2005 was a legendary year for video games. Many of the greatest titles made quite an impact, as a lot of these games are either still talked about today or have carried into the modern era with grace.

Instead of jumping on the newest games all the time, there are tons of games that might be older than you worth going back to.

"Donkey Kong Bananza is an almighty re-introduction to the world of 3D platforming for DK, and arguably the Switch 2's first absolute must-play. The punching and crashing is a passing novelty that, ...

Structured around destroyable maps and collectible-fueled transformations, Donkey Kong Bananza is a classic Nintendo 3D platformer, yet evolved in new ways to take advantage of the company’s most ...

Donkey Kong Bananza is the 3D DK game fans have been waiting decades for and also the perfect follow-up to Mario Kart World for the launch window of Nintendo Switch 2.

A live-action movie based on The Legend Of Zelda seems like something that has only a tiny chance of working, given how ...

Donkey Kong is largely mute in the game, save for a few grunts, which feels like an odd choice when other characters like the ...

Donkey Kong Bananza is a raucous, wildly inventive, and propulsive platformer that reboots one of Nintendo's most iconic ...

The catch is that you need the new Nintendo Switch 2 console to play it. Donkey Kong Bananza won't work on the original Switch -- or on any other gaming device. Of course, that's the whole idea.

Donkey Kong Bananza on Nintendo Switch 2 feels like a fresh start for the great ape in the most exciting platforming ...

Sporting a new look brought to life in high fidelity graphics, Donkey Kong appears powerful — majestic, even — but quickly sheds the veneer for a goofy smile and banana icons in his eyes. The new DK ...

Falling short of Odyssey’s genius, Donkey Kong Bananza is still a top tier Switch 2 platformer from the masters of the genre. A heartfelt story and pleasing nods to DK's past make this the ape's most ...