SilverWolf7
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Is Tooie really rare?Dude, you have Tooie?! Sweet!
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Is Tooie really rare?Dude, you have Tooie?! Sweet!
I've seen it in smaller game shops, but I just play it on my android emulatorIs Tooie really rare?
Only in the UK where I live.Is Tooie really rare?
would it be rubbing it if i say i have itOnly in the UK where I live.
Sort of. It's one of those games like Earthbound that just about every game collector wants so on the rare occasion when you do manage to find it at a game shop, it will be outlandishly overpriced. This is why I stop game hunting in person years ago and just use eBay if I'm really itching to play an old game.Is Tooie really rare?
Nah, I have the 360 download version which is nearly the same and far easier to come by so I don't really mind.would it be rubbing it if i say i have it
i guess only the cartridge is rareNah, I have the 360 download version which is nearly the same and far easier to come by so I don't really mind.
Loving the way Kazooie's eyes look in this post. And Bandanna Dee is the odd one out, wearing nothing but a tie on his nonexistent "chest".This Miiverse post has Banjo in it along with others.
While I'm happy to see support from the East, I'm kind of surprised that he's popular there. Maybe I assumed Banjo wouldn't be since Rare is now owned by Microsoft. I'm hoping for some sort of ballot update from Nintendo, although I find it highly unlikely. Wouldn't be shocked if they keep the results a secret in order to use them for smash 5.Fellow Rarebares, I have some good news about what's been happening on the Japan side of things regarding Banjo. The characters you see so far are the more common requests that PushDustIn found during the collection of his new data. He did imply that the Bear and Bird had a huge boost of support in Japan since the ballot's announcement, which is more than enough of a sign that Japan finally voted the hell out of him just like us. We will know of his exact position in about 1.5 - 3 weeks when he tallies up the numbers of all characters like the last time.
Are you guys excited to hear that the East is helping us out in the long run?
http://www.sourcegaming.info/2015/08/22/japantopdlcpart1/
And the best part is that most of his Eastern support and popularity is because of the good old Banjo games (plus the nostalgia from when Nintendo used to work with Rare). I mean, I'm sure that they wouldn't be familiar with any Microsoft era Rare game (including Nuts & Bolts) because any Western product is doomed to flop in Japan.Man it certainly is heartening to see international support for Banjo.
From what I hear, it's a bit of both.Now I've played Banjo Kazooie Tooie and Grunty's Revenge but I've never tried Nuts and Bolts. I've never heard of anything positive about that game. Is it really bad or just not what people expected?
Various reviews have said so but I have no first hand experience of the game.So if we pretend it's not a Banjo game would it be at least decent on its own merit?
Yes, though the usage of that Rare/Banjo humor would still make it entertaining if you ignore it. Like how they mentioned how "fun" the Canary Mary races were in the past and the Grabbed by the Ghoulies flop joke.So if we pretend it's not a Banjo game would it be at least decent on its own merit?
And they haven't done anything with it since Nuts & Bolts too (Unless you count that one unimportant flying tech demo). If only they can just sell the rights to Nintendo or even Playtonic so that the dynamic duo wouldn't rot in the same grave as Crash and Bomberman.It's very absurd that MS now owns the rights to the bear and bird.
Yep, same here. But I came to new knowledge about how that race REALLY works. It's not about pushing the button as fast as possible - it's about the rubber-band effect. You're supposed to stay on short distance behind of Mary all the time - until you're close to the finish line. She won't rush away that way. But if you're ahead of her, she will always be faster and create some distance to you. But if you keep calm & mash the button once you're close to the finish line, you'll easily succeed.I only hated the second race with her. It was far too long and that bird was far too fast. My hand was seriously cramped afterwards and I had no intention of going for a second round for that cheato page.
