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Donkey Kong Bananza has potentially been in development for nearly eight years: 'we started developing it after finishing Super Mario Odyssey'

Donkey Kong Bananza has had a lengthy development time, with the director claiming work started on the game right after Super Mario Odyssey.

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Nintendo Reveals How Donkey Kong Bananza Would Have Looked as a Switch 1 Game

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Getting Donkey Kong Bananza To Run At 60FPS Was Important For Nintendo

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Donkey Kong Movie Seemingly Confirmed in New Copyright Filing

A Donkey Kong movie looks like it's currently in the works, if a new copyright filing in the US is to be believed, in what's expected to be a follow-up to The Super Mario Bros. Movie.

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A Donkey Kong movie is a safe bet for Nintendo’s growing entertainment empire

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It Looks Like We're Getting A Donkey Kong Movie

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Nintendo tested arms on a Goomba before settling on Donkey Kong Bananza

The core gameplay mechanic of Donkey Kong Bananza came from a technical experiment of taking the arms from a Super Mario Odyssey Boss and putting them on a Goomba to smash the terrain!

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What time does Donkey Kong Bananza release?

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Nintendo and Universal register trademark for Donkey Kong movie

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Donkey Kong Bananza will have some framerate drops, director admits, but he's fine with that: "We prioritized fun and playability"

Destruction is at the core of Donkey Kong Bananza, with seemingly every bit of the environment ready to burst into voxels (tech that was actually developed first for Super Mario Odyssey ), which naturally can result in dropped frames, as some Donkey Kong Bananza preview s have noted.

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Nintendo Says Donkey Kong Bananza 'Will Come to Symbolise 3D Donkey Kong' — in a Separate 'Branch' to 2D Games

Expanding on comments previously made to IGN about Bananza's origins, producer Kenta Motokura has said that the game's development began when Nintendo legend Yoshiaki Koizumi asked his 3D Mario team to work its magic making a 3D DK game instead.