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Nintendo Flags Minor Frame-Rate Drops as Donkey Kong Bananza Leaks Stoke Spoiler Alerts

Game director Kazuya Takahashi says intentional slow-motion effects and voxel-based destruction preserve playability despite occasional frame-rate dips

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Overview

  • Nintendo acknowledges slight performance dips during large-scale voxel destruction but maintains that impact-focused effects boost the game’s feel.
  • Early retail copies of the Switch 2 exclusive have surfaced online, triggering widespread sharing of unannounced content.
  • Fans are being urged to steer clear of social media or use spoiler filters to avoid premature reveals before the July 17 launch.
  • Donkey Kong Bananza shifted from original Switch development to a Switch 2 exclusive to support massive destructible environments.
  • The platformer reunites series veteran Pauline in cooperative mode under director Kazuya Takahashi and producer Kenta Motokura.