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Donkey Kong, Nintendo and Universal Pictures

Universal once sued Nintendo over Donkey Kong — now they’re making a DK movie together

In 1983, Universal sued Nintendo, claiming Donkey Kong infringed on its King Kong trademark.

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Donkey Kong Movie Seemingly Confirmed in New Copyright Filing

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A DONKEY KONG Movie Might Be in the Works From Universal and Nintendo

Donkey Kong Bananza Is Satisfyingly Smashing Madness

Donkey Kong Bananza is here to whisk you off to multilevel worlds of satisfyingly smashing madness, to cheer you up and give you an excuse to punch the heck out of things.

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Don't miss your chance — Target just restocked Nintendo Switch 2 'Mario Kart World' bundles

Hey, should Donkey Kong be eating all these giant metal bananas?

Canyon Layer Banandium Gem locations in Donkey Kong Bananza

There are 60 Banandium Gems in Sublayer 300 of the Canyon Layer.

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Donkey Kong Catch-Up: From fighting Mario to punching rocks

Donkey Kong Bananza Reviews Convinced Me to Finally Buy a Switch 2

Donkey Kong Bananza is a smashing good time

You Might Be Able To Get This Donkey Kong Bananza Merch For Free

This week, Donkey Kong Bananza is bringing Nintendo's great ape back into the spotlight with his first big game in years. To celebrate the occasion, Nintendo is offering fans a chance to get a Donkey Kong Bananza rally towel for free if you have enough My Nintendo platinum points.

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Review: Donkey Kong Bananza is a smashing good time

Donkey Kong Bananza Fans Are Having Way Too Much Fun With Its Artist Mode

Mario Movie Team Returns For A Donkey Kong Film, Listing Reveals

Nintendo and Universal jointly file a copyright for a Donkey Kong movie, seemingly confirming long-standing rumors.

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What to Stream: Dragons, Donkey Kong, Pac-Man, Myke Towers and ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’

The live-action remake of the animated film “How to Train Your Dragon” and a two-part, five-hour documentary on Billy Joel are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you.