"Dong Qigang: All-in-one" Supervisor: Don't over-interpret the game details

2025-08-24 21:45:17|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

The supervisor of "Dong Qigang: All-Opening" said that there is no need to delve into the world view settings behind certain easter eggs in the game.

In an interview, Takahashi Ichiro, the supervisor of "Dong Qigang: All-in-one" also talked about the decision to add elements of the series to the game, such as the classic content of the arcade versions of "Donkey Kong" and "Donkey Kong Kingdom".He said the primary goal of making the game is to create a Donkey Kong work with the theme of "destruction", and all other elements (such as whether the Grumpy King Kong will appear) are in a secondary position.

The interviewer asked whether the classic Donkey Kong level and Donkey Kong's house appearing in the "Rule Challenge" level meant that these ruins had some connection with the "Donkey Kong Island", where the first game took place.Takahashi responded: “'Relic Challenge' is an independent world.”

As the game progresses, many tributes will appear to be given to the previous work, but "please simply enjoy these contents and don't over-interpret them."

The development team also explained why Pauline was set to be 13 years old in the game — a detail that is not common in Nintendo characters.Takahashi explained that this age is the stage when children "start to think about their future dreams", which is perfect for Pauline.

He also revealed that the initial design idea was to first determine the core gameplay of "carnival transformation and song linkage", and then conceive the character of Pauline."I tried to use adult roles at the beginning, but judging from the size, I thought a girl would be more suitable, so the young Pauline was born like this."

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