Rolling Stone recently attended a preview event of Donkey Kong Bananza, going hands-on with multiple sections of the game over the course of the two-hour session. Based on our early impressions, ...

It’s been far too long since Donkey Kong’s last 3D adventure, but Donkey Kong Bananza is about to set that right on Nintendo Switch 2. This is a big, brash, counterpart to Super Mario Odyssey ...

Donkey Kong is one of Nintendo’s premier figures, a core mascot whose widespread appeal continues to grow, placing him among the company’s most cherished characters. His image is globally ...

Then, this year has seen the redesigned Donkey Kong not only featured in Mario Kart World, but also a brand-new adventure with Donkey Kong Bananza. That said, Donkey Kong's old look hasn't been ...

Donkey Kong is one of the biggest video game franchises of all time for Nintendo. The franchise has an incredibly large fanbase, with a lot of them anticipating a new Donkey Kong game for a while now.

Donkey Kong Bananza may have intriguing implications for the Donkey Kong timeline, based on a leak for the ape’s upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 game. A piece of artwork apparently leaked by Nintendo ...

Donkey Kong Bananza made headlines during the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct, but a recently leaked image has the game even more in the attention of gamers. While being the first 3D Donkey Kong game ...

Listen to Cranky Kong’s dialogue long enough, and you’ll learn that he was the original Donkey Kong. This also apparently means that the current character is the son of DK Junior, now grown.

While Donkey Kong’s redesign was revealed back in 2022, in the lead up to The Super Mario Bros. Movie, it was only given a full showcase in the Switch 2 Direct on Wednesday.

It’s called Donkey Kong Bananza and launches exclusively for the Switch 2 on July 17, which is just over a month after the console hits store shelves. It looks cool!

Donkey Kong Bananza – Announcement Trailer (Nintendo Switch 2) Watch on YouTube In the trailer, we see the gorilla punching, climbing and rolling his way through 3D destructible environments.

Nintendo took advantage of Donkey Kong Jr.‘s classic design from the arcade and NES game of the same name and did away with a Donkey Kong altogether, which speaks to the popularity of the ...