Nuts & Bolts is still the best LEGO game.No one voted Nuts & Bolts just to be a contrarian? I'm so proud of you GAF
Nuts & Bolts is still the best LEGO game.No one voted Nuts & Bolts just to be a contrarian? I'm so proud of you GAF
I actually found the game in my parents attic about two weeks ago and beat it earlier this week. It's actually what inspired me to make this thread.Out of curiosity, when was the last time you played that game? I'm wondering if it still holds up. I tried giving it many shots in the past but it just got too dull for me.
Anyway, my personal pick would have to be Banjo-Kazooie. I still play this game once every couple of years when I get that 3D platform itch and it's just so charming and fun to play. Its secrets with Stop 'n Swap obviously made it stand out against other games at the time, but it really is a top-tier effort from Rare. It's a collect-a-thon but it doesn't overwhelm you with it being one. It's just right.
Absolutely, by far Rare best selling games ever (in million of units):
(Second list are the games Rare fully owned the license after the split with Nintendo).
No, sorry it's shipment data by Nintendo (and only million-sellers).No game on the list after microsoft adquirance? :/ i thought games sold well too, maybe not as n64 or snes era, but nos as bad as for not appearing on the list :S
This.
This.
But we should post the Japanese cover, honestly. (can't do it, on mobile)
Banjo-Kazooie and DKC2 are their greatest triumphs, I say.
DKC1 gives it some pretty good one for me. I don't personally like the stage designs or flow in the sequel compared to the first.Donkey Kong Country 2 and there's no competition.
Donkey Kong Country 2 and there's no competition. BK is nice but I never really synced with the vibe of it. Goldeneye just outright sucks, the popularity of that game is one of the strangest things in gaming to me.
It's an improvement on the Banjo formula
I got you.
I know everyone on the planet disagrees with me, lol. But the characters are great and their different mechanics add depth to the game. Switching between them is easy enough when the barrels are everywhere. And more importantly, they don't talk, and they can remember all the jiggies they've collected instead of having to get them all in one go!"You know all those collectibles? Wouldn't be fun if you needed to change characters every five minutes to get them for arbitrary reasons"
Conker's Bad Fur Day
Refined everything in the two Banjo games plus it was Rare's last Nintendo 64 game, was one of the console's last games to be released and was Mature rated which at the time was rare for Nintendo and it's console's. Awesome game and love the intro. Stupid logo!!! LMAO!!!