Yes, yes, it's the DK Rap folks. Originally composed by Rare's Grant Kirkhope for Donkey Kong 64, it's made numerous appearances throughout Donkey Kong's life, including Super Smash Bros. Melee ...

At the very end, it revealed a brand-new 3D platformer starring Donkey Kong. This is the first game of its type since Donkey Kong 64 hit the Nintendo 64 all the way back in 1999.

The DK rap is attributed to “ Donkey Kong 64 ” rather than a human creator in the credits for the film, which was produced by Nintendo, Universal Pictures, and Illumination.

That’s a Lot of Collectibles Donkey Kong 64 became infamous for having too many collectibles, and Donkey Kong Bananza took plenty of inspiration from that game.

Despite being a lifelong appreciator of Nintendo games, Donkey Kong as a character has never resonated with me all that much. I blame 1999’s Donkey Kong 64. It's worth it to look at their faces ...

Donkey Kong Bananza started development after Super Mario Odyssey was finished, Nintendo has said, and work first began on the original Switch console.

Donkey Kong Bananza was made by the team behind Super Mario Odyssey The new platformer launching July 17 is the first 3D Donkey Kong game in over 25 years.

Donkey Kong 64 turns 20 this year and some of the lead developers have gathered to recall the gaffs and blunders that went into the development.

In 1999, Donkey Kong 64 made its way to its way to the Nintendo 64, and it had a lot of high expectations to live up to. Not only was developer Rare following up a great platformer in Banjo ...

Donkey Kong 64 (Nintendo 64 Game) first released 24th Nov 1999, developed by Rare and published by Nintendo.