When you consider Nintendo, it’s nearly inconceivable to not image Donkey Kong. The ape that began all of it, Donkey Kong’s tie-donning, barrel-launching arcade antics launched Mario to the world and nearly bankrupted Nintendo within the course of, after a near-miss authorized battle over alleged King Kong copyright infringement. But regardless of Donkers’ plain place in gaming historical past – and compulsory appearances in Smash Bros and Mario Kart – for the previous couple of console generations, Donkey Kong platformers have been MIA. Enter DK’s first standalone journey in 11 years, Donkey Kong Bananza.
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