Banjo-Kazooie

junior_ain's Banjo-Kazooie (Nintendo 64) review

Banjo-Kazooie - The best game ever created!

Banjo Kazooie is such a classic, it's perfect in every single way imaginable, it came out some time after Super Mario 64, the formula was pretty much the same, but this game has several improvements making it even better!

The worlds were vast and colorful, there's a whole lot of them, the main characters got to become unforgettable right in the debut, due their undeniable charisma and their funny dialogs, by the way, overall the dialogs are great because each character of the game has a distinct sound of his own, its like they tried to exhibit the voice personality of the character without ever making they say a word! Just genius!

Absolutely amazing controls can be found here, you would never think the Nintendo 64 controllers would become so versatile; the sound is just outstanding! And they fit the atmosphere, which is overwhelmingly done, what you feel playing this game can not be described with words, pure joy!

No other game has matched its greatness, and no other game ever will! This game should keep you entertained for hours and hours, and after that, it will practically summon you for another playthrough!

The best game ever created it is, and like this it shall remain!

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