Go Bananas For Japan’s Donkey Kong Country Returns Trailer

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Donkey Kong Country Returns is out November 21st in North America, but Japan will have to wait until three weeks later — they get the game on December 9th. Today, Nintendo opened a Japanese website for the game.

 

In Japan, Nintendo are simply calling the game Donkey Kong Returns. Here, compare the Japanese trailer to the latest English one to see if you can spot any stylistic differences.


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