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Banjo-Tooie

by Rare·published by Nintendo, Gradiente

2000Everyone20
NintendoN64XboxXbox 360Xbox One

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After two years under the rock, Gruntilda is finally set free from her death bed by her two sisters. As nothing but a skeleton, Grunty and her sisters plan a way of curing her looks by sucking life out of the land so as to restore her body to its old self. On hearing this news, our two champs Banjo and Kazooie, with the aid of Mumbo, set out to stop the evil plan and seek revenge for the passing away of Bottles the mole.

In this sequel to Banjo-Kazooie, you can play as the two main characters (as well as Mumbo) just like before, although they can now separate, helping them get to even harder areas of the land. You must collect jiggies to open new areas (like in the original game) as well as learn 40 new moves to help you get along.

Similarly with another Rareware title, Donkey Kong 64, you can play four-player mini-games that range from first-person shooters to bumper cars, battle for points etc.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayerSplit screen

Together

Split-screen

Perspective

Third person

Players

4 offline

Remastered as

Languages

2 languages, with audio, subtitles and interface
Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English—
Japanese—

Game details

Sound Capabilities

Dolby Surround

Multiplayer Options

Same/Split-Screen

Number of Players Supported

1-4 Players

Miscellaneous Attributes

Battery Backed RAM, Rumble Pak

System requirements

Video Modes Supported

Widescreen (16 x 9)

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Also known as

Banjo to Kazooie no Daibōken 2 — Japanese title

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Facts

Developer

Rare

Released

2000

Platforms

NintendoN64XboxXbox 360Xbox One

Age ratings

ESRBEveryoneACBG8+ELSPA3+SELLTPVET/SFBS/T (Square)

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Behind viewMetroidvaniaPlatformPuzzle elements