RE-RECORDING IN BETTER QUALITY: th-cam.com/video/GfoS7piLkdk/w-d-xo.html RE-RECORDING IN BETTER QUALITY: th-cam.com/video/GfoS7piLkdk/w-d-xo.html I wasn't able to squeeze this in the 12 hour upload limit unfortunately. Anyway, this is Banjo Tooie. I'm sure most of you have heard of this title or even played it. It's the sequel to story in Banjo Kazooie but there are quite a few gameplay changes which I'll get to in a bit. One major difference is the fact that all the worlds in Banjo Tooie are connected to each other, which allows for a couple of complex jiggies. You will frequently find yourself entering older stages to trigger an event in a later stage. It's a fairly cool concept, but it makes it a tad difficult for me to create a good longplay. Besides that major change, the worlds are also much bigger and the jiggies are overall much more complex to obtain. If you compare the jiggies in this game to the ones in Kazooie, the ones in Kazooie are being given out like candy. Another big change is the fact that everything in the level now saves. This includes jinjo's, musical notes and just about anything else you do. You activated the elevator in Grunty's Industries? Cool, you won't have to do it again next time you enter the level. -- Obviously, this is all necessary for the fact that these levels require you to revisit them several times. Speaking of that, the timecodes mention exactly how many jiggies I obtain each time I enter a specific stage. I can't list each jiggy separately, because most all of the actions that are required for each jiggy are done in "efficient" order rather than aiming for one specific jiggy each time. I personally think that some of these jiggies are incredibly hard, almost impossible, to figure out on your own. If you thought Kazooie was too easy, you might enjoy this more. Surely you got more of a bang for your buck with this version because you spend so much more time aimlessly walking around. I guess that's the fun aspect of it too. Back when you're a kid, with no internet at hand, just walking through these levels all day and finding a new action to trigger each time. Everything you do is saved so once again, that's a big plus. Fortunately you don't need all jiggies to get the final boss and ending. All jiggies simply unlocks a lame bonus cinematic. Collecting all musical notes doesn't do much either. In Kazooie it unlocks four rooms that each give you max red feathers, max gold feathers, max eggs and one final room that doubles your HP. Guess that wasn't much necessary in this version anyway, as you don't run out of this ammo as easily anymore. The items are now put in nests which give you 5-25 of that item as opposed to simply 1, in Kazooie. If you collect cheat pages you can unlock cheats such as more ammo and health regen. I enabled these during the final boss only. I don't consider these cheats, but rather perks or upgrades. There are some more powerful cheats in the game too which you don't get from unlocking pages, but by simply entering the codes which can be found online. These are much more like real cheat codes and I made sure not to use these, not even during the final boss. Lastly, as this is not always clear to everybody, the longplays are closer to casual gameplay than they are close to speedrunner gameplay. This game can obviously be played a lot quicker by abusing game mechanics, or be a lot shorter by cutting out backtracking, but that's not what we do. With that being said, the pathing I used is supposedly efficient for pleasurable viewing experience and the game was practiced once before recording. I spent roughly 60-70 hours of working hours on this entire project. Enjoy!
bro it's totaly fine how you did. I loved playing this game for such a long time and it IS freaking difficult sometimes and it need so long time to explore everything proper and get all jiggies = so thanks for uploading i really enjoy
I feel like the entire level of Cloud Cuckooland was a last minute decision. It's not as interconnected and intelligently designed as the other levels.
how beautiful is that game. looks like a PS2 game in graphical terms, it's amazing the graphics power of the N64. This game would make a sega Saturn or PS1 explode
I played this game to death back in the N64 days..A true masterpiece. Along with: Goldeneye Perfect Dark Banjo Kazooie DK64 Jet Force Gemini Diddy Kong Racing. God I miss the old Rareware.
In most of the Kazooie situations, you could just use red feathers, so you will not have to die or crash your brain on "how can I reach this or that point"..
This game took me literal years to beat as a kid, probably 4 or 5 years of wandering and exploring unitl I figured things out little by litte. The elapsed to beat the final boss was over 300 hours... I must have been insane as a kid.
Btw, no, it's all personal preference. I like Tooie more than Kazooie but I can see why people'd choose Kazooie over the sequel. And I respect that opinion.
