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'''''Donkey Kong 64''''' is a 3D platforming/adventure [[video game]] developed by [[Rare Ltd.]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. It was originally known as '''''Donkey Kong Country 64''''' in development. It was released on November 24, 1999 for the [[Nintendo 64]] game console.<ref>[https://www.gamefaqs.com/n64/191702-donkey-kong-64 GameFAQS]</ref> The game was later ported to the [[Wii U]] Virtual Console, apparently solving a dispute over certain copyrights issues. DK64 represents a stark contrast from the 2D [[Donkey Kong Country]] series of games, and the game more strongly resembles Rare's other 3D platformers such as ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'', since the main emphasis of the gameplay is collecting various objects to make progress within the game. The game was packed in with an Expansion Pak that added four megabytes of extra RAM when installed in the Nintendo 64 console and this accessory was required to play the game due to a game-breaking glitch that was somehow remedied by the usage of the Pak. Bundling in the Pak for free was a costly decision, and cut into the profits Nintendo and Rare were able to make from sales of this game.  

'''''Donkey Kong 64''''' is a 3D platforming/adventure [[video game]] developed by [[Rare Ltd.]] and published by [[Nintendo]]. It was originally known as '''''Donkey Kong Country 64''''' in development. It was released on November 24, 1999 for the [[Nintendo 64]] game console.<ref>[https://www.gamefaqs.com/n64/191702-donkey-kong-64 GameFAQS]</ref> The game was later ported to the [[Wii U]] Virtual Console, apparently solving a dispute over certain copyrights issues. DK64 represents a stark contrast from the 2D [[Donkey Kong Country]] series of games, and the game more strongly resembles Rare's other 3D platformers such as ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'', since the main emphasis of the gameplay is collecting various objects to make progress within the game. The game was packed in with an Expansion Pak that added four megabytes of extra RAM when installed in the Nintendo 64 console and this accessory was required to play the game due to a game-breaking glitch that was somehow remedied by the usage of the Pak. Bundling in the Pak for free was a costly decision, and cut into the profits Nintendo and Rare were able to make from sales of this game.