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Games/Banjo Kazooie/Reviews
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Banjo-Kazooie
Play as lovable goofball Banjo the bear and his bird pal Kazooie in the first of many adventures as they collect valuable "Jiggies" in order to face the vile witch, Gruntilda and save Banjo's sister Tooty.
You wanted a 3D platformer that's not Super Mario 64? Here you go.
I just beat this game on this very same day I wrote this review, and I can honestly tell you people, this is such an awesome game to play only if you are into the 3D platformer genre of video games. I… Read more
Birdy Num-Nums
This is like THE quintessential N64 adventure game. I miss those carefree days of yore when Rare would make games like this (DK64, Conker). Those were happier times! And speaking of happy, that's exac… Read more
Need your Nostalgic Fix? Look no Further
Shooters, shooters and more shooters, these are the games that everybody loves playing now-a-days. Whether its set in the WW2 setting or set in the "Modern Warfare" or even set in a huge city where yo… Read more
Finished Super Mario 64? Time to mv on up to Banjo-Kazooie!
Super Mario 64 set an incredably high standard for games on the Nintendo 64, it set a bar so high that few games actully managed to jump over it in the consoles life cycle. It had done what few people… Read more
It's Still A Great Game..
Banjo Kazooie Review Ten years ago I was a huge fan of Banjo Kazooie, the bear and bird who since have gone on to star in several other titles on a variety of formats. Their first adventure arrived on… Read more
Still one of the best!
Banjo-Kazooie is a flawless port of the N64 original and my favourite game of all time. On the surface it looks like any other 3D platform game from the period. But the cute characters and squeaky voi… Read more
Banjo-Kazooie follows in the footsteps of Super Mario 64
Banjo-Kazooie is a platform game released in 1998 for the Nintendo 64 by the British developers Rareware, who at the time made games exclusively for Nintendo. Banjo-Kazooie follows the same formula as… Read more
Solid 3D platformer action, with a few notable flaws
Banjo's adventures have aged admirably well. Rare's classic platformer holds up even today as one of the better releases to date in the genre, and young and old gamers alike will find a lot to enjoy h… Read more
Reminds us of why we love the 3-D platformer so much
Positive: + gameplay is very deep with new elements added all the time + worlds are very diverse and have a lot of content + music tracks are great and change in style when you're in different spots +… Read more
Revisiting a bear and a bird's first tale...
Ten years ago, the original Banjo-Kazooie bust into the gaming scene by Rare for the Nintendo 64. It was the developer's return to the genre that put themselves to the map, which is the platformer. Wh… Read more
A slightly improved version of a classic.
Banjo Kazooie was originally released in 1998, when platformers were king and everyone was trying to imitate Mario 64. Now, 10 years later the game has been re-released for Xbox Live Arcade with HD gr… Read more
This is the perfect game in every way!
Banjo-Kazooie is without a doubt one of my favoroute game series of all time, and the first installment in the series is definatley on the best games ever list, with fantastic gameplay, stunning graph… Read more
Breathtaking.
B-K was one of my first Nintendo 64 games. I was much younger the first time I played it, but it was a magical experience. I came back to the game about a week ago and played through it, 100%. At my c… Read more
Banjo-Kazooie - The best game ever created!
Banjo Kazooie is such a classic, it's perfect in every single way imaginable, it came out some time after Super Mario 64, the formula was pretty much the same, but this game has several improvements m… Read more
The most fun platformer on the N64
Coming after the greatest 3D platformer of all time has got to be one of the most daunting prospects for any game but Banjo-Kazooie handles it with aplomb. While Super Mario 64 had an air of familiari… Read more