Banjo-Tooie
Nintendo 64- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Nov 20, 2000
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 274 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 245 out of 274
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Mixed: 15 out of 274
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Negative: 14 out of 274
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IvanV.Nov 18, 2006Wow! loved this game although I'd probly find it a bit dated now. When I grow old and think bout the times I used to play video games this game will probably spring to mind first. Awesome game too bad rare had to fall off after joining Microsoft.
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MichaelJ.Aug 28, 2007Even better than the first! (That one also gets a 10 from me, though. :P) One thing that I really love about this game is how HUGE the world seems, and all of the levels feel connected, more so than the first one. An absolutely amazing game, a definite must-buy for everyone.
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JoshF.Jan 12, 2008Just as fun and addicting as Banjo Kazooie - one of the best games I ever played on the N64!
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Jun 9, 2016Graphics are great and improved. The best Nintendo 64 game of 2000. I love every second of it. Not as good as the first but is the same level of nostalgic. I think that a lot of people love this game with great heart. No doubt this is the best sequel to a game ever created.
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PeterT.Aug 13, 2001It takes 60 seconds to get in the games, but it takes much, much longer to stop playing the game. It is a game you cannot stop playing!
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DavidG.Apr 1, 2002Hmm... I think its hard to complete the game...
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JohnH.Jan 7, 2003
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UterFeb 7, 2003Bigger and in some areas even better than the original. the only thing to detract from the fun is some occasional slowdown in the larger, more busy levels. make sure you've got the n64 expansion pack. even with it though, the slowdown is still noticeable. the greatness of other aspects make this still a 10/10 in my book.
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RyanM.Mar 1, 2003I think this game is pretty good. I like the new enhancements they made from banjo kazooie, like your able to play as mumbo, and you have many types of eggs, and the multiplayer mode. but lets be honest. Does it even compare to the original banjo kazooie? Gameplay wise, its not even close.
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BobA.Mar 12, 2003What's not too like about this game? Enhanced graphics, multiplayer mode, new charachters, all new worlds and levels, and the levels are HUGE!!!
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RobertC.Mar 12, 2004Though probably as good as its predessor, I only had it for a far too short time. Maybe when I'm older, eh?
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QuackerJackApr 5, 2006This game is just the most awesome and ingenious game I've ever played. Its graphics are really good and it is just fun to play.
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JosephK.Oct 3, 2001It's fantastic! The moves are incredible! Prepare to kick some badguy butt!
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SusanFeb 3, 2004It's an excellent game that I literally could not stop playing. My grandmother was visiting us from a different state and I couldn't tear myself away from this addictive game LoL I recommend it to everyone, it's an incredibly fun game and doesn't get boring.
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JaredFeb 12, 2005Much much better than the first.
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EricS.Jul 30, 2005Hands-down the best N64 game ever made do to its quirky atmosphere and lasting value. It may even be one of the best games ever, IMO. Banjo Tooie is still fun to play years later. It is much better than the original (which for some reason got higher reviews), which is also a great game, but too similar to Mario 64.
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CbbasdeNov 23, 2003Whoever doesn't like this game should get a mental test.
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MattR.Jun 15, 2003I really liked the graphics and story and gameplay. The levels were great but sometimes it just got boring.
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Sep 1, 2012A great game for all ages. It was a little lengthy in exploration, but overall each level was very enjoyable. Not one dull moment was found within. The music was well-written, and the characters are fun and engaging. It's definitely a must-have for N64.
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May 10, 2013One of the best games I've played games in my life. The game is wonderful, the levels, songs, challenges. The sequel has improved many things Banjo-Kazooie, causing the game to be perfect.
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DanielR.Feb 2, 2007
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Jul 19, 2013The sequel of my favorite game and equally marvelous. Yes, the only worthy follower of Banjo Kazooie. 10/10, must-have for every N64-Owner or only Jump'n'Run-Fan. No, must-have for every person, that exists.
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May 22, 2012Second part of one of the best N64 games ever. In this second game, Banjo & Kazooie are back with more skills, more levels, new enemies and a lot more tasks to complete. Banjo Tooie is longer than the first game and maybe more complex (not harder). I give it 9 because isn't that original as the first game but still is a very good fun.
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Nov 22, 2013There's only one word to describe Banjo-Tooie: Amazing! This game is so much fun. It's better than Banjo-Kazooie. The worlds were large, there were more moves, numerous things to collect, and much, much more! If you've played Banjo-Kazooie, but not Tooie, I absolutely recommend it. If you loved Banjo-Kazooie, you're gonna Banjo-Tooie even more. A fantastic Nintendo 64 game!
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Jan 22, 2023This is an amazing game, but it falls short when compared to its predecessor. It takes the same formula and expands on it, but not all of them are improvements. The game is just a little too big and you waste a lot of time simply traversing the world and levels.
Awards & Rankings
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#3 Most Discussed N64 Game of 2000
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CNET GamecenterThe gameplay is what's key. Banjo-Tooie offers one of the best platforming experiences on the Nintendo 64.
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Da GameboyzThe graphics are unbelievable, the sound is fantastic and the game has so much replay value it just might be sitting in your N64 for months to come.
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If you're not into platform games, it probably won't change your religion, but I can at least guarantee you that it's got a much lower crap-fest-purchase-risk-factor than any of the shiny new PS2 games you could drop 50 bucks on.