An edited version of Rare's making of Project Dream Video (link: • Rare Revealed: A Rare ... ) with no commentary. Only the spectacular gameplay and some music from the cancelled game. I hope you'll enjoy the video!
The flowers in Banjo-Kazooie (Mumbo's mountain is a good example area that contains them) are actually just old DKC or Dreams (can't remember which) assets. You can tell they're done in the same style of flattening a model into a sprite
That's awesome, I'm glad I finally got to see some gameplay footage of Dream and early Banjo Kazooie. All before the Banjo Kazooie we know and love today.
So the game in it's early dev-stages looked like it would have played alot like Secret of man/Secret of Evermore but with DKC2's graphic engine. The overall concept was fascinating. It's s shame we'll never get to play that game but on a plus note if Dream Land of Giants did get made then we most likely wouldn't have gotten Banjo-Kazooie and Yooka-Laylee.
The SNES version was pre-rendered. The graphics looked better because they were done by far more powerful machines ( SGI workstations were over 1000 times more powerful than the SNES). The Nintendo 64 is about 93 times more powerful than the SNES and as such the N64 is powerful enough to have real time rendering but with graphics that were nowhere near as good as a workstation (An SGI workstation was still over 20 times more powerful than the N64). So in order to have a true 3D game they had to sacrifice the aesthetics. We all know that an isometric game does not play the same as a full 3D game. Polygons actually changed how games function, it's not just a matter of looks.
It was not a port though. They had to make everything from scratch in a console that has completely different fundamentals. The N64 is a full 3D console. While the SNES was only 2D (A few FX games had their own hardware inside the cartridges to introduce 3D to the SNES however the SNES itself did not have this capability). 3D games are not based on the same technologies as 2D games. They work in completely different ways. And seriously when it comes to Banjo-Kazooie the full 3D game from the N64 is much better than the isometric one (GBA Banjo-Kazooie Grunty's revenge was a pre-rendered isometric game just like Project Dream except that Project Dream looked better)
Yes it did look very very nice but a pre-computed game does not have the same dynamic gameplay as a full 3D one.. However I must point that at the time Rare ltd had no prior experience in 3D games so the N64 version didn't take any advantage of the 3D and the SNES version was definitely better in this case.
dude if this shit dropped during the early 2000s when everyone was making BK myth videos this shit would blow their fucking minds shoutouts to ThumbsUpMaster
I love you however sadly this game was cancelled Microsoft does not want them to make it butt fear not my friends for I am going to accomplish rareware's "Dream"
The rom is not available to the public sadly. However, we know there are physical prototypes out there so we may get lucky and find one so we can dump it online. I am much more optimistic we will get rom of it at some point since we discovered Dinsour Planet recently and many other Nintendo betas. So getting Dream does not seem that unlikelley.
+Knucklesfan It was taken from a video posted on Rare's official You Tube channel. I goes in detail about the development of the game and how it was made. Here's a link to the original video: th-cam.com/video/w72kj20YNA0/w-d-xo.html
Banjo-Kazooie DEFINITELY changed.
Fusion Isa hey, nice profile picture.
well thanks for sharing this footage! we now have proof of atleast 4 prototypes of banjo kazooie! fantastic!
Project dream, yep it was just that...a dream...
if only there were roms of this
On the SNES you can tell they reused DKC assets for the levels
The flowers in Banjo-Kazooie (Mumbo's mountain is a good example area that contains them) are actually just old DKC or Dreams (can't remember which) assets. You can tell they're done in the same style of flattening a model into a sprite
That's awesome, I'm glad I finally got to see some gameplay footage of Dream and early Banjo Kazooie. All before the Banjo Kazooie we know and love today.
That would have been a great looking SNES game.
So the game in it's early dev-stages looked like it would have played alot like Secret of man/Secret of Evermore but with DKC2's graphic engine. The overall concept was fascinating.
