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- Not to be confused with Donkey Kong.
Template:Infobox Donkey Konk was an online Flash game published by Nintendo on the official Donkey Kong 64 website, which is now defunct.
Gameplay
The player started out with three hearts and, using the mouse, had to bonk Kremlings that repeatedly peeked out of six hatches on a large wall. Many types of Kremlings would show up, such as Kritters, Krushas, Krunchas, Kuff 'n' Klout and even King K. Rool himself. Despite the variety, each Kremling was worth only 5 points. With every hit, the points were added up to a score at the bottom of the screen. Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong, who would often appear along with the Kremlings, had to be avoided, as hitting them depleted one heart from the counter. If all three lives were lost, the game was over, prompting the player to restart it.
External link
- Gameplay video on YouTube (with DK Rap vocalization)
