Donkey Kong Bananza players have a much better time after switching the Jump button

If you get through Donkey Kong Bananza and struggle to get hold of the surprisingly complicated controls, there is a very simple fix.

Since I am sure that all of you who have spent all weekend playing it, Donkey Kong Bananza is a total (course) pearl in a game. The team behind Super Mario Odyssey has cooked again, and DK's latest adventure is already announced as one of the best platform players that Nintendo has ever posted.

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As fantastic as Bananza is, but it is not without problems. Not only are some players struggling to play thanks to how easy it is to waste time to destroy everything in sight, but others complain that the checks feel a bit. However, there is a very obvious reason for it and a simple fix to start.

You probably play Donkey Kong Bananza wrong right now

Jump should always be B in a Nintendo game

Given that Donkey Kong Bananza comes from Nintendo, you would be forgiven because you assume that pressing B would result in Donkey Kong jumping, just like Mario and almost all other 3D platforms. In Bananza, however, this is not the case, since B is actually awarded DK's punching.

It makes sense when considering X is used to look up, but all muscle memory that is built up from playing Mario games gets many players to fight with Bananza's control schedule. As pointed out by the Twitter user Nintendeal, there is actually a very simple fix in the game's settings that change everything.

From the moment you start the game, if you go into the alternative menu and browse down to DK's action buttons, you will see an option to change the controls to jump and beat down. This setting allows you to assign the jump button to B (as it should be) instead of struggling by pressing A for a few hours.

B and a creature changed seriously with my flow when I started Bananza, but I haven't looked back since I saw the opportunity to change.

It seems that I am not the only one who has struggled with DK Bananza's controls, as the comment episode in the tweet is full of people who say that change is the best option. Of course, there are also players who say that it is not needed and that it makes jumping and punching too hard, but we leave it up to you to decide.