But you already knew this, right?
Towards the end of last month, Nintendo added even more classic games to its Super Nintendo online service. The highlight for most was Rare’s 1995 release Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest.
As happy as Nintendo is to see everyone enjoying this absolute gem once again, the company’s official UK Twitter account has clearly had enough of fans calling it “Diddy Kong’s Quest” instead of “Diddy’s Kong Quest” over the years:
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