Donkey Kong

Following 1980's Space Panic, Donkey Kong is one of the earliest examples of the platform game genre,^{[20]: 94 [21]} even prior to the term being coined; the U.S. gaming press used "climbing game" for games with platforms and ladders.^[22] As the first platform game to feature jumping, Donkey Kong requires the player to jump between gaps and over obstacles or approaching enemies whilst Donkey Kong throws barrels at the player, setting the template for the future of the genre.^[23] With four unique stages, Donkey Kong was the most complex arcade game of the time, and one of the first arcade games with multiple stages, following games such as 1980's Phoenix and 1981's Gorf and Scramble

Following Space Panic from the 1980s, Donkey Kong is one of the earliest examples of the platform game genre, ^{[ 20 ] : 94  [ 21 ]} even before the term was coined; the American gaming press used "climbing game" for games with platforms and ladders. ^[ 22 ] As the first platform game to feature jumping, Donkey Kong requires the player to jump between gaps and over obstacles or approaching enemies while Donkey Kong throws barrels at the player, thus establishing the template for the future of the genre. ^[ 23 ] With four unique levels, Donkey Kong was the most complex arcade game of its time, and one of the first multi-level arcade games, following games such as 1980's Phoenix and Gorf and 1981's Scramble.

Used game, which means it may show some light signs of wear. The photo is for illustration purposes only. Tested