DK bongos
DK Bongos ( Japanese タ ル コ ン ガ , Tarukonga , German “barrel conga ”) are an input device for Nintendo's game console GameCube . The design is based on real bongos and congas . The two drums are not different in size, as is the case with traditional bongos, but neither are they as tall and large as congas.
DK Bongos have a sensor in each of the two drums that recognizes when you hit the corresponding drum surface, and a microphone that detects clapping (or other loud noises in the immediate vicinity). There is also a “start” button.
Games
DK Bongos were originally developed for the music game Donkey Konga , with which they were also included. But they can also be purchased individually.
The following games use the DK Bongos as an input device:
| title | genre |
|---|---|
| Donkey Konga | Music game |
| Donkey Konga 2 | Music game |
| Donkey Konga 3 | Music game |
| Donkey Kong Jungle Beat | Jump 'n' run |
It was also planned to use the bongos in the pinball game Odama and in the racing game DK: Bongo Blast .
Web links
- Play with the support of DK Bongos at MobyGames (English)