Donkey Kong Bananza isn't even out yet, but Nintendo is getting ahead of the curve and admitting that its impressive destruction physics could "slightly" cause some issues.
Well, Donkey Kong fans, we're finally in the home stretch for the big guy's first new game in more than a decade - Donkey Kong Bananza. The Switch 2's big flagship game (sorry, Mario Kart World) is just a few days from release, and it's shaping up to be one of the standout titles of the year.
The chaotic freeform style of Donkey Kong recalls the do nothing, feel everything stylings of GTA.
While impressions for Donkey Kong Bananza so far have been pretty much nothing but positive, that hasn't stopped the game's director from being surprisingly upfront about some potential issues players may face. The noted framerate issues seems to be very minor in the grand scheme of things, but it's something I never thought I'd see Nintendo specifically highlight.
Over the past week or so, Nintendo has been going all out with Donkey Kong Bananza interviews, which mostly feature the game's director, Kazuya Takahashi. As pointed out by Twitter user Stealth40k, one of those interviews was with Lavanguardia, who asked...
