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
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Vehicular creation tool is robust and easy to use, Missions can be tackled in a variety of creative ways, Visuals are distinct and inviting, Soundtrack provides a great backdrop, Lots of replay value and a cool multiplayer mode.
Control for land vehicles is touchy, Framerate drops are infrequent but still punishing.
An excellent vehicle creator and a variety of fun missions make Banjos return to gaming a blast. ...
Abstract: Players begin their quest to collect 131 Jiggies within Nuts & Bolts with the use of vehicles – a strange departure for the series that focuses on platforming. If you’re a love addict of the original two Banjo titles due to their platforming aspects, y...
Abstract: Though the bear (Banjo) and bird (Kazooie) developed a reputation of starring in collect-a-thons Nuts & Bolts meanders away from this to a large extent. On the N64, the platformer instalments of Banjo-Kazooie practically forced players to ...
Its been nearly a decade since the odd couple of Banjo and Kazooie graced a major platform. Rares platformers were a highlight of the Nintendo 64 era and were instrumental in catapulting the British development studio into household name status. Sinc...
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: Veteran developer Rare uses wonderfully self-deprecating humour to deride its illustrious past and the inane conventions of platform games in this delightful romp. The studio has also bravely transformed one of its most-loved platformers into a highly...
