Banjo Kazooie

[Shradow]

It's essentially Mario 64, but that doesn't stop it from being awesome.

[PrometheusMFD]

It's essentially Mario 64' date=' but that doesn't stop it from being awesome.

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It is not essentially Mario 64. Mario has better handling and less powerups

[Astro Dude]

And Cheato the Spell Book.

[Toffee.]

It's essentially Mario 64-

 

Except you play as a bear, and your best friend is an Insector Gadget-esque bird.

[TAG]

I like both Kazooie and Tooie (I prefer the latter). I just wish Kazooie had better bosses, like Tooie did. :D

 

*sigh* Now if only their spirits carried on into the third Banjo Kazooie game....

 

It's essentially Mario 64-

 

Except you play as a bear' date=' and your best friend is an [b']Insector Gadget-esque bird.[/b]

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[Astro Dude]

Banjo Kazooie didn't have that many bosses.

[TAG]

Banjo Kazooie didn't have that many bosses.

 

Exactly. In Banjo Tooie' date=' there was a boss for every stage. AND they were, y'know, ACTUAL bosses.

 

[spoiler=Kazooie had:']

Mumbo's Mountain: The Gorilla, in which you shoot it with 3 eggs to win (which barely qualifies)

Treasure Trove Cove: The Giant Crab, in which you hit him 3 times to win (which also barely qualifies)

Clanker's Cavern: The Mutant Crabs, in which you kill them all to win and are slightly stronger than regular crabs (which isn't much of a boss but moreso than the first 2)

Bubblegloop Swamp: The swarm of frogs, in which you kill all to win but aren't any stronger than regular enemies (same as above)

Freezeezy Peaks: None

Gobi's Valley: None

Mad Monster Mansion: None

Rusty Bucket Bay: Big Boom Box, who you must completely break down to win (the only true boss besides Gruntilda)

Click Clock Woods: The Swarm of Hornets, in which you must kill them all to win but are only faster versions of regular hornets (see #3 and #4)

 

 

I dunno about you, but in terms of bosses, Banjo Kazooie got the short end of the stick.

[Astro Dude]

I know. My fave had to be The dragons.

[Canadian]

Rare pisses me off too much. They really never understood that we wanted a new Killer Instinct game more than a bad remake of an old game.

 

I have 1 and 2 and I promised myself never to get 3. It was fun for my age when I was alot younger but now I really could care less about the silly build your own junk games.

[Urai Fen]

Banjo Kazooie and Banjo Tooie were some of the most epic games for N64 ever (not counting LoZ OoT) I just wish that Nintendo could have let Rare finish the Stop n' Swop program. They have great characters, awesome gameplay, huge colorful levels, and decent humor. Banjo Kazooie Nuts n' Bolts was sssssssssoooooooooo lame, though! >:( Honestly, the worst mistake Rare ever made was selling out to Microsoft!

 

And I have to agree, some videogames are WWWAAAYYY too customizeable! Nuts n bolts was probably the worst though :<

[TAG]

I know. My fave had to be The dragons.

 

I myself liked Mingy Jongo the most.

 

Rare pisses me off too much. They really never understood that we wanted a new Killer Instinct game more than a bad remake of an old game.

 

 

I have 1 and 2 and I promised myself never to get 3. It was fun for my age when I was alot younger but now I really could care less about the silly build your own junk games.

 

Aye, how the mighty have fallen. IMO, Rare is gaming's epitome of the "Fall from Grace."

 

Banjo Kazooie and Banjo Tooie were some of the most epic games for N64 ever (not counting LoZ OoT) I just wish that Nintendo could have let Rare finish the Stop n' Swop program. They have great characters, awesome gameplay, huge colorful levels, and decent humor. Banjo Kazooie Nuts n' Bolts was sssssssssoooooooooo lame, though! >:( Honestly, the worst mistake Rare ever made was selling out to Microsoft!

 

And I have to agree, some videogames are WWWAAAYYY too customizeable! Nuts n bolts was probably the worst though :<

 

I'm actually not sure whether it was Rare who left Nintendo or Nintendo who let Rare go. Either way, it was a serious mistake.