Sentences with phrase «kazooie took»

Banjo Kazooie took that concept and improved it a lot.

Finishing off this first look at some of my favorite games of all time and their flaws (if you didn't guess, I plan to do more), Banjo - Kazooie takes center stage, my favorite 3D collect - a-thon style platformer.

Not exact matches

maybe take a few aspects of the old banjo kazooie games and youde have a donkey kong game i could get behind.

Yooka - Laylee is a charming platformer that takes inspiration from the cult classics and fan favorite games like Banjo Kazooie.

Despite starring in a game that at points even outclasses Super Mario 64 and Banjo - Kazooie, poor Rocket never took off with gamers.

Though some view this as just Banjo - Kazooie with some minor improvements, take it from me, it is far from that.

The fact is, Nintendo have taken some lessons from the likes of Banjo - Kazooie, so instead of warping you out of levels each time you find something special, it'll keep things moving.

Take a trip back to the era of the PlayStation and Nintendo 64, when games like Spyro the Dragon, Donkey Kong 64, Gex: Enter the Gecko, Banjo Kazooie, and Super Mario 64 captured the imagination and h...

Take a trip back to the era of the PlayStation and Nintendo 64, when games like Spyro the Dragon, Donkey Kong 64, Gex: Enter the Gecko, Banjo Kazooie, and Super Mario 64 captured the imagination and hearts of players everywhere.

For the week of May 1, we take a closer look at the Nintendo 64 title and my favorite game of all time, Banjo Kazooie.

A Hat in Time seems to be inspired more by the cel shaded art of The Wind Waker and Jet Set Radio, whereas Lobodestroyo takes influence from comic books and Yooka Laylee flat out goes for an updated Banjo Kazooie vibe for things.

Banjo - Kazooie (released in 1998, 1 player)-- 3D platformer adventure where Banjo and Kazooie must take on the evil witch Gruntilda, who's kidnapped Banjo's sister Tooty and plans to steal her beauty for herself.

With the shooter genre having taken the throne as the premiere genre in gaming today, the platformer has been mostly relegated to the indie scene in the form of arthouse 2D side - scrollers (Rayman, Inside, Outland), hence why it's so exciting to see the key creative talent behind the Banjo Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country series deliver a brand new 3D platformer in Yooka - Laylee.

Kazooie, hiding in her backpack on Banjo's back as always, can take in a mouthful of water and spray it out like a water gun while Banjo walks and jumps to aim.

Thats not to say these games are not worth beating again, but I'd love to take a look at some of the unannounced games, or even listen to some of the unreleased soundtracks, before I load up the Banjo - Kazooie Franchise for the who knows what time.

Exclusive to Xbox 360, gamers will also be able to play as the infamous Banjo and Kazooie who make a welcome return to the console and take to the starting grid in their Bolt Bucket all - terrain vehicle!

After a successful Kickstarter and a longer - than - advertised development process, developer Gears for Breakfast released A Hat in Time this month, a 3D platformer that takes aim at the legacy of games like Banjo - Kazooie and Psychonauts.

The story could've benefited from Kazooie being taken to the vet.

For the first time since Banjo - Kazooie released on the N64 back in 1998 Rare has taken the top spot in the UK chart, Banjo - Kazooie is one of the titles included in Rare's Xbox One exclusive Rare Replay.

The only truly arresting world, Fungi Forest, is not surprisingly taken from the cutting room floor of Rare's previous game, Banjo - Kazooie.

Kazooie can take over the legwork, able to run faster and over rougher terrain, and can also fire egg projectiles from either the front or back door.