Nintendo has launched a new Donkey Kong Bananza Rally Towel reward in the US My Nintendo Store, available for all Nintendo account holders while stock lasts. The game, acclaimed as one of the best of the year, aims to highlight the capabilities of the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 during its first year.
Originally released over 25 years after Donkey Kong 64 in 1999, Donkey Kong Bananza debuted on July 17, 2025, marking it as the second 3D installment in the series. Developed by the team behind Super Mario Odyssey, players take on the role of Donkey Kong and his partner Pauline as they explore underground to uncover the Planet Core’s secrets, which are rumored to grant any wish. They must race against the Void Company, consisting of Void King, Grumpy Kong, and Poppy Kong, who intend to seize the treasures of the world first. Before their journey, players can take advantage of various free rewards available within My Nintendo Store’s constantly evolving product catalog.
Donkey Kong Bananza Rally Towel Reward Available for 650 Platinum Points
Recently, the US My Nintendo Store updated its offerings to include a new Donkey Kong Bananza Rally Towel, found for 650 Platinum Points. This 8x12" rally towel prominently features an updated design of Donkey Kong leaping ahead in a mine cart, along with the game’s logo and a breakable barrel. Players can only redeem one towel per Nintendo account and shipping fees apply.
Moreover, this towel could become a sought-after collectible as it’s only available while supplies last.
Nintendo is also introducing custom Donkey Kong Bananza icons for Nintendo Switch Online members that can be redeemed with Platinum Points. These icons will be released in four waves, with subsequent waves launching weekly until August 6.
Nintendo may continue to utilize its experience from Super Mario Odyssey and Donkey Kong Bananza to create both future 2D and 3D Donkey Kong titles. With the My Nintendo Store regularly updating its offerings tied to major Nintendo releases, fans can expect more exciting rewards in the future.