Very good walkthrough, pal. :) I only started it on an emulator years ago and only made it to the first steps of Terryductyland. But from your way of playing, it's a pity you missed a few things. ;) You didn't pay Heggie a visit, though I can't remember her location. I didn't know Dingpot would be present as well. If you would have explored Spiral Mountain a bit better, you might have met a character (a stranded fish) around the river or under one of the heavy rocks, who even didn't appear in the character's log. After rescuing him, he grants you one of two abilities (I can't remember if he also offers the second one). One lets you have twice of air under water while the other one will let you swim faster during diving. You need to hold A while using B to swim with doubled speed. For me that was a great help in Jolly Roger's Lagoon. You also didn't activate the Jukebox in the bar to see what might have happened. :D The Fortune Teller's tent also hasn't been visited which I expected to Brentilda's, but you've proven it was Grunty's. A pity you had to kill the Ice Cube's, the only NPC' s real deaths in both games. Rare was twenty years ahead of their time. Not only did they include so many fourth wall braking moments, they also let Klungo be the first developer of the cheap and bad Simulator games while Boggy knows about shopping while using his flat TV with equipment found nowadays.
You can attack with your effing underwear as a washing machine! Usable if you don't want to get similar beatings as in the video. Edit: And right after I wrote this, the uploader does so. Good job overall! Also, the original "Why I hear boss music?" Right before the last Klungo fight...
Game is actually very laggy on real hardware but my laptop might’ve also caused some issues.. the video will be redone someday when I can get an ultrahdmi n64
This would be a better game with a map system and a quest log to keep track of the jiggies, maybe some more hints for things too like the washing machine being heavy (I thought the rabbits were going to help you with it) and some signs/landmarks above unmarked caves and doors like in the industries and circus levels. I guess part of it would also be fixed with twin stick controls since you'd more easily look upwards regularly and maybe spot important details.
@@marnixmaximus3053 banjo Kazooie is more better to be honest. It was a huge hit when it first came out. When banjo Tooie came out, it wasn't a huge hit how it was before
Longplay Is Stupid And Longplay Screws Up The Game The New Name Now Will Be A Stupid Screwup Longplay Because CPU's Don't Know Really How To Play The Games Rights CPU's Never Have Never Will And CPU's Never Listen
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I wasn't able to squeeze this in the 12 hour upload limit unfortunately. Anyway, this is Banjo Tooie. I'm sure most of you have heard of this title or even played it. It's the sequel to story in Banjo Kazooie but there are quite a few gameplay changes which I'll get to in a bit. One major difference is the fact that all the worlds in Banjo Tooie are connected to each other, which allows for a couple of complex jiggies. You will frequently find yourself entering older stages to trigger an event in a later stage. It's a fairly cool concept, but it makes it a tad difficult for me to create a good longplay. Besides that major change, the worlds are also much bigger and the jiggies are overall much more complex to obtain. If you compare the jiggies in this game to the ones in Kazooie, the ones in Kazooie are being given out like candy. Another big change is the fact that everything in the level now saves. This includes jinjo's, musical notes and just about anything else you do. You activated the elevator in Grunty's Industries? Cool, you won't have to do it again next time you enter the level. -- Obviously, this is all necessary for the fact that these levels require you to revisit them several times.
Speaking of that, the timecodes mention exactly how many jiggies I obtain each time I enter a specific stage. I can't list each jiggy separately, because most all of the actions that are required for each jiggy are done in "efficient" order rather than aiming for one specific jiggy each time.
I personally think that some of these jiggies are incredibly hard, almost impossible, to figure out on your own. If you thought Kazooie was too easy, you might enjoy this more. Surely you got more of a bang for your buck with this version because you spend so much more time aimlessly walking around. I guess that's the fun aspect of it too. Back when you're a kid, with no internet at hand, just walking through these levels all day and finding a new action to trigger each time. Everything you do is saved so once again, that's a big plus.
Fortunately you don't need all jiggies to get the final boss and ending. All jiggies simply unlocks a lame bonus cinematic. Collecting all musical notes doesn't do much either. In Kazooie it unlocks four rooms that each give you max red feathers, max gold feathers, max eggs and one final room that doubles your HP. Guess that wasn't much necessary in this version anyway, as you don't run out of this ammo as easily anymore. The items are now put in nests which give you 5-25 of that item as opposed to simply 1, in Kazooie.
If you collect cheat pages you can unlock cheats such as more ammo and health regen. I enabled these during the final boss only. I don't consider these cheats, but rather perks or upgrades. There are some more powerful cheats in the game too which you don't get from unlocking pages, but by simply entering the codes which can be found online. These are much more like real cheat codes and I made sure not to use these, not even during the final boss.
