAX East before everything locked down, I decided to try out my new EON Super 64 adapter. I actually had a dream the other day where I was racing the first boss as Krunch the Kremling and as soon as I finished up Dreamfall the other day, I swapped out my Xbox and N64 and made it a point to play this first. I grew up on this game, struggled a lot back then, and now I’m back to talk about it. Eight characters (apparently ten if you can unlock the other two), each with their own hidden speed, acceleration, and handling stats, and twenty race courses spread across five worlds. So Diddy Kong Racing is a pretty simple game. Maybe it’s the little brother or player 2 thing. This came out when I was a kid and, having grown up with Donkey Kong Country, I always loved Diddy Kong just as much as I do Luigi. Mario Kart is one, and another is Diddy Kong Racing. Personally, I tend to shy away from sports games, multiplayer-only titles, and a lot of racing games. Everybody has their preferences when it comes to the games they like.
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