These sources claim that, unlike Odyssey, this new game will be in a 2D or 2.5D format rather than pure 3D. Related: Nintendo Japan Website Updates Diddy Kong, Possibly Hinting At New GameĪccording to a tweet by Youtuber LonelyGoomba, which Nintendo Life would later verify, Nintendo is supposedly looking to revive the Donkey Kong franchise with a new in-house title by Nintendo EPD, the development team behind Super Mario Odyssey. After Rare was acquired by Microsoft in 2002, Donkey Kong would continue in the form of numerous spin-offs until its next true sequel in the form of Retro Studios’ Donkey Kong Country Returns, which was released on the Wii in 2010.
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The Donkey Kong series would hit its stride in the mid-90s thanks to Rare, who developed the classic SNES title Donkey Kong Country and its two sequels as well as the 3D Donkey Kong 64. Having been first introduced as an enemy of "Jumpman" (who would later be known as Mario) in the original Donkey Kong arcade cabinet back in 1981, the character has seen several peaks and valleys over the years. While the great ape with a love of bananas and a dislike of crocodiles who want to steal them remains a beloved icon of Nintendo, he hasn’t seen a true console title since 2014’s Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze - ports and remasters notwithstanding.
Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.A new Donkey Kong game might be in the works for the Nintendo Switch, and the talented team behind 2017's Super Mario Odyssey could be the ones making it.
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