Nintendo’s Donkey Kong Bananza Direct went out June 18, revealing a vast amount of new information about the forthcoming ...

The Donkey Kong Bananza Direct has just concluded and it has shined a spotlight on a game that looks to be truly remarkable.

Donkey Kong Country is the 1994 SNES game in which Rare crafted its take on the iconic character. So, it makes sense a theme park based on that world features the same version of Donkey Kong.

Neither that render or this new one give a proper look at the cap in full, however ... a brief glimpse of the redesigned Donkey Kong. Nintendo then officially announced Donkey Kong Bananza in April, ...

We don’t know for sure if that will be the case yet, but I’m eager to unpeel the full package and find out. [Hands-On Impressions] From the short demo I played, Donkey Kong Bananza feels like a better ...

He said the team recently went back to the Rare-designed version of the character from Donkey Kong Country and reevaluated it. "When we were talking about trying to create new versions ...

And looking back to the first generation Donkey Kong Country, we worked with Rare to create Donkey Kong Country,” Miyamoto told IGN. “When we were talking about trying to create new versions ...

Here’s how it works. Speaking to IGN, Donkey Kong (and Zelda, Mario, Pikmin, the list goes on) creator Shigeru Miyamoto was asked about the new design, and revealed just why it was time for Rare ...

Donkey Kong - Nintendo's mighty monkey with a penchant for bananas - received a bit of a makeover recently, and now we know why. Now, Donkey Kong designer and Nintendo legend Shigeru Miyamoto has ...

Donkey Kong's recent redesign has been a huge point of discussion in recent weeks, and it seems that most fans are becoming quite fond of the character's new look. Nintendo has been pretty quiet ...

Live Music Archive Librivox Free Audio Featured All Audio Grateful Dead Netlabels Old Time Radio 78 RPMs ... Strategy guide for Donkey Kong Country (Game Boy Advance). Scanned at 600 DPI Addeddate ...

In our interview, which you can read in full here, we asked Miyamoto about the new design, and what it was like seeing Donkey Kong "grow up" alongside Miyamoto's career at Nintendo. Here's his ...