Creepy Things We Found In The Donkey Kong Games

All Stanley wants to do is keep Donkey Kong from stealing his plants. But with an army of bees and worms at DK's beck and call, it's only a matter of time before the poor kid succumbs to his evil forces. And when he does, boy, is it a rough watch.

All Stanley wants to do is keep Donkey Kong from stealing his plants. But with an army of bees and worms at DK's beck and call, it's only a matter of time before the poor kid succumbs to his evil forces. And when he does, boy, is it a rough watch.

That's because when Stanley is hit, he falls to the ground. Immediately after, all the bees that are flying through the air surround him and practically eat him up, leaving only his sprayer behind. That's a terrifying way to go — and apparently Nintendo thought the same thing. They altered the home release so that, if Stanley lost, he merely fell to the ground, defeated but not eaten.

That said, the Switch re-release of Donkey Kong 3 still has the, ahem, devouring in place. You were warned.

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