It's s shame we'll never get to play that game but on a plus note if Dream Land of Giants did get made then we most likely wouldn't have gotten Banjo-Kazooie and Yooka-Laylee.
snes version of dream was waaayyyy beetter than the n64 port
Polygons were the new gimmick. I'm feel sorry. :c
The SNES version was pre-rendered. The graphics looked better because they were done by far more powerful machines ( SGI workstations were over 1000 times more powerful than the SNES). The Nintendo 64 is about 93 times more powerful than the SNES and as such the N64 is powerful enough to have real time rendering but with graphics that were nowhere near as good as a workstation (An SGI workstation was still over 20 times more powerful than the N64). So in order to have a true 3D game they had to sacrifice the aesthetics. We all know that an isometric game does not play the same as a full 3D game. Polygons actually changed how games function, it's not just a matter of looks.
Trenzinho da Alegria I know that. my point is that the snes pre rendered visuals are far more better. the game looked nicer.
It was not a port though. They had to make everything from scratch in a console that has completely different fundamentals. The N64 is a full 3D console. While the SNES was only 2D (A few FX games had their own hardware inside the cartridges to introduce 3D to the SNES however the SNES itself did not have this capability). 3D games are not based on the same technologies as 2D games. They work in completely different ways. And seriously when it comes to Banjo-Kazooie the full 3D game from the N64 is much better than the isometric one (GBA Banjo-Kazooie Grunty's revenge was a pre-rendered isometric game just like Project Dream except that Project Dream looked better)
Yes it did look very very nice but a pre-computed game does not have the same dynamic gameplay as a full 3D one.. However I must point that at the time Rare ltd had no prior experience in 3D games so the N64 version didn't take any advantage of the 3D and the SNES version was definitely better in this case.
Inagine if this guy was in Smash
"Giants Lair" was actually just a test level.
As awesome as this looks I’m glad we got Banjo-Kazooie :)
Dream, where a banjo bear and a suffocating kazooie bvird live
Meant bird, can't edit cuz I'm too lazy
* bird *
I wish they made this game so that we can play it
wouldn't it be amazing if someone dumped this ROM on the internet? IF they had the cartridge? man i would be so happy
Looks like someone has it
th-cam.com/video/ylreBGrNgPY/w-d-xo.html
dude if this shit dropped during the early 2000s when everyone was making BK myth videos this shit would blow their fucking minds
shoutouts to ThumbsUpMaster
The early project dream/banjo should have been Donkey Kong 64.
Whats the name of this song?
They should have released Project Dream on GBA in stead of that Banjo kazooie sequel that nobody really remembers.
0:29 Sharpclaws?
Banjo era humano
I love you however sadly this game was cancelled Microsoft does not want them to make it butt fear not my friends for I am going to accomplish rareware's "Dream"
I meant to say i love rareware. I was voice typing it
Now that Rareware is allowing other companies to use their IPs, you can finally accomplish Dream
looks good
Where did the footage of clanked cavern come from
Wow, banjo with a sword. XD
Here is where the gameplay originates from. th-cam.com/video/w72kj20YNA0/w-d-xo.html
It looks like Rayman
can you give me a rom of this stuff for me to download but make sure it is a real one got it!
The rom is not available to the public sadly. However, we know there are physical prototypes out there so we may get lucky and find one so we can dump it online. I am much more optimistic we will get rom of it at some point since we discovered Dinsour Planet recently and many other Nintendo betas. So getting Dream does not seem that unlikelley.
@@vico7727 talk to rare and send them a email about for the rom of the game or ask somebody to steal
pause the video right on 3:20 lmao
3:20 who is that
A developer at Rare who worked on Dream. Can't remember his name though, sorry.
@@vico7727 pewdiepie? lol
@@thetrav2100 Gregg Mayles was the name, he was a designer by trade.
3:21
how did you aquire this video's material?
+Knucklesfan It was taken from a video posted on Rare's official You Tube channel. I goes in detail about the development of the game and how it was made. Here's a link to the original video: th-cam.com/video/w72kj20YNA0/w-d-xo.html
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