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  1. The Banjo-Kazooie series were one of my faves on the Nintendo64. These games had one of the greatest mysteries behind them (a.k.a Stop N Swop) and the worlds were very well designed. As for "Nuts & Bolts", I don't know what to say because...it's not traditional Banjo. I think people also don't understand that the game is referred to as a "Vehicle Platformer". Your not building vehicles to race them, but to accomplish certain tasks. I guess each part/piece of your vehicle is suppose to interact realistically with the physics engine, giving characters a number of unlimited ways to approach certain tasks. Yeah, I'm probably going to label it as the worst Banjo game, but as a game itself...could be decent.
  2. Yeah, it was pretty funny.
  3. The Cd-i... You know what they say, all toasters toast toast.
  4. I voted CD-ROM. Actually, it was Nintendo64 vs the Playstation back in the day. Supposedly, using cartridges is the only mistake that Nintendo had made with the N64. 1) Because they had a small capacity & 2) Because they are more expensive to produce.
  5. Either the NES or N64...hard to choose between those two. I had the NES before the N64 came out, and I remember how fun it was to play as a kid. I had a crap-load of games for it too. Super Mario bros 1, 2, 3 , Ninja Turtles, Kirbys Adventure, LOZ, etc. etc. I don't know, there was a weird mysterious feeling to the N64 that is hard to explain. I guess it's something to do with making the jump from 2-dimensions to 3 or something. Still every game almost has that same feeling...as if there is a secret place waiting to be unlocked.
  6. I would probably never give up my Nintendo64. One of my favorite systems, and I have many memories of the games I played on it when I was younger. Let's see...I still have. WaveRace64 LOZ: OOT LOZ: MM Donkey Kong64 Banjo Kazooie Banjo Tooie Quest 64 Mario Kart 64 Space Station Silicon Valley Mario 64 didn't make it unfortunately :( Most of my NES games are gone though... which is sad because I had that before the N64 came out :( .
  7. So...is this the best Genesis Emulator out there?
  8. 1. Super Mario 64 2. Super Smash Bros 3. Chrono Trigger 4. Doom 5. Banjo-Kazooie
  9. Hello, The names Rune, and Video games are my thing. The main system during my child-hood would have been the N64, it was pretty epic back then. Now, I'm trying to find old "beta" articles about games that I really like. There was one run on a game called "Banjo-Kazooie" in a magazine called Ultra Game Players. I searched your site but it doesn't appear to be on here. I'm wondering if anybody has the issue that the E3 banjo kazooie article appeared in. It's issue #101. If you do, I'd like to know. Thanks.
  10. Why not? I was able to play video games around the age of 4. Hell, I remember earlier memories of playing super mario world, and thinking the koopas were teddy bears .
  11. Great work! I love old gaming magazines. So this site is awesome, and so are it's users .
  12. Great work! Keep it up. Looking forward to seeing these uploaded.
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