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===Sound changes=== | ===Sound changes=== | ||
*The original soundtrack of the game, which is notably darker in tone in most of the levels, has been replaced by a completely new, lighter-toned soundtrack composed by [[David Wise]], who composed the soundtrack of the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, but only had a limited involvement with the soundtrack of the third on the Super Nintendo, which was in majority composed by [[Eveline Novakovic]]. | *The original soundtrack of the game, which is notably darker in tone in most of the levels, has been replaced by a completely new, lighter-toned soundtrack composed by [[David Wise]], who composed the soundtrack of the first two ''Donkey Kong Country'' games, but only had a limited involvement with the soundtrack of the third on the Super Nintendo, which was in majority composed by [[Eveline Novakovic|Eveline Fischer]]. | ||
**Arich now has a different battle theme than the other bosses. He shares this theme with Kroctopus. Both K. Rool battles use the same battle theme as the other bosses. | **Arich now has a different battle theme than the other bosses. He shares this theme with Kroctopus. Both K. Rool battles use the same battle theme as the other bosses. | ||
**The same track now plays for all of the Brother Bear houses, meaning that Blue no longer has a unique theme. This same track plays in Funky's Rentals, Wrinkly's Retreat, Swanky's Dash, and when meeting the Banana Queen. | **The same track now plays for all of the Brother Bear houses, meaning that Blue no longer has a unique theme. This same track plays in Funky's Rentals, Wrinkly's Retreat, Swanky's Dash, and when meeting the Banana Queen. |