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Donkey Kong Land 3 III – Gameboy Game

Original price was: $58.40.Current price is: $38.97.

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  • 121 Day Warranty Period
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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Donkey Kong Land 3 III Game Boy Game Cartridge Cleaned, Tested, and Guaranteed to Work!

PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:045496730666
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Game Boy
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:GB_DONKEY_KONG_LAND_3_III

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

Additional information

Weight 8 lbs
Product Type

Platform

Gameboy

ESRB Rating

Everyone

Genre

Action & Adventure

Players

1

Condition

Used

19 reviews for Donkey Kong Land 3 III – Gameboy Game

  1. link56

    this game is one of the best games I ever played for gameboy color. when I saved great log I thought ive beaten the game but there were even more challenges which makes the game endless

  2. josh muchnick

    awesome game! one of the best, very good story line and fun to play,highly recommended. it is a lot of fun

  3. John T. Biber

    A really awsome game! If this had asmuch advertisement as pokemon it would have been so much better. This game destroyes pokemon. Tobad its so underground in america.

  4. C. Kim

    I just wanna say that the ‘flaw’ some reviewers mentioned IS NOT a flaw. The ‘supposed to be fixed’ flaw is.."Another flaw is that the bugs in the combat system were never fixed (if you assign a monster to attack another monster and the monster you want it to attack dies before yours has a chance to strike, the attack goes to waste. In other RPGs, when this happens, the attack is usually inflicted onto another target, but not here.)"What this means is that instead of just executing commands or button-smashing, you gotta assign appropriate command to your monsters; you gotta know your enemies. There is no such thing as ‘wasted’ attack/command because you should know how much attack and magic would take an enemy monster away, what specific spell/how many times will wipe them out, and etc. You are playing a role-playing game here; monsters simply follow what YOU ordered them to do…they don’t simply decide on their own and decide to be ‘effective’ by cutting down the ‘wasted’ attack all of sudden.I know I’m being a ‘jerk’ here…and may be they are right..it was a bug, which was supposed to be fixed. However, being a Dragon Warrior Mosnters lover, I just had to get it out of the system. Any game has some kind of flaw. However, when a specific feature of a game, which is specifically designed for a specific reason, is being labeled as ‘flaw/bug’ then it’s a different story.My apology for those who said it’s a bug/flaw (not trying to criticize your review, simply.

  5. hammy

    This game is one of my favorite and best games!… Buy it…!! its challenging and great fun!…

  6. TwistaG

    Any game that involves collecting monsters is going to draw comparisons to the all-holy Pokemon. It’s unavoidable. So let’s dismiss the assumption that Enix’s Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 is a Pokemon clone. It is not. If anything, it’s a merging of Pokemon and Monster Rancher. If you want to collect every monster imaginable, you’re gonna need to put some of your fave beasts out to stud and breed whole new species. Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 is actually two games in one. The first half of the game is a very classical Japanese RPG. The kingdom’s in trouble and it’s up to you, the unsuspecting hero, to save the day. The second half is all about finding new monsters, building them up, breeding them, and repeating the process to infinity with the hopes of finding every last species. There are two separate games you can buy, Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi’s Journey or Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Tara’s Adventure. Both titles are nearly identical. The same quest, the same results. But each title has unique monsters and magic keys. To reach all of the many lands of Dragon Warrior Monsters 2, you’ll have to breed monsters and swap keys with a buddy playing the other game. Cobi and Tara are friendly siblings whose family has just opened a monster ranch on the tiny island of GreatLog. Their peaceful lives are soon disrupted when the irresponsible Prince Kameha and his monster sidekick, Warubou, accidentally destroy the GreatLog’s navel plug (yes, you read that right). As often happens when.

  7. Diane Tidwell

    Great quality and great packaging

  8. Roza Mollova

    This game is cool. It’s a game that’s not always easy but once you do the hard parts it’s very fun! I’m one the last level(I think)! It’s good game. It’s very good to play when you’re bored or anytime at all! So if you’re just looking around for something to buy, this is it.

  9. AlfonsoStreich

    Love it!

  10. S. A DUNN

    Dragon Warrior Monsters 2 series is by far the best RPG available. The play value alone makes up for the “primitive” graphics and sound. It never gets boring, it is far more satisfying than any of them “Blackjack” or “Tetris” cheapies played by old ladies on the bus to the nearest casino!My secrets for fantastic gameplay are to first take the time to create 3 of the ultimate monsters: three Granslimes with Swiss Knives of reparative and utilitarian spells. These monsters are invulnerable to most spells cast by other monsters, and other monster attacks just take on the average, 1 “HP” from your beloved Granslimes. This team can hastily clean the clocks of even the most powerful boss monsters, making collecting all 311 other monsters a breeze!Another tactic I use is to make a “crip” sheet of all the families of monsters with all the monsters listed in the family. As I collect the monsters, I check them off in the crip sheet, avoiding countless visits to the “library” to check my monster farm status. Also I hurry up and breed useless monsters to create one needed to complete my collection. Also I take them out and fight with them to get them to level 20 to learn most all their native and inherited spells before once again pouring them back into the breeding soup. I dont pay much attention to their temprament, that can be changed later on with books you can buy with the fortune made by selling items I pick up on the way. Also I discard most all offensive and defensive sp.

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