《以 Wii 遊玩 大金剛森林節拍》（New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat / Wiiであそぶ ドンキーコングジャングルビート）是由任天堂開發並在Wii平台推出的動作平台遊戲。是2004年在GameCube上發售的《Donkey Kong Jungle Beat》的強化移植版，隸屬於「Wiiであそぶ（Play on Wii）」系列，這個系列將過去的熱門GameCube遊戲重新調整，能以Wii遙控器和Nunchuk體感操作來重新體驗。由《超級瑪利歐銀河》系列核心成員主導製作，並以極具創意的節奏感動作玩法而受到注目。

在劇情方面，設定十分簡單直接，延續大金剛系列一貫的輕鬆冒險氛圍。主角大金剛（Donkey Kong）這次踏上旅程，是為在各個「王國（Kingdom）」中挑戰各種敵人，收集大量的「擊掌點數（Beats）」，並且打敗各地的強大首領。每個王國內包含兩個一般關卡以及一個Boss戰，必須以高超的技巧和節奏感，操縱大金剛穿梭於叢林、山脈、海洋、火山等多樣化地形，擊敗敵人、取得香蕉、累積擊掌點數，最終成為森林的霸者。雖然劇情敘事輕量，對白極少，但整體的節奏和大金剛充滿生命力的動作表演，使得冒險過程生動有趣。

在操作方面，最大特色是全面改良自GameCube版本。原版以專用的「DK Bongo鼓型控制器」進行操作，敲打左右鼓來移動、同時敲打兩邊跳躍、拍擊空氣感應器來執行擊掌動作。而在Wii版中，改為使用Wii遙控器與Nunchuk進行直覺的動作操作。用Nunchuk控制角色左右移動，甩動Wii遙控器或Nunchuk可以做出攻擊、抓取或擊掌等動作。跳躍則改為按下A鍵，整體操作更接近一般的動作遊戲，減少過去必須靠節奏連打的難度，讓遊戲變得更適合各種玩家上手。

打擊感方面，依然保持極具爽快感的節奏連鎖設計。當大金剛在空中連續抓取藤蔓、踩踏敵人、反彈牆面時，都能串連出華麗的連續動作，並大量累積擊掌點數。擊掌點數不僅影響關卡評價，還能解鎖新的挑戰路線。因此，在基本通關之外，還鼓勵追求更流暢、更高分的操作技巧。每場Boss戰也設計成小型格鬥賽，操作簡單但講求時機與節奏掌握，維持整體緊湊的遊戲節奏。

市場評價方面，在發售後普遍獲得正面評價。許多玩家與評論認為，Wii版的操作優化，使得原本以特殊控制器限定的遊戲玩法，變得更親民且普及。即使失去原版鼓打操作的新奇感，但Wii體感操作帶來另一種直覺且自然的互動體驗，也讓新舊玩家都能以輕鬆心情投入冒險。畫面方面，雖然是基於GameCube時代的作品，但重新調整後的解析度、色彩飽和度及細節表現依然相當出色，場景設計生動，動作流暢，保留原作那種充滿生命力、節奏明快的視覺氛圍。

批評的聲音主要集中於遊戲本身篇幅較短，對於追求長時間深度體驗的玩家來說，可能感到內容量不足。另外，也有部分老玩家認為，相較於原版使用Bongo鼓控制器的獨特性，Wii版的普通操作方式稍微失去一些原始的魅力與特色。

總體而言，這是節奏感極強、操作直覺流暢的動作平台遊戲。即使在操作改版後仍保有原作的爽快本質，特別適合喜歡高節奏動作、輕鬆冒險的玩家。無論是作為系列粉絲的重溫，還是新玩家初次體驗大金剛獨特動作魅力，都能提供數小時節奏感十足且充滿樂趣的精彩體驗。

New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat (Japanese title: Wiiであそぶ ドンキーコングジャングルビート) is an action-platformer developed by Nintendo for the Wii platform. It is an enhanced port of the 2004 GameCube title Donkey Kong Jungle Beat, and is part of the "New Play Control!" series, which re-releases popular GameCube games with updated controls tailored to the Wii Remote and Nunchuk’s motion-sensing capabilities. The game was created by the core team behind the Super Mario Galaxy series and gained attention for its highly creative, rhythm-based action gameplay.

The story is simple and straightforward, continuing the light-hearted, adventurous spirit typical of the Donkey Kong series. This time, Donkey Kong sets out on a journey across various "Kingdoms" to challenge enemies, collect as many "Beats" (clap points) as possible, and defeat powerful bosses in each area. Each Kingdom contains two regular stages and one boss battle. Players guide Donkey Kong through diverse environments like jungles, mountains, oceans, and volcanoes, defeating enemies, gathering bananas, and accumulating Beats in a lively quest to become the king of the forest. While the narrative is minimal and dialogue is scarce, the game's vibrant rhythm and Donkey Kong’s lively action performances make the adventure feel energetic and engaging.

In terms of gameplay, the biggest change from the GameCube version is the revamped control scheme. Originally, the game was played using a special "DK Bongo" drum controller: players would tap the left or right drum to move, hit both drums to jump, and clap to perform attacks or interactions via a microphone sensor. In the Wii version, controls are adapted for the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, offering more intuitive action gameplay. Players use the Nunchuk to move left or right, and flick either the Wii Remote or Nunchuk to attack, grab, or clap. Jumping is performed by pressing the A button, making the controls closer to those of a conventional action platformer. This redesign lowers the difficulty from the original rhythm-based system, making the game more accessible to a wider range of players.

The sense of impact and rhythm chaining remains a major highlight. Donkey Kong can perform dazzling continuous movements by swinging from vines, stomping enemies, and bouncing off walls in succession, rapidly building up Beats. These Beats not only determine the stage ratings but also unlock new challenge routes, encouraging players to aim for smoother, higher-scoring performances. Boss battles are designed as small-scale combat matches, simple to control but demanding good timing and rhythm, maintaining the game’s fast-paced momentum.

Upon release, New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat received generally positive reviews. Many players and critics praised the optimized Wii controls, which made the once controller-specific gameplay more accessible and widespread. Although it lost some of the novelty of the original bongo-drum input, the new motion controls provided a different, intuitive experience, allowing both newcomers and returning players to easily dive into the adventure. Visually, despite being based on a GameCube-era game, the improved resolution, color vibrancy, and detail adjustments kept the graphics lively and attractive. The environments are vivid, and animations are fluid, preserving the original game's energetic and rhythmic visual style.

Criticism mostly centered on the game's relatively short length, which might leave players seeking a deeper, longer experience feeling somewhat underwhelmed. Additionally, some long-time fans noted that compared to the unique appeal of the original bongo controls, the Wii version’s more conventional gameplay lost a bit of its distinctive charm.

Overall, New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat remains a rhythm-driven, fluidly controlled action platformer. Even after the control overhaul, it retains the original's exhilarating spirit, making it especially enjoyable for players who love fast-paced action and light-hearted adventures. Whether you're a series fan revisiting the title or a newcomer experiencing Donkey Kong’s unique movement style for the first time, this game offers several hours of rhythm-packed, highly entertaining gameplay.