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Donkey Kong Country: A Game That "Teaches Girls About Physics"
Did you think Donkey Kong Country was just a fun platformer? Wrong! The satirical site Clickhole has posted a video exposing the true purpose of Rare's classic: teaching young women about science.
Clickhole's funny video review touches on all of the important physics-focused (and feminine) features you may have forgotten about Donkey Kong Country. So go watch it already!
For more of Clickhole's gaming content, check out its Internet Simulator, and its The Mysterious Shadows of Skullshadow Island adventure.
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