Donkey Kong 64 is a 1999 platformer game developers ... Locate the big pad with King K. Rool’s face in front of Funky’s Place ...

After two decades, the public has finally warmed up to the “DK Rap,” especially now that the kids who grew up playing Donkey Kong 64 can now ... off against King K. Rool in the final ...

King K. Rool has scattered all of the Kong’s bananas ... See, there are five different playable characters in Donkey Kong 64, each of which utilizes a unique set of abilities.

Last week we saw the original Donkey Kong Country creator reveal that he regretted the name 'King K. Rool' after the villain was announced for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Gregg Mayles, the ...

"To the best of my knowledge DK64 wasn’t built upon the Banjo engine," says Mark Stevenson, lead artist on Donkey Kong ... the DK crew and King 'Krusha' K.Rool, chief Kong nemesis and recent ...

Who'd have thought King K. Rool would be back in the news in 2018? Lovely stuff. Are you a fan of the Donkey Kong Country series? Let us know what you think of these designs with a comment below.

The infamous Donkey Kong villain King K. Rool was just revealed for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate! Nintendo did it. They actually did it! After the reveal of Ridley, which was another "long-shot" in ...

Ultimate Nintendo Direct revealed new characters and gameplay information, but the inclusion of Donkey Kong villain King K. Rool was such an unexpected (and hilarious) surprise that now even the ...

Former Rare designer Steve Mayles, who designed King K. Rool in Donkey Kong Country and founded Playtonic, recently shared some thoughts on the King’s inclusion and look in the Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate. Among many other pieces of news, the company announced that Donkey Kong Country villain King K. Rool will be a playable character in the game--the croc's first appearance in the series.