Lastly, as this is not always clear to everybody, the longplays are closer to casual gameplay than they are close to speedrunner gameplay. This game can obviously be played a lot quicker by abusing game mechanics, or be a lot shorter by cutting out backtracking, but that's not what we do. With that being said, the pathing I used is supposedly efficient for pleasurable viewing experience and the game was practiced once before recording. I spent roughly 60-70 hours of working hours on this entire project. Enjoy!
bro it's totaly fine how you did. I loved playing this game for such a long time and it IS freaking difficult sometimes and it need so long time to explore everything proper and get all jiggies = so thanks for uploading i really enjoy
I hope you do Nuts and Bolts next.
Not anytime soon actually but its planned:)
I have to rate your performance a B-, as oppose to other Longplays I've seen.
Sorry!!!
You’ve seen mostly emulated longplays haha
the soundtrack makes me cry. i remember some of my hard times as a kid. at the same time, i feel great cause i still love this game. no matter what.
Maybe see someone
this game is a gem
Agreed.
I remember putting so many hours into this game because there was just so much to do. Never finished though
I fucking miss this game. It hurts watching it i miss it so much. Great upload, friend
You poor thing.
He's in smash
Try going to anime or comic conventions, they ALWAYS have vintage games and systems
Pretty sure you can still play it on Xbox if you miss it so mich
I feel like the entire level of Cloud Cuckooland was a last minute decision. It's not as interconnected and intelligently designed as the other levels.
gruntildas a good sport about banjo winning the quizzes
The first few jiggies of Grunty Industries turn Banjo-Kazooie into Kazooie-Kazooie, the egg--spewing bird adventure.
Hmmm. Why do the dragon brothers have cannons pointing at them?
how beautiful is that game. looks like a PS2 game in graphical terms, it's amazing the graphics power of the N64. This game would make a sega Saturn or PS1 explode
I played this game to death back in the N64 days..A true masterpiece.
Along with:
Goldeneye
Perfect Dark
Banjo Kazooie
DK64
Jet Force Gemini
Diddy Kong Racing.
God I miss the old Rareware.
ocarina of time?????
@@Darkmatter3006yt Not a Rareware game m8 😉 But yes a true masterpiece
Agree. Too sad stupid nintendo let rare got bought by Microsoft
In most of the Kazooie situations, you could just use red feathers, so you will not have to die or crash your brain on "how can I reach this or that point"..
This game took me literal years to beat as a kid, probably 4 or 5 years of wandering and exploring unitl I figured things out little by litte. The elapsed to beat the final boss was over 300 hours... I must have been insane as a kid.
Is it bad that I prefer Banjo-Kazooie over Banjo-Tooie?
Is it bad noone gives a shit
@@kuro_okami8861
No one gives a shit about your rude negative attitude.
Btw, no, it's all personal preference. I like Tooie more than Kazooie but I can see why people'd choose Kazooie over the sequel. And I respect that opinion.
As long as you don't say nuts and bots
@@oldjas6475 👍💪
@ 3:44:29 what happened how can someone die from hitting a cloud too fast?
Water vapors
Bro playing with the witch’s head that’s ruthless lol 😂 I wish they made part 3
Without the cheats the final boss would be quite a handful I reckon
Yep.. definitely not impossible though, but I felt like I was allowed to use them as they are unlocked in-game and without hacking
Great stuff dude!
Very good walkthrough, pal. :)
I only started it on an emulator years ago and only made it to the first steps of Terryductyland.
But from your way of playing, it's a pity you missed a few things. ;)
You didn't pay Heggie a visit, though I can't remember her location.
I didn't know Dingpot would be present as well.
If you would have explored Spiral Mountain a bit better, you might have met a character (a stranded fish) around the river or under one of the heavy rocks, who even didn't appear in the character's log.
After rescuing him, he grants you one of two abilities (I can't remember if he also offers the second one).
One lets you have twice of air under water while the other one will let you swim faster during diving. You need to hold A while using B to swim with doubled speed. For me that was a great help in Jolly Roger's Lagoon.
You also didn't activate the Jukebox in the bar to see what might have happened. :D
The Fortune Teller's tent also hasn't been visited which I expected to Brentilda's, but you've proven it was Grunty's.
A pity you had to kill the Ice Cube's, the only NPC' s real deaths in both games.
