Donkey Kong has had plenty of memorable adventures over the years, but some games are clearly better than others.

The Donkey Kong Bananza presentation opened with introducing young Pauline, a budding singer who we know from Super Mario ...

Mario was created by Shigeru Miyamoto in the early 1980s while he was developing Donkey Kong, Nintendo's breakout arcade hit.

Donkey Kong is the primary antagonist of each level, hurling barrels, springs, and other obstacles to thwart Jumpman’s ascent. This Donkey Kong is a brute, a kidnapper, and the clear villain, a ...

This means that you play as Jumpman, who would later be renamed Mario, and attempt to save the princess from Donkey Kong's ...

Considering how long Donkey Kong has been around and how little the Mario universe has changed in the 42 years since Jumpman was first introduced, I wouldn't blame you for thinking that the ...

Thus, Donkey Kong, Pauline and Mario predecessor “Jump Man” was born. Donkey Kong would help save Nintendo, which was struggling at the time following the poor launch of its Radar Scope arcade ...

Donkey Kong, the game that reminds players of the thump of barrels, the leap of a hero in red, ... Jumpman (aka Mario), ladders, barrels, Pauline, and the towering ape himself.

It showcases Donkey Kong himself carrying both his son, Donkey Kong Jr., and his nemesis Jumpman, the latter of which is bopping Donkey Kong on the head with a hammer. It's just a lovely little piece.

Before Mario was Mario, Nintendo referred to him as “Jumpman,” and he was the protagonist who battled Donkey Kong in the legendary arcade game of the same name. The great ape kidnapped Pauline ...

National Day Calendar said that the Mario that we know and love started as a villain when Donkey Kong was first developed.He wasn’t even a plumber in 1981. Instead, pre-plumber Mario, or Jumpman ...

National Day Calendar said that the Mario that we know and love started as a villain when Donkey Kong was first developed.He wasn’t even a plumber in 1981. Instead, pre-plumber Mario, or Jumpman ...