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Does anyone know what the book in Noki bay is for or if you can get it somehow (without an Action Replay)?
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I preferred the music on the last level, the spring part I think where the bees join in with it. Now that's catchy.
And the music on that level was wicked... I'd get the ol' 64 out just to hear it again.
Yeah I knew you could get the key via action replay.
Speaking of Banjo Kazzoie, what a snowy level. One of THE best ever. There's something about snow levels that just rocks!
Speaking of Banjo Kazzoie, what a snowy level. One of THE best ever. There's something about snow levels that just rocks!
Starlight wrote:
>
> At the end of the game it showed you previews of getting there and so
> on for the sequel although in Banjo Kazzoie you still couldn't get the
> Ice Key or to Sharks Island, it was a whole new area, ha ha ha.
You could get them via action replay.
The book was a cunning trick, you are underwater... you spend ages trying to work out that book... your air runs out.
>
> At the end of the game it showed you previews of getting there and so
> on for the sequel although in Banjo Kazzoie you still couldn't get the
> Ice Key or to Sharks Island, it was a whole new area, ha ha ha.
You could get them via action replay.
The book was a cunning trick, you are underwater... you spend ages trying to work out that book... your air runs out.
Microchips wrote:
> Insane Bartender wrote:
> Nothing, I just had a vision of this guy sitting for hours on end
> puzzling over something which had been dangled in front of his that
> he
> had no possibility of grapsing.
>
>
> Just like the bloody ice key in Banjo Kazooie really. People kicked
> up hissy-fists over that.
>
> Damn them.
Heh, yeah and that Sharks Island (or whatever it was called).
At the end of the game it showed you previews of getting there and so on for the sequel although in Banjo Kazzoie you still couldn't get the Ice Key or to Sharks Island, it was a whole new area, ha ha ha.
> Insane Bartender wrote:
> Nothing, I just had a vision of this guy sitting for hours on end
> puzzling over something which had been dangled in front of his that
> he
> had no possibility of grapsing.
>
>
> Just like the bloody ice key in Banjo Kazooie really. People kicked
> up hissy-fists over that.
>
> Damn them.
Heh, yeah and that Sharks Island (or whatever it was called).
At the end of the game it showed you previews of getting there and so on for the sequel although in Banjo Kazzoie you still couldn't get the Ice Key or to Sharks Island, it was a whole new area, ha ha ha.
No ice world though, and too many water worlds. The fools.
Yes, in the way that Mario's still there, and he still jumps a lot.
is this game simular to Mario 64?
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Nothing, I just had a vision of this guy sitting for hours on end
> puzzling over something which had been dangled in front of his that he
> had no possibility of grapsing.
Just like the bloody ice key in Banjo Kazooie really. People kicked up hissy-fists over that.
Damn them.
> Nothing, I just had a vision of this guy sitting for hours on end
> puzzling over something which had been dangled in front of his that he
> had no possibility of grapsing.
Just like the bloody ice key in Banjo Kazooie really. People kicked up hissy-fists over that.
Damn them.
Ah,
*Sits and wonders why water is dripping from shower head*
*Sits and wonders why water is dripping from shower head*
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