I'll just mention that you already have these, OP, as they're included in Rare Replay. Much of RR consists of BC 360 games; you'll notice quite a few things pop up in My Games & Apps with both Xbox 360 and Rare Replay banners.
I sadly haven't gotten around to any of the Banjo games yet, but hopefully someone else can answer that question.
If not, there's always the Metacritic page, I suppose.
http://www.metacritic.com/game/xbox-360/banjo-kazooie-nuts-bolts
See, Amazon has always had, in my experience, amazing Customer support and I knew Exploding Kittens would be a blessing I'm disguise.
Awesome.
Banjo Kazooie is a collectathon platformer in which you'll get more moves the further you progress through the game. Think Mario64 but you keep everything outside of the worlds.I sadly haven't gotten around to any of the Banjo games yet, but hopefully someone else can answer that question.
If not, there's always the Metacritic page, I suppose.
http://www.metacritic.com/game/xbox-360/banjo-kazooie-nuts-bolts
Thanks! Incidentally, how much of NAB is platforming? Is there a satisfying sense of progression without it? I'm not generally too into racing except DKR and sometimes MK.
Banjo Kazooie is a collectathon platformer in which you'll get more moves the further you progress through the game. Think Mario64 but you keep everything outside of the worlds.
Banjo Tooie follows Kazooie and instantly gives you access to the moves you in Kazooie with many more moves to learn, worlds to discover and items to collect. You'll also be able to separate Banjo and Kazooie in this title, each with their own moves and strengths and weaknesses. A sequel in the truest sense of the word. Some people find that Tooie took the collectathon too far personally this didn't bother me. I (personally) find the N64 Banjo games to be better than Mario 64.
Banjo Kazooie Nuts & Bolts is a reboot. It's still collectathon and platformer although it now puts the focus on creating your own vehicle in order to get further into each level. A game that isn't liked by many because it's different from the original two games but I enjoyed it.
Platforming on foot? Very little. The hub world, Showdown Town is a great mix of on-foot platforming and use of the vehicle to open up new areas.
The individual worlds are designed predominantly for vehicle use, which you'll have to use to navigate the terrain and solve challenges. Some of the challenges are based on racing, or beating a clock, so maybe it's not for you, but you should give it a shot.
I don't think that's official? I know Spencer said he really wants those games as b/c, so I think it's just a matter of time, but who knows when.
Wait what??
Where did you hear this?
Thanks a ton to you both.
Caayn, I feel badly accidentally causing you to go to the effort of describing BK and BT. I meant only to ask about NAB. But I enjoyed reading your descriptions! And, it takes me back a bit, because one of my first forays into the world wide web was some BK forum where people came up with theories of where SWS was hidden in BK. And then I remember the big day the Rare Witch Project cracked the whole thing wide open!
So when you say navigate the terrain, is there...platforming using the vehicle? We tried a bit of a demo years ago but that's it. Back when we had a 360. I remember the font was crazy tiny though, any idea if that was changeable in the full game? I think my main concern with NAB was that it would require some nuanced knowledge of mechanics and vehicles that I don't have. Is that the case? And is it basically BK where you play as a car instead?
Maybe platforming isn't the right word. In order to get to some places you'll need certain parts like tires with better grip, or wings and a propeller to access high places, or something to help navigate underwater. You'd spend most of your time building vehicles to complete the mini challenges by land, sea, or air that range from getting from point A to point B, going through gates, carrying things, or destroying things. There are some bosses, too. The game gives you a standard vehicle for every challenge that you can use or modify to your liking, or you can use something of your own design that you build from scratch or modify one of your previous creations.
If you don't like the idea of building a vehicle (tires, engines, magnets, floaters, wings, missiles, etc.) to be part of solving the challenge then maybe you should skip it. I've always loved Legos, especially the Technics line with gears and such, so I really took to N&B. I spent 40+ hours with it, which is more than I spent with the first two games combined even though I completed them both 100%.
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Sorry to hear. Hope you'll get yours in a timely manner.
That sucks.
If anything, this ordeal wil help into getting them to give you a few more refunds and reduce the price even more. XD
Thanks guys. That's the hope. I don't plan to give up and cancel the order unless they can ensure a significant refund. But I really don't want it to get to that point, I just want to keep politely asking them until they send it to me.
Get on an Amazon live chat now and keep pestering them, its the only way
Also save the transcript of the chat
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