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In Japan the controller is called the TaruKonga (or "TaruConga") controller. The name is a multilayered pun, combining "Taru" (the Japanese word for "barrel"), "Kon", or "Con" (a suffix used by Namco when naming their original peripherals, such as the "GunCon", or the "TaTaCon"), and Konga (or Conga).
In Japan the controller is called the TaruKonga (or "TaruConga") controller. The name is a multilayered pun, combining "Taru" (the Japanese word for "barrel"), "Kon", or "Con" (a suffix used by Namco when naming their original peripherals, such as the "GunCon", or the "TaTaCon"), and Konga (or Conga).


The DK Bongos are also confirmed to be compatible with the [[Wii]].  
The DK Bongos are also confirmed to be compatible with the [[Wii]].<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pl%C3%A4ttchen_Twist_'n'_Paint Wikipedia] (Accessed on 5-16-08)</ref>


==Games That Utilize DK Bongos==
==Games That Utilize DK Bongos==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*The DK Bongos are featured in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as [[Donkey Kong]]'s [[Final Smash]] attack, the "[[Konga Beat]]."
*The DK Bongos are featured in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as [[Donkey Kong]]'s [[Final Smash]] attack, the "[[Konga Beat]]."
==References==
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[[Category:Accessories]]
[[Category:Accessories]]

Revision as of 22:08, May 16, 2008

File:DKBongos.jpg
A pair of DK Bongos.

DK Bongos are bongo-like controllers for the Nintendo GameCube – the Donkey Konga series utilizes them for the most part. Each side of the controller is shaped like a classic Donkey Kong barrel with a rubber drumskin fastened on top. It also has a built-in microphone to detect clapping (although hitting the sides of it also functions well). In the Donkey Konga series, the DK Bongos detect left and right hits, and clapping.

In Japan the controller is called the TaruKonga (or "TaruConga") controller. The name is a multilayered pun, combining "Taru" (the Japanese word for "barrel"), "Kon", or "Con" (a suffix used by Namco when naming their original peripherals, such as the "GunCon", or the "TaTaCon"), and Konga (or Conga).

The DK Bongos are also confirmed to be compatible with the Wii.[1]

Games That Utilize DK Bongos

Trivia

References

  1. ^ Wikipedia (Accessed on 5-16-08)