Posts Tagged ‘banjo

In Banjo – Kazooie for the XBOX 360, one of the levels in the final game is called “Klungo´s arcade”, but in the beta version it was called “klungo´s play emporium” and below you can see an image that show how it was gonna look like. After that, a screenshot from the same level in [...]

Among the many presentations and new titles submitted during Spaceworld 2000, we can also find the interesting Banjo-Threeie tech demo. It was not really meant to be a video from a new game, but just a “recycled” footage from previous Rareware games (it contains even some Conker stuff), created to demonstrate the capabilities of the [...]

A demo for a Donkey Kong game on the GameCube was shown at SpaceWorld 2001. The game was called Donkey Kong Racing and showed various characters, including Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, and Taj the Genie racing on Ellie, Expresso, Rambi, Enguarde, and Zinger, and presumably, Necky, Army, and Chomps Jr. that had been introduced in [...]

La storia dello sviluppo di Diddy Kong Pilot è piena di controversie, legate alla separazione tra Nintendo e Rareware. Presentato nel 2001, Diddy Kong Pilot doveva essere uno spin-off del classico per Nintendo 64, Diddy Kong Racing uscito quattro anni prima, ma a differenza dell’ originale l’ unico veicolo a nostra disposizione sarebbe stato l’aeroplano [...]

We all remember Conker Bad Fur Day as one of the most original (at least conceptually) games ever released on Nintendo 64. But we also remember how it looked before, when it was called Conker: Twelve Tales or Conker’s Quest: the quintessential cute-looking platform. However, apart from the graphic style, the first version of Conker [...]

Banjo-Kazooie was originally known by the project name Dream for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. The project starred a boy named Edison, who owned a wooden sword and got into trouble with a group of pirates lead by Captain Blackeye. Dream was also scheduled to include a rabbit that looked like a man, a dopey [...]


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