In the recent DK Vine Kongversation, Hyle (or Chad) claimed that Rare never forgot about Banjo (& try to test him out once again with Rare Replay). Banjo is their biggest IP, after all. Also both of them believe that Rare will do SOMETHING on Banjo's 20th anniversary in 2018. Will it be Banjo-Threeie? I hope. Then I won't hesitate and get a XBOX One in a heartbeat.Maybe Microsoft is trying to push Rare again. I mean Rare came out with that new Rare Replay and soon will be introducing a new ip in the form of Sea of Thieves. Also Phil Spencer has commented on them lately with the likes of saying Banjo could be in Smash and that Rare is still a valued company. So maybe just maybe Rare could be making a resurgence because they are certainly more active than they have been in years.
From what I've heard, that flight demo was actually a fan project and nothing to do with microsoft.And they haven't done anything with it since Nuts & Bolts too (Unless you count that one unimportant flying tech demo). If only they can just sell the rights to Nintendo or even Playtonic so that the dynamic duo wouldn't rot in the same grave as Crash and Bomberman.
Now that I think of it, you seriously may be on to something. With all the flack about pre-Xbone Era Rare with all the Kinect games and Grabbed by the Ghoulies, Rare is actually putting some efforts to redeem themselves lately. That mind-blowing Sea of Thieves trailer did sell it to me in addition to Rare's release of a cheap collection full of fan favorite Rare titles. Maybe if Banjo himself would be included in Smash through Spencer's permission, they might think about making more Banjo games in the future while boosting the brand's popularity. I don't know, but it's a bit of a double edged sword since his appearance in Smash might be his first and last appearance on a Nintendo console.Maybe Microsoft is trying to push Rare again. I mean Rare came out with that new Rare Replay and soon will be introducing a new ip in the form of Sea of Thieves. Also Phil Spencer has commented on them lately with the likes of saying Banjo could be in Smash and that Rare is still a valued company. So maybe just maybe Rare could be making a resurgence because they are certainly more active than they have been in years.
fixed.Now that I think of it, you seriously may be on to something. With all the flack about pre-Xbone Era Rare with all the Kinect games and Grabbed by the Ghoulies, Rare is actually putting some efforts to redeem themselves lately. That mind-blowing Sea of Thieves trailer did sell it to me in addition to Rare's release of a cheap collection full of fan favorite Rare titles. Maybe if Banjo himself would be included in Smash through Spencer's permission, they might think about making more Banjo games in the future while boosting the brand's popularity. I don't know, but it's a bit of a double edged sword since his appearance in Smash might be his first and last returning appearance on a Nintendo console.
Tried comparing the two posts and I don't really see that much of a difference. Maybe I'm a bit tired for this night, like that squirrel from Banjo Kazooie.fixed.
Check that last sentence again, I added an extra word right before "appearance on a nintendo console".Tried comparing the two posts and I don't really see that much of a difference. Maybe I'm a bit tired for this night, like that squirrel from Banjo Kazooie.
Ah, I see what's the issue. Thanks for reminding me while I'm half tired.Check that last sentence again, I added an extra word right before "appearance on a nintendo console".
I'm sure Nintendo and MS could work out some kind of deal though to get Banjo in Smash at least.
lol no problem.Ah, I see what's the issue. Thanks for reminding me while I'm half tired.
Even if Microsoft and Nintendo are sworn competitors, I can see them working something out since Phil's a good guy who loved the glory days of Rare like the rest of us. Mainly, it would have to be Sakurai to speak with Microsoft since he's the one working with the third party negations (in addition to the higher ups of Nintendo because reasons).
Agreed, we would have our first playable witch in the roster (assuming Bayo doesn't make it). Plus her hot form would be the perfect Final Smash.Gruntilda would have been the second playable Banjo-Kazooie character by this point if Rare stayed with Nintendo.
I always thought Hag 1 would be a better Final Smash move for her. I'm all for her hot form being an alt. skin though.Agreed, we would have our first playable witch in the roster (assuming Bayo doesn't make it). Plus her hot form would be the perfect Final Smash.
Isn't that right @ JamesDNaux ? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)