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Real Name:     Doctor Nezumi Setarcos Zeralliam Location:     Various dimensions Age / Birthday:     28 / 05-30-95 Post Exp Words per Post     4,125     125 avg Posts Threads     33     9 Viz: Gender:     4,809     Male CP: 60.2 Trust Points: 0.0 Post Rating: 0 Position: Member Registration: 04-04-11 06:53 PM (4769 days ago) Last Activity: 11-19-13 05:08 PM Online Status / Last page: OFFline     Using 'Log-in/out' Last Post: 12-02-11 08:10 PM     in What are you getting for Christmas? (General Chat)

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Banjo-Kazooie 04-18-11 09:54 PM

This game is a bear essential When you start this game up for the first time, you will automatically know that THIS GAME IS GONNA ROCK. Never have I seen such a well-done and out of the ordinary musical intro, even with all the latest video games on newer systems. This initial promise of great music and quirky humor holds true. This game has some of the coolest and wackiest tunes and shenanigans you will ever see on the Nintendo 64, and it has given me a lot of good childhood memories. As far as the gameplay goes, this is, in my opinion, one of the best 3D platformers on this console, and is right up there with games like Super Mario 64. The controls are excellent, and the gradual addition of new moves and items lets you try out new techniques as you master the earlier ones. The flying mechanic is excellent, and allows pinpoint control while in the air. You will most likely appreciate this little fact when you try to obtain a certain Jiggy in the fifth area (no more spoilers! Play the game and you will see what I mean!). The various puzzles and mini games you have to complete provide a decent challenge, but nothing is head-splittingly difficult. That is, unless you try to solve a puzzle that requires a move from a later level. However, you'll usually know when you need a new ability to progress. Moving along to the game depth, you will need to explore every single corner of every single world if you want to complete this game in its entirety. And believe me, you will. The complexity and range of the various worlds are definitely worth scouting out, if for no other reason than, say, scaring a nervous walrus, taunting the local shark, or taunting termites from a safe distance. The bodacious aesthetic effects complement the already excellent game created by the general gameplay. Every single one of the worlds are staggeringly different, and not a single detail is left out (not even glare on the portholes or the piles of leaves). All the textures are among the best that you wil... Read the rest of this Review