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Gordon “Gunny” Gundrum (park ranger) eyes the crowd, and Mahalia Jackson (hat andĭr. This video shows the different stages that the game has gone through during development.As King delivers his “I Have a Dream” speech, Bayard Rustin (in glasses) stands behind, Now you can start the game from the Wii System Menu.įor those that are interested I also created a making of video.Install the WAD file using a WAD manager of your choice.Put the SD card back in the SD card slot on the Wii.Create the folder SD:\wad\ on the SD card.The WAD is included in the wad-folder in the download ZIP. I created a channel forwarder WAD to add the Donkey Kong Jr game to the system menu. All sounds recorded from a playing session with my G&W Donkey Kong Jr.

All other graphics created from a picture taken from my G&W Donkey Kong Jr.

Background graphic 'borrowed' from 'Game and Watch Gallery 3'.

Controlled using the Wiimote controller in horizontal position.

Each level becomes gradually more difficult: more birds and crocs are added.

Gameplay identical to the Game & Watch Donkey Kong Jr.

This is the result and I hope you like it. I thought it would be fun to recreate it for the Wii. At the age of 13 I programmed a relatively simple version of the Game and Watch Donkey Kong Jr for the TRS-80 home computer. So I decided to give it a try and to recreate a game that I programmed in 1983. I learned that the devkitpro development environment could help me with it. So I started looking for information about creating Wii homebrew applications. That question triggered me because the month before I softmodded my Wii. A girl asked him if it would be possible to program games for the Nintendo Wii. A student of de 'hogeschool voor de kunsten' was telling about game design. Why? Because it is simply possible to do and a fun experience too! I got the trigger to start this at an information evening at my son's school. And now I programmed this version for the Wii homebrew. In 1983, I programmed my own version for the TRS-80 home computer.

Donkey Kong Jr In 1982 I got my first ‘handheld’ console: the G&W Donkey Kong Jr.