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DK Mode Throughout American History
If you're in your mid-20s like me, there's a good chance you spent entirely too much time in junior high playing Goldeneye 007 on the Nintendo 64. While it had a massive assortment of cheats, the easiest to achieve was certainly DK Mode. Rare had the Donkey Kong license, so they decided to include this comical mode that made every character's body proportions match those of DK. In honor of Goldeneye 007, we take a look at DK Mode throughout American history.
Also...I'm easily amused.
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