Banjo-Kazooie (N64)

There are many games producers that consistently create thoroughly entertaining, playable and enjoyable games. Rare is definitely one of them. You don’t have to look far to see what I’m on about – Goldeneye, Diddy Kong Racing, Perfect Dark and this absolute classic, Banjo Kazooie. It’s a 3D platform game whilst managing to include an adventure element that’s both difficult and humorous. Not many games can make that claim. As Banjo the bear, you head out with Kazooie to travel through an enormous amount of levels that are very cleverly linked together enabling a totally fluid element that allows you to return to previous levels ...  Read the complete review

As you can tell, We love adventure games.Did you know that Kazooie is a Girl? I didn't until I started playing Banjo-Kazooie.This game is really fun to play and the scenery and sound are outstounding. You have all kinds items you have to find in this game like;Gruntilda's Block,Honeycombs,Musical notes,JigSaw Puzzle Pieces,worms,acorns,fethers,eggs and lots more. My kids absolutely love this game.It starts out with Gruntilda capturing Banjo's little sister,Tooty.She is wanting to steal Tooty's beauty.You have nine levels you have to go through to save Tooty. Beat Gruntilda and save Tooty is name of the game.You will have lots of ...  Read the complete review

This was one of the first games I played on the N64 and I found it utterly amazing! You basically walk through the world of Banjo, (a bear) and his best mate Kazooie, (a bird) in order to save Banjo's little sister. Throughout the game Kazooie learns more tricks which helps Banjo along, from a mole. You also meet a wide range of characters, some quite funny, which help you along your way! As I said before this game is amazing and fully recommend it to anyone, the only let down was that it's quite easy to complete and you will see familarities to Mario 64. Apart from that I found it very bright, colourful and entertaining! ...  Read the complete review

Banjo-Kazooie is a magnificent game, and there is a lot of controvery over, if Banjo is better than Mario 64 or not? In my opinion, yes and no. When you look at it in terms of level size, variety, graphics and gameplay, it does beat Mario but only by a slight margin in some cases. Banjo has loads of levels for you to fight your way through, and it is a game you can always go back to. It is one of those type of games that each time you go back to a certain area, you discover something you never saw before. In the case of rememerable characters, if someone said to you..."What game would you associate the Nintendo with?"...you are hardly likely ...  Read the complete review

Banjo and Kazooie is one of those games that really show off what the N64 is good at. It's got excellent graphics, brightly coloured and well rendered, and being a cute game the N64 softening antialiasing helps with the look. Gameplay will be familiar to those who've also played Mario 64, but that isn't to say that it's a copy, a lot of new features are added. This is a really good example of 3D platformers and one which is hard to beat. Banjo is a bear and Kazooie is a bird who lives in his backpack. Together they enable a wide range of different controls taking advantage of both Banjo and Kazooie's abilities. If anything this game has more ...  Read the complete review