The latest Donkey Kong Bananza news might confirm a major theory surrounding a returning character from DK's classic arcade days.

Donkey Kong Bananza's young Pauline twist echoes Wreck-It Ralph, bringing DK’s legacy full circle in one of Nintendo’s most heartfelt pairings yet.

Welcome back to another edition of Box Art Brawl! Before we get cracking with this week's epic battle, let's take a look at how Contact went on with its own duel. It was incredibly close; possibly ...

The 20-feet-tall arcade cabinet was created with input from Nintendo America as part of a museum expansion. The 20-feet-tall 'Donkey Kong' arcade cabinet installed at the Strong National Museum of ...

For those less familiar with the extended Mario/Donkey Kong universe, Pauline is a side character who first appeared as the iconic damsel in distress in the 1981 Donkey Kong arcade game.

Six new posters have been released in total, featuring Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Toad. The six posters give us a much better look at the designs that will be used in the movie ...

Pauline is, of course, a character from the original Donkey Kong, and the woman that Mario is tasked with rescuing from DK’s clutches in the 1981 arcade original.Pauline later appeared in ...

Cranky is typically portrayed as the original Donkey Kong from the 1981 arcade classic, now older and wiser (but no less side-splittingly bitter).

As part of our June 30 expansion, The Strong will create the world's largest, playable Donkey Kong arcade game. The game will stand nearly 20-feet tall and will be available for guests to play!

The Strong museum’s planned 20-foot tall Donkey Kong arcade cabinet will use regularly-sized controls for users on the ground. The rest will be made with aluminum and MDF fiberboard.

The Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester, New York, is building a 20-foot-tall Donkey Kong arcade machine, making it the largest, playable construction of the game.