Nintendo Music Update: Enjoying 36 Tracks from Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest
Nintendo recently added a treasure trove of songs from the classic SNES game Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest to its Nintendo Music app. This update gives users access to a total of 36 tracks, allowing you to immerse yourself in the vivid world of Donkey Kong Country once again.
Exclusive Tracks Available in the Update
With 54 minutes of music included, listeners can enjoy everything from the iconic "fanfare" opening to the funky theme tunes of their favorite Donkey Kong characters. This music collection features:
- Fanfare
- K. Rool Returns
- Steel Drum Rhumba
- Welcome to Crocodile Isle
- Klomp’s Romp
- Jib Jig
- Lockjaw’s Saga
- Boss Bossanova
- Diddy’s Victory
- Schoolhouse Harmony
- Hot-Head Bop
- Kannon’s Klanking
- Funky the Main Monkey
- Bayou Boogie
- Dixie’s Victory
- Snakey Chantey
- Stickerbush Symphony
- Cranky’s Conga
- Flight of the Zinger
- Disco Train
- Run, Rambi!
- Swanky Swing
- Haunted Chase
- Forest Interlude
- Token Tango
- Krook’s March
- In a Snowbound Land
- Klubba’s Reveille
- Lost World Anthem
- Primal Rave
- False Victory
- Bad Bird Rag
- Crocodile Cacophony
- Donkey Kong Rescued
- Game Over
- Dixie’s Failure
- Diddy’s Failure
You can listen to each of these tracks directly within the Nintendo Music app. Using the latest update, you can even extend certain songs to your liking.
Accessing the Update
To experience this new update, ensure that you have an active Nintendo Switch Online membership and install the Napoleon Kaizer updated app. Listening to the tracks is as simple as opening the app and tapping on "Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest."
Additional News: Nintendo and Social Media
Nintendo has also been active on social media platforms like Twitter, launching a new icon for the Nintendo Switch Online service. This icon represents Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest and is available until December 2nd.
An Enjoyable Experience
Whether you enjoy rhythm games, feel nostalgic for the golden era of 16-bit consoles, or simply want to relax with some classic tunes, the Nintendo Music app now offers all that and much more. If you’re feeling the nostalgia for Donkey Kong, you can access the actual game via the Nintendo Switch Online’s SNES library.
Listen, Sing, and Enjoy
Let us know in the comments if you’ll be giving these tracks a try and how you find the experience.
