You’ll go ape nuts over this DK jungle hat. This Donkey Kong hat shows off Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong from Donkey Kong Country for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. DK is written on the bill of the hat as Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong are in a jungle setting. This hat comes with an adjuster on the back so it will fit most adults. I’m not sure if this item was released when Donkey Kong Country came out or not but it is still a cool hat to have.

Over the years at Nintendo, Donkey Kong has had many changes going from an 8-bit ape to a realistic ape. You can see all the changes in Donkey Kong with this Evolution of Donkey Kong timeline that starts and the top and works clockwise to show you how everyone’s favorite ape from Nintendo has progressed through time to what he has become today. It’s interesting to see that Donkey Kong has changed so much at Nintendo and this timeline shows you that.

Lego Donkey Kong will thrill you and make you think of how far video games have advanced since this popular video game was created. Someone reenacted a scene from Donkey Kong with Legos, so it is my pleasure to introduce to you Lego Donkey Kong! Help Lego Mario save the Lego Princess from Lego Donkey Kong on this Lego platform while climbing Lego ladders and jumping Lego barrels.

Classic Donkey Kong on a Donkey Kong Shirt. How cool is that? This shirt is sure to bring out the Nintendo fan in anyone. Made of 100$ cotton and showcasing Mario on the path to rescue the Princess from Donkey Kong, This Donkey Kong shirt is enough to make anyone go wild over. Combine this shirt with actually playing Donkey Kong at the same time and you have just become the Donkey Kong super fan.

Can you believe it? Donkey Kong Jungle Juice drink that will revitalize you! D.K. now has his mug on his own brand of juice now available in 8.4 oz. cans. You will be fully energized and be able to throw barrels and eat tons of bananas with one sip of Donkey Kong Jungle Juice. This product looks great and tastes great too, straight from the D.K jungle.

A Donkey Kong Country 3 commercial that shows the classic video game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Go Ape-wild over Donkey Kong Country 3. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong were kidnapped by the evil Kremlings. Now, it’s up to Kiddy Kong and Dixie Kong to help rescue there beloved apes. Kidd and Dixie must fight through grooling levels to find out who was responsible for ordering the Kremlings to capture Donkey and Diddy Kong.

You are Mario and you must rescue the Princess. The only problem is there is a 500 lb gorilla in the way. Donkey Kong throws barrels at you and you must dodge them and climb ladders in this fast-paced Donkey Kong Flash game. You must maneuver past the barrels and flames from the oil barrel that Donkey Kong has lit on fire in order to rescue the Princess. Enjoy Donkey Kong Flash!

Donkey Kong Flash Instructions
Press the spacebar on your keyboard to jump
Use the arrows on the keyboard to climb ladders and walk left and right

Objective of Mario Time Attack
You need to reach the Princess before getting hit with a barrel or the oil flames.

This Donkey Kong Land 2 commercial shows all the features of Donkey Kong was squeezed into a Game Boy for maximum fun! Donkey Kong Land 2 was the second game in which Donkey Kong appeared in his second adventure for Game Boy. This Donkey Kong Land commerical shows the banana-wielding ape is out for for adventure in Donkey Kong Land for Game Boy and new Game Boy Pocket. Can you handle it?

This was an ad that ran for Donkey Kong Country for the Super Nintendo. Donkey Kong teamed up with Diddy Kong to stop King K. Rool. Donkey Kong Country features intense graphics and uses 3D modeling in a 2D world. It was the first fully rendered video game ever and it was only released for Nintendo. The only question is can you handle it? I don’t think so..

A Donkey Kong Country commercial for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). Donkey Kong Country was released by Nintendo in 1994. Donkey Kong Country is widely recognized as the first game of its kind to use the ACM (Advanced Computer Modeling) platform. This game pushed to the limits to what could run on the Super NES, as during developement, programmers did not think Donkey Kong Country would run on the Super Nintendo. Donkey Kong Country commercial shows some of the action-packed graphics that were included in DKC and was sure to make this game one of the Best SNES games ever made.