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Featured Article Donkey Kong Jungle Beat is a 2.5D platformer in the Donkey Kong franchise for the Nintendo GameCube. The game's main gimmick stems from the use of the DK Bongos Controller, previously affiliated with Donkey Konga, as the recommended controller, though a standard Nintendo GameCube Controller may still be used. Donkey Kong Jungle Beat is the first console Donkey Kong platformer since the release of Donkey Kong Country to not be developed by Rare, since the company, which lost the rights to the Donkey Kong series due to the fact that it was trademarked by Nintendo, was bought out by Microsoft. Due to the change in developers, Donkey Kong Jungle Beat was very different than the Donkey Kong Country games in gameplay, characters, and, perhaps most notably, the personality of Donkey Kong, who is shown to be more aggressive than in past titles. This was also the first game to be given the "E10+" rating by the ESRB. Latest Proposal Super Mario Advance We have articles for Super Mario 64 DS and Super Mario Bros. Deluxe and even Donkey Kong Original Edition.But why not any gamein the Super Mario Advance (series). Alot of theses games are alot diffrent than the originals. Espically the 4th.Something nees to be done.Either delete DK:The Original Edition of do whats mentioned above.Thank you. (more...) Proposer: Ryandavhet (talk) Deadline:August 30, 2011, 23:59 GMT Game Tourneys Template:Tourney

Mario & Nintendo News During the Nintendo Direct on June 18, 2024, Mario & Luigi: Brothership (pictured) was announced for a release on November 7, 2024, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD was announced for a release on January 16, 2025, and Super Mario Party Jamboree was announced for a release on October 17, 2024. Additionally, more information on Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition and Luigi's Mansion 2 HD was revealed. Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door for the Nintendo Switch was released worldwide on May 23, 2024. For the 35th anniversary of the Game Boy's release, launch titles Super Mario Land, Baseball, and Alleyway were released on Game Boy - Nintendo Switch Online on May 14, 2024. Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition was announced for the Nintendo Switch and is set to be released on July 18, 2024. Weekly Poll Mario Awards XVII M1. Favorite Major Character The best recurring character prominently featured throughout the Mario franchise. M2. Favorite Supporting Character The best Mario franchise character who is part of the supporting cast. This includes recurring minor characters, as well as major characters that only appeared in one game. M3. Favorite Mario RPG Character The best character who appears primarily in RPG titles. M4. Favorite Power-up The most interesting, useful, or otherwise superior item or power-up available in the Mario franchise. M5. Favorite Enemy The best enemies that appear in the Mario franchise. M6. Favorite In-game Track The best music track from a Mario franchise game. M7. Favorite Soundtrack The game or other medium with the best musical tracks. M8. Favorite Game Mechanic The best feature of a game's functions. These mechanics should be specific to a game or game series, and help shape a game or game series' identity. M9. Favorite 2D Platformer The best game featuring the core 2D platforming gameplay of its respective series without too many significant deviations. M10. Favorite 3D Platformer The best game featuring platforming gameplay in a 3D environment. The selection encompasses games which focus on the use of skillful jumping to traverse obstacle courses and/or sandboxes to reach the objective. M11. Favorite Super Mario Bros. Wonder Level The level in Super Mario Bros. Wonder that uses design, challenge, and Wonder Effects to the fullest extent. M12. Favorite Wonder Effect The best Wonder Effect featured in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. M13. Favorite Princess Peach: Showtime! Transformation The best form Princess Peach can transform into in Princess Peach: Showtime!. M14. Favorite Bowser Battle The best boss battle with Bowser found in the Mario franchise. M15. Favorite Boss Battle The best boss battle found in the Mario franchise. This does not include battles with Bowser, who has his own award. M16. Favorite Mario Kart Item The best item used in the Mario Kart series. M17. Favorite Mario Kart Course The best race course featured in the Mario Kart series. This does not include battle courses. M18. Favorite Retro Game (N64/GBC and older) The best game in the Mario franchise released for the Nintendo 64 and older (for console games), and the Game Boy Color and older (for handheld games). M19. Favorite Classic Game (GCN/GBA through Wii/DS) The best game in the Mario franchise released for the GameCube to the Wii (for console games), and for the Game Boy Advance to the DS line (for handheld games). M20. Favorite Modern Game (Wii U/3DS and newer) The best game in the Mario franchise released for the Wii U and newer (for console games) and the 3DS line and newer (for handheld games). F1. Most Forgettable Game The most forgettable Mario or spin-off series game. These games are not necessarily bad or poorly received, but rather don't have much going on about them that make them memorable. F2. Worst Power-up The least favorite power-up featured in the Mario franchise. F3. Worst Enemy The least favorite non-boss enemy in the Mario franchise. F4. Worst Obstacle The least favorite non-enemy obstacle which hinders the player’s progress encountered in the Mario franchise. F5. Worst Level Concept The least favorite type of overarching stage or level theme. F6. Worst Game Mechanic The worst feature of a game's functions. F7. Worst Boss Battle The least favorite boss battle found in the Mario franchise. F8. Worst Mario Kart Course Remake Courses that reappeared in later installments of the Mario Kart series, but didn't do their original versions justice or improve upon them. F9. Worst Remake The worst new version or remake of a game. F10. Most Shameless Business Decision Decisions largely perceived as immoral, unethical, or anticonsumer. Did You Know? A glitch in Super Mario Bros. 3 causes certain Beanstalks to appear cut off (pictured). In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, GCN Baby Park and DS Shroom Ridge are the only race courses without Double Item Boxes. The bird on Valentina's head is an homage to Squawks. In Wario Land II, the treasure of Don't shock the owl! is a Metroid. Help us maintain this page...

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