Testseek.com have collected 46 expert reviews of the Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.
November 2008
(77%)
46 Reviews
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Abstract: To all the Rare-haters out there: Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (the latest in a series that's scarcely been heard from since the Nintendo 64 days, barring a pair of Game Boy Advance spin-offs) puts the ailing developer on the road back to relevancy. Nut...
Abstract: "This is a platform game", my Microsoft E3 guide assures me as we sit down for some hands on time with Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts. That being said, the inclusion of near-infinitely variable vehicles certainly adds a new dimension to the typical concep...
Abstract: Banjo and Kazooie have spent almost a decade as a dusty old franchise stacked on a shelf in the back of one of Rare’s ideas cupboard. I can only imagine that a random Rare employee accidentally stumbled across it whilst rootling for a mop, and wondered...
Nuts & Bolts is a fantastically fun game. It may threaten to overcomplicate itself from time to time, but it’s impossible to play and not come out with a smile on your face. 8.9/10Print this pageUser reviews (1)Share this pageNoticed something wrong...
Fantastic vibrant graphics. Wacky environments to race your bizarre creations in. Multiplayer madness and ability to share your creations amongst friends. Nice physics that make all your creations handle differently.
Takes a while to pick up the parts to create more complex vehicles. Endless racings may become tiresome, although creating your own vehicles does help to avoid this.
Abstract: Rare was the one company that developed with near unshakeable quality for the Nintendo 64, and their buy-out by Microsoft left some fans slightly bitter. That said, I dont think any of those that defected from the Big N to Microsoft during the follow...
Abstract: How many 64 fans went out and got themselves a 360? Whatever the figure, the reception of Banjo Kazooe: Nuts & Bolts could be dependent on it. Rare was the one company that developed with near unshakeable quality for the Nintendo 64, and their buy-out ...
