Banjo Tooie - Nintendo 64 Review - Ultra HDMI - HD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2017
- Banjo-Tooie is a platform video game developed by Rare and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64. It was first released on 20 November 2000 in North America and on 12 April 2001 in Europe, and later re-released as an Xbox Live Arcade game for the Xbox 360 on 29 April 2009. It is the second instalment in the Banjo-Kazooie series and serves as a sequel to the original Banjo-Kazooie. The story of the game follows series protagonists Banjo and Kazooie as they attempt to stop the plans of antagonist Gruntilda and her two sisters from vapourising the inhabitants of the game's world.
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Banjo Tooie review on the nintendo 64. Recorded using an Ultra HDMI modded N64 console with an Elgato game capture HD capture card using a real game cartridge.
Does this retro nostalgic game fall into your top 5 or top 10 N64 games? What do you think if the music or soundtrack in the game? Do you prefer this or banjo kazooie? were you looking forward to Banjo Threeie? Does anyone ever read the description tab anymore? Who knows, maybe i am talking to myself. So Super mario 64 is pretty good hey?
During the N64 era, you could never go wrong with any RARE title.
Banjo Tooies biggest weakness comes from not utilizing the Expation Pak. It would give the console more RAM to store and potensially improve the framerate
being young when this came out the concept of sequels blew my mind, it felt like absolute magic seeing banjo and kazooie have an extended and improved move set
Banjo tooie is the first game i have ever played.
Banjo-Kazooie is great because it is simplistic, pure fun, and charmingly humorous. As Banjo-Tooie is much more complex, story-driven, and challenging. This is not a bad thing in my opinion, I do love a good challenge. But it's also understandable that people prefer the original, because of it's simplicity and happier atmosphere. But Rareware knew how to make a sequel. Banjo-Tooie is bigger, graphically better, and has more stuff to do. Including, new moves, characters, and collectables/ items. As Banjo Kazooie has a much happier atmosphere, Banjo Tooie's is gloomy, yet colourful. The music though, is not as memorable as Banjo Kazooie, even when they're both composed by the legendary Grant Kirkhope, but nonetheless, still fantastic. I love Banjo Tooie almost as much as Banjo Kazooie, and Banjo Tooie is very much recommended if you like the first one.
I was only six and it was the years where my sister's brag me to get a console they want, which was either the xbox and the ps2. I was only little child and i had no clue which one to choose. Of course, my mom and dad told them to let me choose, since it was my birthday. Surprisingly, i looked at the Green Congo verison that included the Donkey Kong 64. It caught my attention more then the ps2 and the xbox. So i pointed at it and told my parents. They agreed and i was able choose 2 games for free from the local gaming store, because they were closing down. So i picked Banjo Kazooie and Banjo Tooie. My sister laughed thinking i picked the same game. I ignored them and told my parents that i want those 2 games. When i first played them, i realised they were the same, but were both different. Soon at the age 8, i realised Banjo tooie is the sequel to Banjo Kazooie. I still have them, and play them sometimes. I still never beat them because of school and work, but I'll try to play them when i have time.
Banjo-Tooie is my favourite 3D platformer of all time!!! I played it as a kid, but always prefered Banjo-Kazooie until replaying Banjo-Tooie as an adult and appreciating its complexities so much more.
Banjo-Tooie is my favourite game of all time on the merits of its worldbuilding. Gruntilda's Lair was amazing and built up each level amazingly, but that's just the thing: they were disparate levels that just felt too disconnected from each other. The Isle o' Hags, however, felt like a complete interconnected world, especially since you could warp between each world except for Cloud Cuckooland, which took place above every other world. That whole concept just blew my mind when I was younger. Also, each level just felt more fleshed out in and of themselves, and the fact that you had every single move from the first game was just so damn convenient and good as well. I also hated the Note Score system in Kazooie, so I'm glad they scrapped it in Tooie, and while I understand the 360 version removed it entirely, I can't be arsed rebuying it for that alone.
I'm the same way in that I can never decide which game I like more. Both are so great!!
Nothing, in any other videogame, will ever top the feeling of going up that trampoline in Witchy World and seeing the skybox of the level at dusk, endless pine trees at the horizon and just the sound of the wind in the background.I miss so much those days.
Played through Banjo Kazooie several times growing up and on the 360 version later on. But still have never played this game past the intro.
From reading the comments i guess I'm in the minority since i prefer this game over the first...
One of my favorite games of all time... dear lord, I love this game.
I don't think any of the bosses were THAT tough but that saucer ride... that was a real bitch.
Of all Nostalgic 90’s still kids enjoying life with no worries home from school N64/PS1 days, Banjo’s music is the main one that takes me back to those times.
I can bearly remember this game... But BK was freaking amazing....
Hello sir. Great review. I actually played Banjo Kazooie way back when it came out and I used to be my favorite platformer. I finally played Tooie over the past month or so. To me, it's just so much of a superior title, in that it has much more depth, much larger worlds, inter connectivity between the worlds, and so many gameplay improvements (holding on to ledges, separating them both, etc). And when I revisited Banjo Kazooie, it seemed so much smaller and far too easy compared to Tooie (w exception of last 3 or so worlds). Both are great games, but for me, despite my nostalgic feelings for Kazooie (I played it when it came out and played it a lot), I like Tooie better.
I'm playing through it now. 11 hours in. Love your reviews buddy reminds me of my childhood
Owed this since it came and only this week getting around to playing it. Fully finished banjo's 1st adventure,dk 64 & mario 64.
Another great review Glenn. Can't wait for another Goldfinger 64 stream.