The Number of Collectibles in Donkey Kong 64, Settled Once and for All based on the datamining efforts of DK64 expert and DK64 Randomizer creator Ballaam The Internet is full of misinformation about the number of collectibles in Donkey Kong 64. Various guides, articles, and even the Guinness Book of World Records all list wrong numbers due to either neglecting to count some type of collectible, or not considering that the coin and banana counters are not equivalent to the number of coin and banana collectibles; e.g. Banana Balloons add 10 bananas to the counter, and Rainbow Coins add 25 coins, while each only being a single item. Note: a "collectible" is any individual item for which the collection status is saved to the save file, i.e. which does not respawn after collecting if the game is saved, exited and loaded again. This is as opposed to "pickups" like ammo that do respawn. Golden Bananas 201 +3 OOB Blueprints 40 Banana Medals 40 Fairies 20 Battle Crowns 10 Boss Keys 8 Company Coins 2 Rainbow Coins 16 Single Bananas Donkey 185 +1 OOB Diddy 130 +1 OOB Lanky 140 Tiny 170 +1 OOB Chunky 165 Banana Bunches Donkey 65 Diddy 70 Lanky 70 Tiny 66 Chunky 63 Banana Balloons Donkey 19 +1 OOB Diddy 22 Lanky 21 Tiny 20 Chunky 22 Banana Coins Donkey 99 Diddy 103 Lanky 110 Tiny 118 Chunky 147 +3 OOB Total number of collectibles:2142 (2152 if counting out of bounds content) Source: https://bsky.app/profile/ballaam.dk64randomizer.com

Donkey Kong 64 has a large number of collectibles, but the Internet is full of misinformation on what exactly that number is. I present an accurate count based on comprehensive datamining, aiming to answer this question once and for all: Donkey Kong 64 has 2142 collectibles.

A young man takes his Starmie to a fancy café.

Who else likes to take their favorite Pokémon to cafés?

A recap of my Twitch, showing my hours watched, my days visited, chats sent, my top categories, my most used emote, and my five most watched streamers.

My Twitch Recap for 2025!

Obviously, the "Razzie" version of the Game Awards would have the same satirical tone as the Razzies. Its name would be The Buggy Awards, or The Buggies for short.

There would be "awards" like Worst Narrative, Worst Soundtrack, Worst Ripoff, Worst Developer, DSP Award (opposite of Trending Gamer), Worst Performance by a Voice Actor, Most Disappointing Sequel, and of course, Worst Game of the Year.

What if there were a "Razzie" equivalent of The Game Awards, showcasing the worst games of the year? From mainstream AAA games, to mobile games, to even indie games, nothing would be spared.

Soundtrack would consist of female-driven rock and empowerment anthems, along with the wrestlers' own themes.

Create Mode would consist of Create a Wrestler (with appearance, moveset, entrance, and finisher), Create an Arena, Create a Showcase, Create a Match, and Community Creations.

The modes would be Exhibition Mode, Evolution Mode, MyEvolution, Evolution Universe (with Create a Story integrated into it), Evolution Showcase, Mini-Games, and Create Mode.

The roster would obviously consist of Legends, Divas-era women, Revolution-era women, modern-era women, and guest/legacy characters.

You know what WWE game we need? One based on the all-women's Evolution pay-per-view. Just imagine how awesome that would be!

Ideally, my version of the WWE Evolution video game would mimic the fast-pasted, arcade-style action of Smackdown vs. Raw.

Charlotte Flair says she can't do this because she doesn't trust Rhea Ripley and then she WALKS OUT | #WWE #SmackDown

I liked playing the Crown Tundra.

The Greatest Horror Villains Each Decade of the Past Century

Horror has ruled movie screens for over a century, giving us many iconic villains. But which ruled supreme each decade of the past 100 years?

One of my oldest MS Paint drawings.

Power so sacred, it must be protected.

My MS Paint drawings sure were incomprehensible.

One of my few "normal" drawings. This one is of some candy corn pieces.

Some old drawings of my I did in MS Paint as a kid. I sure had a pretty vivid imagination back then.

I miss iGoogle.

That show was an awesome part of my childhood!

Hmm, I wonder what AVGN would think of Toy Story for the Sega Genesis?

My favorite Pokémon movie of all time! I still have the VHS!

Just had Whataburger for the first time in my life, and it was so good!

The M&M's Minis as they were originally seen, flying out of a tube

The M&M's Minis as they appeared from 2003, each with their own individual looks and characteristics, and no legs

A collection of Swarmees, Minis plushies sold at M&M's World in 1998 that each give the Minis their own face and colour that reflects their personality - similar to how they would be represented five years later

The Minis at seen in a 1997 commercial, taunting Red and Yellow

The Minis
M&M's Minis
1997-2008

A flying, shapeshifting swarm of mischievous M&M's Minis, unleashed from inside a laboratory by Red and Yellow, who from then on would try foolishly to contain them. They were the subjects of video games, a 4D film and a Marvel comic, and would be redesigned in 2003.

Top 10 PBS Kids Shows

10. Clifford the Big Red Dog (2000)

9. Wishbone

8. Odd Squad

7. WordGirl

6. Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman

5. Zoom (1999)

4. Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

3. The Magic School Bus

2. Between the Lions

1. Sesame Street

I know some regions Gen 10 Pokémon could touch upon:

Canada (either Toronto or Québec)
Italy
Scandinavia
Australia and New Zealand
Argentina or Brazil
Philippines
India
Romania
Greece
Cambodia
South Korea

I consider myself a mixture of a Factory, a Worldbuilder, and a Loremaster.

In New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Kamek turns invisible whenever he teleports. By removing the invisibility, we can see that he is actually compressed to a thin line and stored in this spaghettified form in the game's memory until he reappears in a different spot.

My personal top 5 Cartoon Network shows:

5. Codename: Kids Next Door

4. Dexter's Laboratory

3. Courage the Cowardly Dog

2. Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy

1. Samurai Jack

Contemplate the incredible vastness of space with this visualization of the size of our Milky Way galaxy.

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Logo and box Artwork of Super Smash Bros. featuring the cast fighting

26 years ago today, Super Smash Bros. was first released for the Nintendo 64 in North America!

It features Poké Balls as items and Pikachu and Jigglypuff as playable characters.

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A green Saturn-like planet surrounded by green space clouds.

A pink, Saturn-like planet in deep space.

A barren red planet surrounded by pink and red space clouds.

A purple gas giant surrounded by purple space clouds.

I used to like making planets in Paint.NET.