Donkey Kong Bananza's director, Kazuya Takahashi, has acknowledged the possibility of performance drops but assured fans they won't affect the overall experience. As one of the most ambitious titles in the franchise, Donkey Kong Bananza features several new mechanics that may cause minor performance issues at launch.
Nintendo recently revealed the development team behind Donkey Kong Bananza, a move that excited long-time fans of the franchise. The game is produced by Kenta Motokura, best known for directing the well-received Super Mario Odyssey, and it is directed by Kazuya Takahashi, a rather new face at Nintendo who specializes in building open-world video games.
Donkey Kong Bananza confirms its Nintendo Switch 2 handheld performance capabilities, which may be surprising to some players.
As reported by Nintendo Everything, the two executives behind Donkey Kong Bananza recently sat down with the Spanish outlet La Vanguardia to discuss the game. During the interview, director Kazuya Takahashi was asked about concerns over performance drops in certain missions. Takahashi admitted that the performance might drop a little when there's too much happening on screen, but he assured fans that these moments won't take away from the fun. "Overall, the game is smooth, and at...
