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Game Info
- Platform
- Nintendo DS
- Genres
- Platformer
- Player Perspective
- Side view
- Developers
- Nintendo · Paon
- Publishers
- Nintendo
- Release date
- August 9, 2007
Summary
DK: Jungle Climber builds on the quirky peg‑climbing mechanics of its predecessor, DK: King of Swing, but upgrades the experience with the DS’s dual screens. By holding L and R you jump, and alternating those buttons lets Donkey Kong latch onto or release the pegs, while a single‑peg grip triggers a spin that propels him upward. The visual style leans heavily into the lush, side‑scrolling look of Donkey Kong Country, making each level feel both familiar and fresh. New moves, collectible items, and a handful of minigames pepper the puzzle‑platform formula, while the stacked screens create the illusion of a single, towering arena. A four‑player multiplayer mode adds a competitive twist, letting friends battle for the best climbs and high scores.
Storyline
Donkey Kong and his friends take a well‑earned vacation on Sun Sun Beach, on tropical Sun Sun Island. After a splash in the ocean they spot a massive banana floating atop a mountain and race to the summit, where they meet Xananab, an alien banana‑shaped creature. Xananab explains that King K. Rool and his four Kremling advisors have stolen the five Crystal Bananas, and DK agrees to help retrieve them, with Diddy and Cranky at his side.
The trio travels across several islands—Ghost Island, Lost Island, and Chill ’n’ Char Island—fighting a mutated Kremling boss at the end of each island and claiming a Crystal Banana. After the Chill ’n’ Char boss, K. Rool escapes aboard the upgraded King Kruizer IV, prompting Cranky to hand DK a Booster Barrel so they can infiltrate the cruiser. Inside, they defeat the final Kremling, seize the last Crystal Banana, and chase K. Rool through a wormhole to Xananab’s home world, Planet Plataen.
On Planet Plataen, K. Rool uses the final Crystal Banana to mutate into a gigantic form. DK defeats the enlarged villain, ending the conflict. Xananab thanks the heroes by making them local celebrities, allowing them to eat as many bananas as they like, and the trio humorously ties K. Rool to the back of the Banana Spaceship as they head home.
Edited by Maya Carter

















