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The Switch 2’s Next Killer App Is Already Here

JUL 19 – Gold coins serve mainly as visual filler and minor rewards while red coins offer meaningful challenges, with players collecting over 20,000 gold coins having little gameplay impact.

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Plus: a new OpenAI agent, a customizable controller, an emoji game, and more.

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The Switch 2’s next killer app is already here

Plus: a new OpenAI agent, a customizable controller, an emoji game, and more.

·United States
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Donkey Kong Bananza review - Is Switch 2 exclusive better than Mario Odyssey?

If you've got an appetite for destruction (and bananas), then Donkey Kong Bananza could be the game for you.

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Donkey Kong Bananza’s gold is pointless, but collecting it is still better than Super Mario Bros.’ coins

Donkey Kong Bananza’s gold might not serve a practical purpose, but collecting it is much more fun than gathering Super Mario Bros’ golden coins

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Polygon broke the news in on Saturday, July 19, 2025.
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