Banjo-Kazooie - New N64 Trailer

Banjo-Kazooie - New N64 Trailer
My New Trailer of Banjo-Kazzoie, Banjo-Kazzoie is a platform, action-adventure videogame first in a series, developed by Rareware and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 64 in 1998. It was re-released in the Xbox Live Arcade in HD Version on 2008 from Microsoft after the aquisition of UK Company Rare.

The Story of Banjo-Kazooie: The player control the protagonists Banjo and the co-protagonist Kazooie, who must rescue Banjo's sister Tooty and defeat the witch Gruntilda. The game is split up into nine non-linear levels in which the player must gather jigsaw pieces, or "Jiggies", to progress. Banjo and Kazooie are aided by Bottles, who teaches them new abilities, and Mumbo Jumbo, who uses magical powers to transform them into other creatures, such as a termite, pumpkin, bumble bee, walrus, or crocodile. The player is given a certain amount of lives, which have an energy bar. Whenever the player is attacked by an enemy, goes into a dangerous location such as sand, runs out of oxygen while in the water, Banjo and Kazooie have the ability to climb, jump, roll into an enemy character, somersault, fly and perform a ground pound. Bottles can be found inside the worlds, and teach the player new moves throughout the game. Red feathers are used for the characters to fly via a pad. Blue eggs can be fired from Kazooie's back or beak. Gold feathers shield Banjo and Kazooie from all damages. All of these techniques can be used as offensive measures against enemies. Wading boots are used for hazardous terrain. Turbo trainers are running shoes used to increase the player's running speed. The player can obtain three spellbooks from Gruntilda's book Cheato and use his codes to increase the maximum that can be carried. Extra honeycomb pieces are used to permanently increase Banjo and Kazooie's energy bar if six of the pieces can be found. The player progresses in the game by finding Jiggies, Musical Notes and Mumbo Tokens. Jiggies open doors to new worlds by collecting enough to complete the corresponding jigsaw puzzle. There are ten in each world, nine must be found through exploration or the completion of challenges and puzzles, and one is granted by finding all five Jinjos on each world. There are also 10 Jiggys in Gruntilda's Lair itself, making 100 total in the game. Banjo and Kazooie must find the appropriate number of musical notes before gaining access to a new room on the lair. There are 100 notes in each world, and 900 total in the game. Mumbo Tokens grant the player magical transformations at Mumbo's hut when the player collects a sufficient amount; there are a total of 115 tokens throughout the game.

Secrets: The game contains many various secrets and easter eggs, as Stop 'N' Swop and incomplete levels and various links to other Rare games, as Donkey Kong. (Watch my next videos about secrets and on the Stop 'N' Swop of the Banjo-Kazzoie Series)

The video was recorded with Fraps from hte PC emulator of Nintendo 64, Project64.
I used the emulator to record the video more easily, but I own both the Nintendo 64 and the original cartridge of Banjo-Kazooie.
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