Nintendo won't say which studio is developing Donkey Kong Bananza

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Nintendo won't say which studio is developing Donkey Kong Bananza

Nintendo often likes to keep a tight lid on the studios responsible for its productions. Of course, this won't change with Donkey Kong Bananza.

Indeed, the IGN website didn't get an answer from Bill Trinen, Nintendo's vice-president in charge of player experience and products.

"That's a very good question. We'll have to keep an eye on it. We always like to start by introducing the game and drawing attention to its gameplay, but we'll have information to share about the developer in due course."

Nintendo did the same with recent Switch games such as Super Mario RPG and Princess Peach: Showtime!.

Source: ign.com

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