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Game History:Donkey Kong is an arcade game developed by Nintendo, released in 1981. It is an early example of the platform genre, as the gameplay focuses on maneuvering the main character across a series of platforms while dodging obstacles. The storyline is thin but well-developed for its time. The Donkey Kong arcade video game will stand nearly 20-feet tall — 370% larger than the original machine Finally, the original! I was never particularly good at this game (couldn't afford to drop quarter after quarter when i was 10), but it's a fun challenge, and there was nothing like the colorful, cartoony graphics and distinctive, lively sounds of Donkey Kong in the arcades back in the day-- so memorable and iconic. It remains my favorite old school arcade game to this day. It's so great being able to just hop in and play it for 15 minutes, whenever, wherever, just as it was all those years ago.

Donkey Kong Jr. first came to Nintendo Switch Online in May 2019. Donkey Kong’s Continued Popularity Barrels still play a large role in getting around, but where they take players varies quite a bit. Gone are the familiar worlds of the first game: “We had exhausted all the obvious” settings in the first game, Mayles told Retro Gamer. With a desire to “be a little more out there,” the team developed levels that got more specific than “jungle” or “mountain.” Now there was the beehive of Hornet Hole and the thickets of Bramble Blast.

In recent years, Nintendo has found itself as a prolific developer of family-friendly games that push boundaries within its respective genres. Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild both delivered massively successful versions of each franchise in a more expansive format, and this output is unrivaled in the wider industry. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze on Switch was a welcome return, but its gameplay could possibly influence a more ambitious project that takes its successes to the next level - ultimately being another effort to modernize classic Nintendo IPs with the full potential of current technologies. ReferencesEdit Manufacture: Namco