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Donkey Kong Bananza is a smashing good time

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Donkey Kong Bananza Fans Are Having Way Too Much Fun With Its Artist Mode

Many paid homage to Donkey Kong’s previous look and style from the Rare days and CGI-animated cartoon.

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Donkey Kong Bananza Is Satisfyingly Smashing Madness

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Donkey Kong Bananza (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

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There’s a Lot to Dig in Donkey Kong Bananza

In this lavishly animated extravaganza, he displays some human attributes and a penchant for mining gold.

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‘Donkey Kong Bananza’ launch event at Nintendo San Francisco store

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Donkey Kong Bananza finally confirms who voices DK in the Switch 2 era, and it's the exact Mario Movie actor we all thought it was

Donkey Kong Bananza has confirmed the identity of the big ape's new voice actor after Mario Kart World didn't feature Takashi Nagasako in the credits.

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Super Mario Odyssey Could Hold the Key to Donkey Kong Bananza's Future

Donkey Kong Bananza has a lot in common with Super Mario Odyssey, but there's still one more idea it should borrow.

Hey, should Donkey Kong be eating all these giant metal bananas?

You will escape Donkey Kong’s treasure-filled colon. Because, seriously: Should the star of the brand new (and instantly vital) Nintendo Switch 2 title Donkey Kong Bananza be eating so many golden, gem-covered bananas?

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Donkey Kong Bananza is a destructive delight that's basically Super Mario Odyssey+, and I can't believe it wasn't a Switch 2 launch title

Coming into Donkey Kong Bananza, the eponymous ape had a lot of work to do to impress me. I'll admit I've never picked up any of DK's games, which means my main experience is him being my arch-nemesis in every Mario Kart game from DS to Mario Kart World ...

Donkey Kong Bananza's "rich and thick" hero isn't butt-naked this time around because Nintendo was "conscious" of how he looked "from the back"

Donkey Kong Bananza producer Kenta Motokura recently explained, in the newest Ask the Developer blog, that the team at Nintendo "were also conscious of how Donkey Kong would look from the back while he's moving" since players tend to stare at a character's backside a lot in third-person games.