Rare was twenty years ahead of their time. Not only did they include so many fourth wall braking moments, they also let Klungo be the first developer of the cheap and bad Simulator games while Boggy knows about shopping while using his flat TV with equipment found nowadays.
Thought i was watching conkers bad fur day for a minute.
Same makers
If it's the screen resolution then yeah I can see it.
You can attack with your effing underwear as a washing machine! Usable if you don't want to get similar beatings as in the video.
Edit: And right after I wrote this, the uploader does so. Good job overall!
Also, the original "Why I hear boss music?" Right before the last Klungo fight...
It is difficult to say about Banjo-Threeie, But I’ll doubt we’ll see it... in a long time...
:(
Moot point but you can hold b when your flying to extend the length of your beak buster.
How did mumbo got a minjo in his skull
Just wondering but why you skipped frames?
Game is actually very laggy on real hardware but my laptop might’ve also caused some issues.. the video will be redone someday when I can get an ultrahdmi n64
I'm wondering what the stompasaurus looks like?
This masterpiece graphics updated with Unreal Engine 4
This would be a better game with a map system and a quest log to keep track of the jiggies, maybe some more hints for things too like the washing machine being heavy (I thought the rabbits were going to help you with it) and some signs/landmarks above unmarked caves and doors like in the industries and circus levels. I guess part of it would also be fixed with twin stick controls since you'd more easily look upwards regularly and maybe spot important details.
Absolutely. This game is a pain to 100%
@@longplayarchive Thanks for the walkthrough!
😆😆😆! I just thought of something that I didn't think you guys would like.
And years later Nintendo would also use a train in Spirit Tracks.
Odd correlation, not complaining though, Spirit Tracks is a good game too.
I play it in widescreen
Mingy Jongo must be Borg. Resistance is futile.
No just a parody of the terminator.
Hmmm, I wonder what Kazooie was?
Doesn't it always work?
😆😆😆! Stone bear, huh? So, I guess that means there's a stone Kazooie in there.
Excellent game
take the normal eggs for the final boss , kills her much faster 😜
Ahh...
Hm? I wonder what is now?
6:22:49 follow us and find out
Wumba wingwam says to mumbo get out while you still can
👍
Hi
Easily on my top ten games list. Played through this game so many times it's not even funny.
Doesn't want to find out if she could actually swim, huh? Alright.
1:49:32 That was totally uncalled for. 😐
Should of fired the B.O.B on reverse on this franchise smh, it could use some life
well at least we got banjo in smash bros
Whens Cloud Coocoo Land though.
3:29:30
The constant skipping is really annoying :(
Banjo and Kazooie are now in Super Smash Bros Ultimate!!!!!!!!
3:08:05
OUCH!! *echoes*
XDD
KHAN!!
How did that Minjo, A. K. A. Mean Jinjo!!?
I understand but one small favor try to avoid or fight the stage enemies and stop falling. Please.
I hope to replay this title some day, Kazooie has already been reuploaded in much better gameplay!
It's totally a kid's game.
58:25 Radiation poisoning.
1:48:35 Child abuse.
4:39:59 Homicide.
5:33:44 Dead careers.
Never said it wasn't.
I perfer Banjo Kazooie than Banjo Tooie honestly.
why?
@@marnixmaximus3053 banjo Kazooie is more better to be honest. It was a huge hit when it first came out. When banjo Tooie came out, it wasn't a huge hit how it was before
@@cyphxd that response was as deep as a puddle.
i actually like both , but i get more nostalgia playing banjo-kazooie than tooie
I kind of wish you turned Kazooie back into a bird.
I am liking the PlayStation and the Xbox a lot more. Because of a man who's name shall not be named, because I don't like Him.
All paper Mario
Ahh... wait what?!?
Wrong video bud
the slow down in this game was unBEARable
What!?
😆😆😆! Doesn't it always work!?
Part1 was better because this game suffers from huge framerate fluctuations. Not a fan of that.
There wasn't too much they could do besides wait for the next gen console to release it.
Longplay Is Stupid And Longplay Screws Up The Game The New Name Now Will Be A Stupid Screwup Longplay Because CPU's Don't Know Really How To Play The Games Rights CPU's Never Have Never Will And CPU's Never Listen
Hailfire peaks is zich a bland level
😡😡😡!
Duh/🙄
praise our LORD 💊 📺 🗓️ 🧼 🍗🦴 🐕 thank you Jesus Christ for being our savior