Banjo-Tooie

1. [anonymous]

   Jan 21, 2010

   10

   This games was and still is a great fun game. i never really liked the Multiplayer games and stuff....... but the story is great resuming This games was and still is a great fun game. i never really liked the Multiplayer games and stuff....... but the story is great resuming right off the first one and with the XBLA version now you can do the Mysterious Stop n' Swop!… Expand

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2. NathanW

   May 7, 2009

   10

   Classic game, i beat the game as a kid, and i'm enjoying the experience once again on the 360. Definitely more than worth the $15 they Classic game, i beat the game as a kid, and i'm enjoying the experience once again on the 360. Definitely more than worth the $15 they charge for it. And definitely worth a play though if you love platformers. If your looking for an Arcade game that lasts longer than a few hours to beat, this is the game for you.… Expand

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4. LebanM.

   Aug 7, 2009

   10

   Why are certain reviewers takes this game harshly, & the fact that it's "A derivative of SM64" baffles me, it brings a lot to the table. Why are certain reviewers takes this game harshly, & the fact that it's "A derivative of SM64" baffles me, it brings a lot to the table. Besides, we need platformers like this anyway, cause the gaming scene is filled with FPS games, I need more originality, people. Ultimately, it's a long lasting title, that will keep you hooked!… Expand

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5. GamecubeLover

   Jul 3, 2016

   9

   Banjo-Tooie on the Xbox 360 is just like the original. Not perfect but still a load of fun to play. The graphics are better though and I doBanjo-Tooie on the Xbox 360 is just like the original. Not perfect but still a load of fun to play. The graphics are better though and I do recommend this game but it's not as good as the N64 version.… Expand

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6. DeVr33z

   Oct 21, 2010

   9

   A great sequel which you'll love if you had even the slightest bit of interest in the original Banjo-Kazooie. Sure, the levels can be a bitA great sequel which you'll love if you had even the slightest bit of interest in the original Banjo-Kazooie. Sure, the levels can be a bit confusing sometimes but that's just because they aren't half as linear as the areas in many modern games. Banjo-Tooie takes actual thinking to progress, which is something that can't be said about a lot of games these days. Anyway, it's a really great title that I highly recommend.… Expand

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7. HaydenH

   Aug 21, 2009

   9

   This game represents some of the best childhood memories involving video games. Not only was this one of the best N64 games created, it This game represents some of the best childhood memories involving video games. Not only was this one of the best N64 games created, it innovated in many ways. In Mario 64, you had the same move-set for the entire game, whereas here, you learned new moves as you went. While it's a heck of a game, I've played through it so many times that I've started to notice things that bother me just a bit. The game is rather (not to be mean) old, and hasn't really evolved from what it was. Another small quibble is that the FPS sections have a default sensitivity that is much to high. Still, with these minor quibbles aside, let me say that this is one of the N64's best (and platformer's for that matter too). If you have played this game before, buy it again, it won't hurt. If you have never played the game before, what are you waiting for!? The game is $15 and several hours long and it's amazing! Go get it right now if you like anthropomorphic animals, platformers, killing stuff, or awesome games!… Expand

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8. Broyax

   May 7, 2018

   0

   Je croyais que c'était un indé et j'allais me faire une joie de le jeter dans la poubelle des étrons indés du jour... mais non, attention, ceJe croyais que c'était un indé et j'allais me faire une joie de le jeter dans la poubelle des étrons indés du jour... mais non, attention, ce truc-là était à l'origine une merdeveille de Rare pour le petit artisan Nintendaube, de quoi compléter son offre merdeveilleuse en matière de jeux de gogols juste à côté du petit plombier moustachu à casquette rouge (sûrement un enfoirnaze de communiste, me souffle-t-on).
   
   Donc Banjogogol-Nouille est la suite de Banjogogol-Kazkouille où l'on retrouve les merdeveilleux amis bien connus comme l'ours mongolien et l'oiseau trizomique. Il faut ramasser des pièces dorées et sauter et euh... enfin tout ça quoi. Bien sûr, le jeu date un peu et ses graphismes sont un peu... euh, enfin tu vois quoi ; ça sent le poisson un peu quand même... même pour l'époque.
   
   En tout cas, dans cette version 360 en haute résolution (!), ils ont gardé la Nintendaube 64 sur le menu ! mais est-ce que Nintendaube est d'accord ? combien on a filé au petit artisan pour l'insigne honneur de faire poser la Nintendaube 64 dans le menu ? parce qu'on est sur une console Microsoft un petit peu quand même !
   
   Sinon bah, la caméra fait bien de la merde comme dans le jeu... euh la daube précédente et tous les bruitages débiles sont là ; je te parle même pas de la "musique"... qui te transforme la cervelle en gloubi-boulga. On sait pas où aller de toute façon et c'est un peu le boxon quand même ce jeu de golmons. Mais qu'est-ce qu'on fout là-dedans ?
   
   Bon, de toute façon j'ai arrêté, les jeux pour les **** artisans, c'est trop pour moi : je préfère l'industriel...… Expand

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