By 1996, Donkey Kong had become a household name once again with the Donkey Kong Country series of games. Releasing 3 games over 3 years, the Donkey Kong Country games pushed the limits of graphics technology on the SNES, and platformers themselves at the time of release. With the emergence of the 3D era and their experience with the Nintendo 64, Rare would release one more mainline Donkey Kong game before they were bought out by Microsoft in 2002, that game would be Donkey Kong 64. Today on VideoGameDocs we'll be taking a look at the development, release, reception and legacy of Donkey Kong 64 (1999) for the Nintendo 64. My Website: https://www.videogamedocs.com/ Socials: https://linktr.ee/VideoGameDocs Merch: null Support me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/VideoGameDocs39 Crystal Caves Remix by Grant Kirkhope Special Thanks to: Grant Kirkhope and Mark Stevenson for talking to me about the game My super supportive, beautiful, loving wife My parents My brother and sister-in-law My buddies from the Discord JJJReact and you :) 0:00 - Intro 02:39 - Part 1: The Formation of Rareware 08:17 - Part 2: Furthering the 3D Revolution 27:27 - Part 3: Highly Anticipated Monkey Business 32:44 - Part 4: The King of Swing Hits Store Shelves 37:28 - Part 5: If You Know The Words You Can Join In Too! 39:55 - Part 6: Rare Did it Again 43:00 - Part 7: A True 3D Revolution? 46:54 - Conclusion: