They are getting more and more numerous, the licenses are reaching a venerable age, not to say mr. On the Nintendo side, in addition to the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., Zelda, we might have something in store for a big tie monkey.
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Nintendo reportedly has a number of projects under development around the Donkey Kong license. According to the fansite DK vine, Nintendo life and delicious ZippoIt bounces off a spring tweet from YouTubeur LonelyGoomba, a new game would be 2 or 3 years in development. Nintendo EPD would be responsible, responsible for Super Mario Odyssey. And it would be a 2D platformer, but not a new episode of Donkey Kong Country.
However, this can only be the beginning. Since the first donkey hit arcades 40 years ago and it’s a great anniversary, Nintendo clearly wants to put its barrel-throwing primate back into service. More than 6 years after the Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze was released, here is a view that would excite fans.
On all fronts
In his post, Zippo explains that he knows for sure that Nintendo has a lot of other media in mind. A film project or an animation series with the characters of Donkey Kong would be at the beginning of the production. The Super Nintendo World area of Universal Studios Japan theme park is preparing to open a new dedicated area. Photos of models shared on the Unofficial Universal Orlando Podcast in 2019 already earned him praise. Other insiders and kings of the escape had already claimed that a strange locked door from Super Nintendo World hides this part that leads us into the jungle. And it is a sure thing that derivative products will be involved. Even if we make sure not to take all of this without tweezers, do you see them coming, the Game & Watch revitalized and modernized? By the way, the first Donkey Kong terminal is celebrating its anniversary on July 9th, 1981, so maybe we should expect announcements very soon …
Otherwise, all three Donkey Kong Country from the Super NES are now accessible via Nintendo Switch Online.
