Nintendo has given fans a rare peek behind its development curtain, and a look at how upcoming Switch 2 platformer Donkey Kong Bananza would have looked on Switch 1.

Expanding on comments previously made to IGN about Bananza's origins, producer Kenta Motokura has said that the game's development began when Nintendo legend Yoshiaki Koizumi asked his 3D Mario team to work its magic making a 3D DK game instead.

A Donkey Kong Bananza Switch 1 port could have emerged, but the Nintendo Switch 2 became the only way forward for the platform game.

The limitations of the original Switch hindered DK Bananza enough that the developers decided to wait for Switch 2.

Donkey Kong Bananza could be the first in a series of regular 3D games, but Nintendo isn't forgetting about the 2D Country era, either.

Best Buy has officially announced that a Nintendo Switch 2 restock is coming to select in-store locations on Thursday.

Navigating the discounts of Prime Day, IGN put together a list of some of the best deals from Amazon's annual mega-sale.