Published By | Nintendo |
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Genre | Action > Platformer |
Release Date | 31 May 1998 |
Platform | Nintendo 64 |
Documents | None |
Utilities | List Utilities |
Hacks | None |
Translations | List Translations |
ROM Information | ROM Information |
ROM Map | ROM Map |
RAM Map | RAM Map |
Table File | Table File |
Hacking Notes | Hacking Notes |
Tutorials | Tutorials |
Last Modified | 27 February 2013 |
Game Description:
Banjo-Kazooie is the most popular “collectathon” game. At first glance, it feels like a Super Mario 64 ripoff. While you’d be correct, this is only so at the surface level. If you want to get anywhere in this game, you basically need to collect everything in this game.
The point of the game is to lead Banjo (a bear) and Kazooie (a bird) to Gruntilda’s lair in order to rescue Banjo’s sister, who is in danger of having her beauty stolen.
Everything about the game is bright and cheery. Controls are responsive. Camera is alright, about as well as Super Mario 64. Story is nonsensical and only gives you just enough motivation to play. Sound is cheery and doesn’t get too annoying (until you turn the game off and you keep hearing all of it). Graphics are a bit better than your standard N64 game.
I recommend this game to those who like collecting things and feel right at home in a bright, cheerful environment. If you don’t want to spend hours making maps or looking up maps, don’t play it. Those last notes will torment you forever.
Content:
Title | Category | Date |
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Banjo's Backpack | Level Editors | 11 Dec 2015 |
Banjo-Kazooie Editor | Game Specific | 19 Jan 2014 |
Title | Category | Date |
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Banjo-Kazooie (ES) | Fully Playable | 01 Sep 2013 |