Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog A quiz from an officially licensed 2002 Burger King/Nintendo activity book reveals that Donkey Kong was born in the UK. 4. Where was Donkey Kong born? a) United States b) United Kingdom c) Mexico 4. b) Donkey Kong was born in the United Kingdom, but now lives on Donkey Kong Island. 5. b) Yoshi is a Source:marioviki.com/File:BK_Activity Book_3.png :

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog Old arcade games often had "kill screens" that ended the game due to a glitch. The kill screen in Donkey Kong Jr. is on Level 22. Due to the glitched level display, this is displayed as "Level F", which is humorous due to the letter F's association with failure and loss. 756900 HIGH SCORE 756900 +3700 F LBONUS LL Source: YouTube user mariadanielaoliveracalvo7040; youtube.com/watch?v=rrgux6N2ltE -Level F Due to the glitched way level numbers are displayed, Levels 1-9 are normal, Levels 10-16 have nothing in the box ("Level Blank"), and starting with Level 17 the box uses letters. 17 is A, 18 is B, 19 is C, 20 is D, 21 is E and 22 is F. The time calculation in Level F overflows the timer so it results in a time limit that is too small to reach the goal. DK Jr. can not get very far before dying like this. Curiously, the exact same glitch also made Level 22 in the Donkey Kong arcade a kill screen.

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Video games that want to despawn an object will wait until it is slightly off screen to do so. A notable example is in the Rambi Rumble level in Donkey Kong Country 2, where King Zing will disappear if he is even a single pixel outside of the screen.

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A lesser-known kill screen can be seen in the NES version of Donkey Kong Jr., where the game crashes if beaten 134 times in a row.

I-294500 TOP-999900 10⁰ E TIIN FREE Din Source: youtube.com user "Ooglesmurf", youtube.com/watch?v=aJFXJ1QXyZ0 53COSIN) CONE 4 00 000000 ONEMO

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To promote the launch of Donkey Kong Country Returns in 2010, Nintendo Australia set up a life-size recreation of Donkey Kong's Banana Hoard in a harbor in Sydney.

BAVANI HOARD Source: deviantart.com user "Malicious-Alice", deviantart.com/malicious-alicelart/Banana-Hoard-188149534

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog All hardware sent in to Nintendo for repair is tested using system-specific software. One GBA test cartridge contains a bizarre graphics test where images of Donkey Kong, Chunky Kong and Diddy Kong are displayed and then censored to test the console's mosaic tiling functionality. Nintendo 00:00:13 Nintendo) 00:00:14 ource: twitter.com user @forestillusion, youtube.com/watch?v=RooTOLg_GY8

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Why Do We Have Hands? There Are Many Reasons: pat the DONKEY KONG hold the DONKEY KONG cherish the DONKEY KONG forfeit all mortal possessions to DONKEY KONG

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In DK 64, it is possible to cause Chunky Kong to be unlocked as a playable character while also remaining in the overworld as an NPC, resulting in two Chunkys. If the NPC Chunky is approached by playable Chunky, he will do nothing but keep looking at him.

NPC Chunky Player Chunky Player Chunky NPC Chunky In Frantic Factory in Donkey Kong 64, Chunky Kong has to be rescued from a cage by Lanky Kong pressing a button. If no Bananaport has been activated yet on that save file, and the player makes Lanky Kong fall down on one immediately after pressing the button, the Bananaport explanation animation will interfere with Chunky Kong's rescue animation. This will result in Chunky Kong being unlocked as a playable character, while the NPC Chunky (previously stuck in the cage) will be left standing in the room. If the player approaches the NPC Chunky while playing as Chunky, the NPC Chunky will do nothing but stand still and keep looking at the player. Source: youtube.com user "chordex", youtube.com/watch?v=mkoUhH&mCmg

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When played on a SNES, Donkey Kong Country 3 has an extremely small chance to accidentally misidentify itself as an illegitimate copy, bringing up this screen on startup. This is due to the console's RAM being randomized upon startup. Details in image.

An irregularity has been detected. Please turn the Power off, wait for 10 seconds, and then turn the POwer on again. Upon startup, Donkey Kong Country 3 runs integrity tests on the console to determine if the copy is legitimate or unauthorized. However, on real SNES hardware (as opposed to versions like the Wii Virtual Console, where this error does not occur), the console's RAM will be randomized upon startup, giving the game a small chance to bring up a false positive on its integrity tests, accidentally misindefying itself as an unauthorized copy. This will bring up this screen, which may startle or confuse a user playing a legitimate copy. Luckily, the instructions, when followed, result in the RAM being re-randomized, so that the error is likely not to occur again. This event is completely outside of the player's control and happens extremely rarely. Source: terf.net/Donkey_Kong_Country_3_Dixie_Kong's_Double_Trouble!

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DK 64 contains an obscure hint function that's ostensibly intended to help players who fail to make progress in any specific level; but the requirements to activate it are absurd, like pausing the game 1501 times in a row or crouching for 4 hours straight

90 SQUAWK! MAYBE YOU SHOULD TRY SOMEWHERE OEMEONE WHO 05 RETURN 46 SAVE CAN HELP YOU. EXIT LEVEL An extremely obscure "help" function exists in Donkey There are three ways to get the message to appear, Kong 64 that exits a level alongside a message by Squawks telling the player to "try somewhere else" if the player spends too much time in an area without progressing. However, the requirements to see the message are so absurd it is likely that no players have ever encountered it during regular play. every single one of which is immensely unlikely to Occur. The first one is to pause and unpause the game 1501 times without leaving an area. The second one is to use a Monkeyport pad as Tiny Kong 1501 times, also without leaving the area. Note that during regular gameplay, the usual amount of times one of those pads would be used before moving to another area is 1 or 2. Finally, the hint will activate if the player crouches for 4 hours straight, or alternatively, runs around inside an area without interacting with any objects or leaving the area for 4 hours straight. Note that merely standing still does not count, preventing the hint from activating if the game is left idle for an extended time. Surce: youtube.com user "LookAtThewindow", youtube.comlwatch?v= 7V33IMDYNT9

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Supper Mario Broth @MarioBrothBlog A quiz from an officially licensed 2002 Burger King/Nintendo activity book reveals that Donkey Kong was born in the UK. 4. Where was Donkey Kong born? a) United States b) United Kingdom c) Mexico 4. b) Donkey Kong was born in the United Kingdom, but now lives on Donkey Kong Island. 5. b) Yoshi is a Source:marioviki.com/File:BK_Activity Book_3.png :

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