Nintendo is rewarding dedicated players of Donkey Kong Bananza with a limited physical prize for completing the in-game DK Challenge on Nintendo Switch 2.
The promotion offers a collectible 39-card set with a card case to eligible participants in the United States who finish all challenge objectives by the stated deadline.
Donkey Kong remains one of Nintendo’s longest-running franchises, first debuting in the 1981 arcade game created by Shigeru Miyamoto, and Nintendo continues to feature the character across console and eShop releases.
What the DK Challenge reward includes
Players who complete every task in the DK Challenge will be eligible to receive a physical collectible set containing 39 themed cards and a storage case.
Nintendo’s announcement specifies the cards are inspired by Donkey Kong Bananza and classic Donkey Kong adventures.
The offer is explicitly limited to players in the U.S. who complete all challenges by Sept. 1 at 12:59 a.m.
PT; eligible recipients will be contacted with redemption details by early October.
Eligibility and requirements
The DK Challenge is open to Nintendo Switch 2 users with an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
Nintendo notes that the Donkey Kong Bananza game is sold separately and is required to complete the Bananza-specific challenges.
After the event window closes on Sept. 1, players will still be able to view any digital Challenge Cards they earned by tapping the Nintendo Switch Online icon on their Nintendo Switch 2 system.
Paraphrased statement from Nintendo
Nintendo clarified that U.S. players who finish the full DK Challenge before the Sept. 1 deadline will be able to claim a specially produced 39-card set with a card case—cards that draw on artwork and moments from Donkey Kong Bananza and earlier Donkey Kong titles.
The company also reiterated that the promotion is limited to qualified participants and that notifications with redemption instructions will be issued by early October.
Additional notes and terms
A Nintendo Switch Online membership and a Nintendo Account are required for online features; memberships are sold separately and auto-renew at the then-current price unless canceled.
Internet access is required for online features.
For full purchase and membership terms, Nintendo directs users to nintendo.com/purchase-terms/.
For players tracking rare Nintendo promotions, this DK Challenge reward joins a history of limited physical items tied to digital events on Nintendo platforms.
Check your Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch Online notifications if you complete the challenge before the deadline.
The promotion offers a collectible 39-card set with a card case to eligible participants in the United States who finish all challenge objectives by the stated deadline.
Donkey Kong remains one of Nintendo’s longest-running franchises, first debuting in the 1981 arcade game created by Shigeru Miyamoto, and Nintendo continues to feature the character across console and eShop releases.
What the DK Challenge reward includes
Players who complete every task in the DK Challenge will be eligible to receive a physical collectible set containing 39 themed cards and a storage case.
Nintendo’s announcement specifies the cards are inspired by Donkey Kong Bananza and classic Donkey Kong adventures.
The offer is explicitly limited to players in the U.S. who complete all challenges by Sept. 1 at 12:59 a.m.
PT; eligible recipients will be contacted with redemption details by early October.
Eligibility and requirements
The DK Challenge is open to Nintendo Switch 2 users with an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
Nintendo notes that the Donkey Kong Bananza game is sold separately and is required to complete the Bananza-specific challenges.
After the event window closes on Sept. 1, players will still be able to view any digital Challenge Cards they earned by tapping the Nintendo Switch Online icon on their Nintendo Switch 2 system.
Paraphrased statement from Nintendo
Nintendo clarified that U.S. players who finish the full DK Challenge before the Sept. 1 deadline will be able to claim a specially produced 39-card set with a card case—cards that draw on artwork and moments from Donkey Kong Bananza and earlier Donkey Kong titles.
The company also reiterated that the promotion is limited to qualified participants and that notifications with redemption instructions will be issued by early October.
Additional notes and terms
A Nintendo Switch Online membership and a Nintendo Account are required for online features; memberships are sold separately and auto-renew at the then-current price unless canceled.
Internet access is required for online features.
For full purchase and membership terms, Nintendo directs users to nintendo.com/purchase-terms/.
For players tracking rare Nintendo promotions, this DK Challenge reward joins a history of limited physical items tied to digital events on Nintendo platforms.
Check your Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch Online notifications if you complete the challenge before the deadline.
