I have a very huge nostalgia bias towards banjo- kazooie since it was the second game I have ever 100%ed. The story is amazing because it is very unique, and that is a thing that rare ware always does. It is one of the most addicting games I have ever played, getting jiggies feels very good and very satisfying. The graphics are very good for the Nintendo sixty four, which is another trait from rare ware. The game is not very difficult at the beginning, but near the  end it gets very difficult, which is a really good difficulty curve. So in review it is an amazing game that I would recommend to anyone.

I own this game in real life, and I have to say that it is a very balanced racing game. I do not play many racing games, but this is one of the best I've played. There is no story, it is just racing goodness. I always play as bowser, and have no problem playing the game. The music is not memorable at all, and the engine sound becomes very grating to your ears after playing for a long time. The stages are all memorable, however they are all basic courses. Overall it is a decent racing game for the Nintendo 64.

This is the first game I ever 100%ed so I have a very huge nostalgia bias towards it ( that and my love for 3 dimensional collectothon platform video games). It has amazing graphics for it being a launch title for the Nintendo 64 ( my favourite console ever created), not even late Nintendo 64 games got close to in terms of graphics. The story is a basic Mario story princess peach gets kidnapped and you need to find her by collecting 70 out of 120 stars (shocker, I know). The game is not very difficult, either from that being that I 100%ed it twice or if it's my skill, or if it's actually easy. The music is decent, but not memorable, I would not listen to it outside of the game, but in the game it creates quite a bit of immersion. The difficulty curve is perfect, the game starts out easy but near the end, it gets difficult, but by that point you've been training, and you have many stars under your belt, so the end of the game is perfect for the part it is at. Overall it is a great game that I would recommend to anyone.

I have this game on the n64 and it is very nostalgic. I love this game but there is better (and worse) in the Zelda franchise. The temples could be better because I hate most of the temples. I keep coming back to the game though and trying to get past the hard parts. I almost beat the game but I did the glitch  where you turn things into bottles ( when swinging a bottle assign another thing to that spot) on a bombchu after the spirit temple an d when I went to Gannon's tower I realized I needed a bombchu to get past the puzzle, so I had to restart the game from the beginning. To recap it's a good game but there is better (windwaker) and worse (twighlight princess so far) in the Legend of Zelda franchise.