I first played Banjo Kazooie when I was around 7 years old, so I'm not as emotionally attached to it as Mario 64, even though it also was a part of my childhood. It was like my first game ever and it will always have a special place in my heart, thus I will always have a bias towards it. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. :'( I'm sure many other people feel the same way. I don't know what Banjo Threeie will be like (from the looks of the trailer it looks horrible) but I know that Banjo Kazooie along with Banjo Tooie will always have a special place in my heart. The atmosphere of the whole world was amazing. Banjo Kazooie may have seemed kiddish, but it was a game that made you happy. (Damn the music was awesome! Rare always make good music.) I realise that a lot of games these days try ato be too cool and hardcore.but the truth is, they're often just depressing. The rich worlds, lively characters, fantastic gameplay and music are what made it a very memorable game.
I don't get that kind of satisfaction these days that I got then when I buy games.probably since the N64 was such a big technical leap. I couldn't have been happier when I got my very own copy. This was the N64 generation (a very special time to have been a part of.just watch the N64 Kid video.that's the kind of impact it had) and I still remember the day I got it for Christmas. The beautiful, rich worlds amazed me when I first played the level Mumbo's Mountain at the shops. 9 years on and I still consider it to be the best platform game EVER. The first action platform game I ever got when I was 10.
9 years on and I still consider it to be the best Ah.the memories of good times.
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