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It took Nintendo devs a year of "squashing and crushing watermelons" to record sound effects for Donkey Kong Bananza: "There were no more good watermelons"

Please, next time you play Switch 2 platformer Donkey Kong Bananza, consider having a moment of silence for all the melons crushed under Nintendo devs' hands while they were recording sound effects.
Gizmodo

Instead of the Switch 2, Nintendo Debuts ‘Alarmo,’ a Stressful Alarm Clock With Switch Sound Effects

Nintendo’s Alarmo will play music from Super Mario and Legend of Zelda, then bombard you with coin sounds until you struggle out of bed. Reading time 3 minutes Instead of its much-anticipated Switch 2 ...
Shacknews

It took a year to come up with Donkey Kong Bananza's watermelon sound effect

Donkey Kong Bananza features a variety of levels with their own unique theme. One level in particular features giant fruit, including a watermelon that players can tear apart and walk into. It turns ...
IGN

Nintendo Alarmo Sound Clock - The First 16 Minutes of Gameplay (...Sort of)

Maybe we’ll put up a review of the Alarmo Sound Clock at some point, but in the meantime, here’s one way to pass the time until Nintendo actually shows off a new device that’s actually used to play ...