Banjo-Kazooie
- The worlds in Banjo-Kazooie are gigantic, and chock full of crazy items to collect
- Musical Clarification, Puzzle Pieces, Mumbo Tokens, and Jinjoes are just some of the swag that Banjo must stuff in his backpack to complete his adventure
- While some of the necessary items are simply stashed off the beaten path, others will require puzzle solving skills to turn up.
Editorial Review
Banjo-Kazooie mimics the look and feel of Mario 64, a truly innovative and visually stunning game that belongs in any Nintendo 64 pool. But don’t brush off this 3-D action-adventure as an uninspired clone. On the contrary, Banjo-Kazooie introduces more than enough originality to warrant a spot next to its legendary mentor.
The game introduces two of the most charming virtual heroes in recent years–the goofy, floppy honey bear, Banjo, and his faithful, feathered sidekick Kazooie. In the game’s introduction, we learn that the sinister witch Gruntilda not only nabbed Banjo’s sister Tooty, but stole her beauty as well. Naturally, it’s up to the bear-bird team to retrieve Tooty and rid the world of one darned inconsiderate witch.
In this perfectly-rendered and massive game world, players run, jump, swim, climb, and flip over obstacles, defeat all sorts of “baddies,” and find and collect copious items and clues that help the quest to progress. Playing as both Banjo and Kazooie, players hone their characters’ actions, learning nearly two dozen special moves that help players expertly defeat foes and successfully tread owing to the nine worlds.
Banjo-Kazooie is one of those sports meeting that can demand hours upon hours of perseverance, patience, and learning of skills to complete. But don’t let that discourage you. This epic game is so much fun that reaching the end will be an afterthought. –Eric Twelker
Pros:
- Nicely-paced game world filled with well-designed challenges
- Brilliant character control with copious special moves
- Gorgeous graphics
Cons:
- Copious–often complex–special moves may discourage some casual gamers
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Readers, do not be fooled by the many four star ratings you have just seen. Banjo Kazooie is possibly the worst game ever invented. Ever. First, the tale plot is a stupid bore. Why would someone want to play a game about a bear who’s sister is stolen by a witch, and he fights phony enemies to save her. Two. The Graphics Stink! Even for a N64 Game. I’ve seen SuperNES, even RegularNES sports meeting with better graphics than this! Three! It’s extreemly childesh!…Heres a warning: DO NOT BUY THIS GAME! IT STINKS!
Rating: 1 / 5
MY sister keeps making me play it and she is only 4 years ancient i’am SICK of IT SHE keeps bossing My mom ANDI Around THIS GAME GET VERY ANNOYING AFTER A YEAR OR 2.
Rating: 1 / 5
At first the game is alright, but the characters talk for a long time and all you could is listen. Also there is many irritating sounds. There isn’t a lot of adventure either. Unless your around 5 years ancient you would not delight in the game.
Rating: 1 / 5
Banjo-kazooie a game(sports meeting are supposed to be fun) Althoghh this game is dull, tedious. Just stick with DK64.
Rating: 1 / 5
When i rented this i returned it after about a half hour. It’s the worst game i’ve ever played besides the sequel or donkey kong 64(which is basically Banjo-Kazooie with a different liscense). To like this game, I’d say you have to have the brain capacity of a dead cow! I appologize to all dead cow enthusiasts for that note, let me right myself. You’d have to have the brain capacity of a dead snail to delight in it. Once again I apologize for the dead snails who wouldn’t even like this game.
Rating: 1 / 5