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does anyone know whether theres been a sequel for banjo tooie confirmed on the gamecube?
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Rare have bought the domain space on the internet in the names of banjothreeie etcand there are a lot of hints in tooie to suggest a sequel so i think it will happen
The game hasn't been officially announced yet. But with Gruntilda's mention of Banjo-Threeie at the end of the last game, and an interesting demo of Banjo-Tooie characters on GAMECUBE software (shown at Nintendo's 2000 Spaceworld), there's a great chance that Rare will eventually bring Banjo and Kazooie to the new model.
cant wait to see the screen shots of it, my jaw hit the floor when i saw some of the graphics in Tooie, seeing a game like this on the gamecube though i probably hyperventilate
Lol
But I've only just finished banjo-Tooie, and I still have another 11 Jinjos to find!!!
Yup, it's been confirmed. Go to Planetgamecube.com and see for yourself.
yep BOGGY it is
I'd like to see a 3D version of Donkey Kong Country (Snes and GBC).
DK64 wasn't much like DKC. It was more exploring and mini games than platforming (i.e. it was great but not what I was hoping from a DK game).
The original Crash Bandicoot was based on Donkey Kong Country and follows it's good graphics, good platforming, neat bonus stages, lots to do, sections come in 3's (the first section introduces it, the second section expands it and the third section crams as much in as possible).
You just don't find games like that anymore with the simplicity of run, jump and roll (or spin in Crashes case).
I think Rare should consider this carefully.
DK64 wasn't much like DKC. It was more exploring and mini games than platforming (i.e. it was great but not what I was hoping from a DK game).
The original Crash Bandicoot was based on Donkey Kong Country and follows it's good graphics, good platforming, neat bonus stages, lots to do, sections come in 3's (the first section introduces it, the second section expands it and the third section crams as much in as possible).
You just don't find games like that anymore with the simplicity of run, jump and roll (or spin in Crashes case).
I think Rare should consider this carefully.
is that on the GBA
I'm looking forward to Banjo Kazooie: Gruntilda's Revenge which is the alternate to Banjo Tooie.
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