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[[File:DK board game.jpg|thumb|200px|Front cover of the ''Donkey Kong'' board game]]
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'''''Donkey Kong''''' is a board game released in 1982 by [[Milton Bradley Company]] (MB). The game is based on the arcade game [[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]. It can be played by 2 to 4 players and is intended for ages 7 to 14. The goal of the game is to achieve the highest score by playing action cards that allow jumping over or hitting obstacles (barrels and fireballs). The game ends when a player rescues the [[pauline|damsel in distress]]. The player who rescues her receives a 500-point bonus, and then all players' scores are counted to determine the winner.
'''''Donkey Kong''''' is a board game released in 1982 by {{wp|Milton Bradley Company}} (MB). The game is based on the arcade game ''[[Donkey Kong (game)|Donkey Kong]]''. It can be played by 2 to 4 players and is intended for ages 7 to 14. The goal of the game is to achieve the highest score by playing action cards that allow jumping over or hitting obstacles (barrels and fireballs). The game ends when a player rescues the [[pauline|damsel in distress]]. The player who rescues her receives a 500-point bonus, and then all players' scores are counted to determine the winner.


On the American version of the game's box, the baseline reads: "''Just Like The Arcade Game!''" The subtitle reads: "''Can You Battle Donkey Kong And Save The Fair Maiden?"
On the American version of the game's box, the baseline reads: "''Just Like The Arcade Game!''" The subtitle reads: "''Can You Battle Donkey Kong And Save The Fair Maiden?"
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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Donkey Kong boardgame.jpg|Dutch box
French_Box_of_Donkey_Kong_Board_Game_(MB).jpg|French box
French_Box_of_Donkey_Kong_Board_Game_(MB).jpg|French box
Plateau_de_jeu.jpg|thumb|The game board
Plateau_de_jeu.jpg|thumb|The game board
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</gallery>
==Notes==
*Milton Bradley produced a jigsaw puzzle which uses a flipped image of the board game's box art.


==External links==
==External links==
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Donkey Kong board game by Milton Bradley, 1982. Milton Bradley also released a jigsaw puzzle using a flipped image of the board game's box art.
Front cover of the Donkey Kong board game

Donkey Kong is a board game released in 1982 by Milton Bradley Company (MB). The game is based on the arcade game Donkey Kong. It can be played by 2 to 4 players and is intended for ages 7 to 14. The goal of the game is to achieve the highest score by playing action cards that allow jumping over or hitting obstacles (barrels and fireballs). The game ends when a player rescues the damsel in distress. The player who rescues her receives a 500-point bonus, and then all players' scores are counted to determine the winner.

On the American version of the game's box, the baseline reads: "Just Like The Arcade Game!" The subtitle reads: "Can You Battle Donkey Kong And Save The Fair Maiden?"

Game components[edit]

Game Components of Donkey Kong Board Game.
Game components of the Donkey Kong board game
  • 1 game board
  • 1 red die (values 1 to 6)
  • 1 white die (values 3 to 6, with two "Donkey Kong" faces)
  • 1 Donkey Kong (to be assembled)
  • 4 "Mario" pawns in red, yellow, green, and blue
  • 4 fireballs
  • 1 sheet of stickers
  • 2 rubber bands
  • 48 cards:
    • 8 "Jump" cards worth 100 points
    • 8 "Jump" cards worth 200 points
    • 8 "Jump" cards worth 300 points
    • 8 "Hit" cards worth 200 points
    • 8 "Hit" cards worth 300 points
    • 8 "Hit" cards worth 400 points
  • 12 barrels

Gallery[edit]

Notes[edit]

  • Milton Bradley produced a jigsaw puzzle which uses a flipped image of the board game's box art.

External links[edit]