GamingNintendo reportedly gets Japanese trademark approvals for DK: King of Swing and Drill Dozer
A September 24, 2026, post says both games originally launched on Game Boy Advance and had yet to join Nintendo Switch Online.
TLDR
Nintendo’s Japanese trademark applications for DK: King of Swing and Drill Dozer were approved, according to a September 24, 2026, post. The post notes that both were originally Game Boy Advance games and neither was on Nintendo Switch Online at the time.
Nintendo reportedly gets Japanese trademark approvals for DK: King of Swing and Drill Dozer
A September 24, 2026, post says both games originally launched on Game Boy Advance and had yet to join Nintendo Switch Online.
TLDR
Nintendo’s Japanese trademark applications for DK: King of Swing and Drill Dozer were approved, according to a September 24, 2026, post. The post notes that both were originally Game Boy Advance games and neither was on Nintendo Switch Online at the time.
