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-[[Namco]]'s **//Donkey Konga// series** are music games, released on the [[nintendo_gamecube|Gamecube]], which use a bongo-impersonating peripheral. They can be considered spin-offs of the voluminous //[[taiko_master_series|太鼓の達人]]//((Taiko Master)) series, also by Namco, since both have very similar mechanics and rhythm notation. What is really wonderful about them is that apart from taking input from hitting the tops of the drums, they have a microphone built in to sense clapping!
+[[Namco]]'s **//Donkey Konga// series** are music games, released on the [[nintendo_gamecube|Gamecube]], which use a bongo-impersonating peripheral. They can be considered spin-offs of the voluminous [[taiko_master_series|太鼓の達人]]((Taiko Master)) series, also by Namco, since both have very similar mechanics and rhythm notation. What is really wonderful about them is that apart from taking input from hitting the tops of the drums, they have a microphone built in to sense clapping!
 Aside from [[Nintendo]]'s //[[donkey_kong_jungle_beat|Jungle Beat]]//, these are the only games to support the [[nintendo_gamecube#DK Bongos|Gamecube bongos]]. The series would get a huge nod in //Super Smash Bros. Brawl//, as Donkey Kong's most powerful move requires the player to tap a button to the rhythm.
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 | クルクルランド\\ (Clu Clu Land) |  -  |  -  |
 | アイスクライマー\\ (Ice Climber) |  -  |  -  |
+====== See Also =====
+  * [[Donkey Kong]]
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