Donkey Kong is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Donkey Kong works but has audio emulation issues with the running sound effects
Red Donkey Kong cabinets were Radar Scope conversions, blue cabinets were more common
Donkey Kong was officially released in Japan on this date, not in North America
Arcade game at Grazley Garage; played by someone in the group; mentioned in context of Intellivision discussion.
Classic Nintendo IP being licensed for pinball machine based on title wordplay 'Kongquering'
Classic video game that inspired Freeplay's logo design; represents the iconic arcade era; Jay Leone played as child on Coleco; ladder/barrel imagery used for venue signage
Classic arcade game being restored from conversion cabinet; target restoration for the red Nintendo cabinet
Nintendo arcade game whose overproduced monitors led to Punch-Out's dual-monitor design
Classic arcade game not available in stock Arcade1Up Countercade; primary motivation for the mod
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Featured in separate Topps game card line with scratch-off mechanics
Arcade cabinet project in collection; noted as needing only side art for completion
Full-size reproduction cabinet with LCD; controls planned for upgrade
Classic arcade platformer; runs on MAME core but with audio problems on running sound effects
Classic arcade game available at 1UP
Classic arcade game by Nintendo, 38 years old on the day of this video's release (Japan release date)
Arcade conversion project in progress; RetroRalph has documented progress in previous video
Classic arcade game. Listed as one of David's honorable mention favorites.
Nintendo arcade game; RetroRalph owns a Versus version containing a game switcher device
Arcade game referenced; variant mentioned as 'orange'
Arcade machine in Retro Ralph's garage collection, controlled via smart plug app
Classic Nintendo arcade game; subject of restoration project being documented
Classic arcade game; modern retro multi-game cabinet combining Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., and Donkey Kong 3
Second gaming mascot drawn in the challenge
Arcade game mentioned as potential successor to Pac-Man in 1982
Classic arcade game tournament happening at Pinburgh 2015
Classic arcade game present at Quarters
Classic arcade game that is the focus of the championship
Multiple versions in collection including custom Donkey Kong 2 cabinet
Classic arcade game; leaderboard history illustrates impact of spotlight (via documentary) on competitive participation and record resets
Arcade machine in IE Pinball's location that host has not yet streamed despite owning
Classic arcade game; 50-foot installation created with Nintendo assistance at museum entrance; iconic video game artifact.
Classic arcade game; subject of Billy Mitchell world record controversy regarding MAME authenticity; featured at Free Play Florida where Day is photographed alongside Mitchell.
Pinball machine theme/license being developed by Stern; classic arcade IP