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| Banjo-Tooie Platform: N64 Rated: E Number of Players: 4 Released: Nov. 20th, 2000 Publisher: Nintendo Developer: Rareware Genre: Platform |
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| Review -Amazing. So much is in this game. The world's are huge! The graphics are pretty good for its time. The sound is perfect. One of the best platformers EVER. Gamplay: A++ All of Banjo's and Kazooie's neat moves are back and now even more. It feels so great when you get a new move. The Jiggies you must collect are well placed and get pretty hard to find. The worlds are huge, like I said, and are pretty detailed. The notes are its only flaw. It is pretty easy to collect them, now that they are in a musical group of 5. The notes also dont reappear when you leave the level, so it eases down the strenuous note collecting task you must do in Banjo-Kazooie. Then there's also the multiplayer. It's so-so but has a nice Goldeneye type mulitplayer which is great, because Rare made Goldeneye also. There are so many minigames and boss fights too. The boss fights are great and are pretty hard, along with the near impossible Grunty at the end. Graphics: A- Not that great but good. The cinemas are well animated. The worlds are pretty detailed. The water effects are normal N64 splashes and whatnot. Witchyworld is a well done level graphically. Sound: A++ Great sound from Banjo-Kazooie is back to Banjo-tooie. The music will change so smoothly, like from a regular swamp theme, to a circus theme so greatly. The characters voices (well, blabs) are great and are original. Challenge: A+ -The Jiggies are extremely hard to get most of the time. The boss fights will probably take you awhile to figure out. The moves you don't have will keep you from other levels, so finding that move is essential. Replay: A- The multiplayer is great, and this game's one-player will last you for a loooong time. You're not going to beat this game in one week. Overall: A+ Grade: 98% "A must-have for all platformer and adventure fans." |
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