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The sequel was developed by Sea of Thieves studio Rare, which is owned by Microsoft.
Rare would have to find or assemble right team and have fans actually want a new game for it to work, composer Grant Kirkhope says.
According to a newly-shared story, a beloved N64 game from the '90s was named after the grandson and son of one of Nintendo's top execs.
With Super Mario Odyssey's release on Switch coming soon, we look back at the N64's best platformers like Banjo-Kazooie and Super Mario 64.
Rare is responsible for some of our most fondly remembered games--but what year did the developer hit its peak? And what is the essence of a Rare game?
Microsoft to end 2010 with 11 days of deals on Super Meat Boy, Castle Crashers, Carcasonne, and more starting December 21.
Microsoft celebrates hardware-sales milestone with "thank you" campaign; plans to give away one million Microsoft points in Japan; Japanese 2009 release schedule outlined.
Rare announces release window for downloadable HD rerelease of Nintendo 64 hit Banjo-Tooie.
Final 2008 sales figures paint mixed picture for PS3, 360 exclusives, as Resistance 2, Little Big Planet score 600K while Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts unscrews only 140K.
Rare's acclaimed N64 platformer heads to Microsoft's online storefront in time for Thanksgiving for $15; Banjo-Tooie due in early 2009.
After a long hiatus, Rare is bringing back Banjo and Kazooie for their first appearance on a console since the days of the Nintendo 64.
After leaked screenshots appear on the Internet ahead of the official unveiling, a Rare rep is quick to point out that all has not yet been revealed.
The follow-up to Rare's critically acclaimed Banjo-Kazooie is headed to stores.
Banjo and Kazooie are back, and this time they have a ton of new moves, abilities, and a huge new cast of characters to interact with.
Rare's lovable bear is back is a brand new adventure, except this time Banjo and Kazooie will be able to separate in the game after a certain point.
Banjo and Kazooie are back in a brave new world full of pirate ships, witches, and alien-filled UFOs.
The bear is back. Banjo-Tooie will feature a whole assortment of technological improvements over the first game, including real-time lighting, refined textures, a new intelligent camera system, and new sound ...
In addition to the shots released by Rare, Nintendo has released a whole slew of screens of the Banjo-Kazooie sequel.
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