do you think the new banjo-kazooie is better or worse then the old ones

thing i dont like:

the way the you have to carry the jiggies

also the way you run so slow

you have to do must things in a vehicle

the small typing(makes it hard to read and understand what to do in some things)

thing i like:

how you can make any kind of car you want(and it doesnt take a year to get a lot of parts)

vehicles

building vehicle

the gym

i love the screen shots

kazooies tool to pick up stuff

God damn the tiny text drives me crazy. I have pretty bad vision so whenever I play I have to pull my chair up closer to the TV.

I prefer the older ones, definitely.

God damn the tiny text drives me crazy. I have pretty bad vision so whenever I play I have to pull my chair up closer to the TV.

I prefer the older ones, definitely.

hawksie

100 times better

The old games are playable but once again it was just Rare piggybacking on what was going on at the time using someone's ideas.

This time around they made something unique from the ground up

thing i dont like:

the way the you have to carry the jiggies

also the way you run so slow

you have to do must things in a vehicle

the small typing(makes it hard to read and understand what to do in some things)

thing i like:

how you can make any kind of car you want(and it doesnt take a year to get a lot of parts)

vehicles

building vehicle

the gym

i love the screen shots

kazooies tool to pick up stuff

I like all three games, but you can't really compare them because they don't have the same type of gameplay. I think everyone can agree that they would like a future Banjo-Kazooie game, if one is ever made, tofeature a modern version of the classic gameplay. But still, I think Banjo and Kazooie is just the property for RARE to use to make new and unusual platforming games as well.

Nuts & Bolts was enjoyable.... it just wasn't that great.

Actually, I found some of it quite frustrating. The physics are a bit annoying.

I like Nuts and Bolts. It's innovative, and Rare perfected the car creation tool. However, with the Banjo Kazooie games on the 64 being some of my favourite games ever, I have to say old. The vehicle based gameplay is great for what it is, sure, but it isn't Banjo Kazooie. I hope that Banjo's next entry is a platformer with a Rare twist.