There’s a lot to dig in Donkey Kong Bananza


A Dante-like descent brims with valuable fossils and gold, but also sharp thorns, burning lava and icy water. — Nintendo

A gorilla surfs on a slick disc of ice. A purple talking rock transforms into a 13-year-old girl. A giant blue eel reveals he’s a music aficionado. There’s a lot going on in Donkey Kong Bananza.

In the 44 years since Nintendo introduced Donkey Kong to arcades as a barrel-rolling character with resting ape face, the wild beast has gone through quite the metamorphosis. In this lavishly animated extravaganza, he displays some human attributes and a penchant for mining gold.

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