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In the kiosk demo of Donkey Kong 64, a fight against Army Dillo was playable. During the battle, Army Dillo uses these voice clips, which are absent from the finished game.
From a Japanese commercial for Donkey Kong 64.
Print ad for Donkey Kong Country on the Game Boy Advance.
Australian print ad for Donkey Kong Country. Note that the game only has 40 levels, not over 100 as the ad claims.
Brazilian Donkey Kong, Mario and Yoshi toys.
Comparison between the original Japanese box art for Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze and the North American version. For the North American audience, Donkey Kong’s right leg has been lowered.
Concept art for the Donkey Kong arcade.
Images of the Tiki Tak Tribe that appear whenever you lose a life in Donkey Kong Country Returns.
Left: a brief view of the beta overworld of Donkey Kong Country 3 seen in the E3 1996 trailer.
Right: the same part of the overworld from the finished game. Note that Mekanos (the island in the top left of each image) seems to not contain a factory in the beta version, meaning the Mekanos world was either absent or was moved to that location from elsewhere before release.
Board layout and event backgrounds from DK’s Jungle Adventure in Mario Party.
