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  what's with all the vehicles?

 

They said that they started creating the worlds and found that they were too big to walk around.



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Well if your looking for the old Banjo it coming to XBLA with HD. I just don't see why there is so much negativity toward this game.



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bigjon said:
starcraft said:
darklich13 said:
If Banjo was coming to the Wii this thread would not exist.

True that.

 

Not in its same form...

You would have made it

 

Seriously- I remember millions of Nintendo fans TRASHING WW because of the way it looked, so please dont pull that.
 I just made a thread about how stupid Nintendo's new secretive stagedy for realeasing new game info is.

Errr I own a Wii.  But I bet you don't own a 360.

 



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bigjon said:

Ok, here is the problem with your selling on Nostalgia alone argument... this game is nothing like the first 2. Also the first 2 were on a very good platformer console.... Partly thanks to the Banjos of course.

Also I heard someone say that the reason that everything looks dumb is that is the way the series has always looked... Well number one the first 2 were on the N64, and games that tried to look real on 1st gen 3d console looked really bad... the only reason they sold back then was because nobody knew any better. That is the reason I believe that the 5th gen ages worse than any other gen (with exception of a few... like Mario 64... or Ogre Battle 64).

Also part of the reason the original Banjo had steller sales is because most N64 owners had beaten Mario 64 are were hungry for a solid platformer... Banjo fit that mold. I really have a hard time seeing the 360 supporting kiddy style platform games... I know a couple people stated they were 23 and liked it.. well Number a 23 year old in my mind does not fall under a testostone charged teenager.... I was referring more to the Haloboy types.

All that to say I think the game wont sell to the mainstream 360 owner, maybe to the 360 fanboy that tries really hard and tells themself they like it. However due to the advertising and userbase size in general I think 1 million is very attainable.

My personal opinion is the game look really stupid. The only experiance I had with the previous one were I rented Banjo-Tooie and beat about 60% of it in the 5 days I had it. I like it. But it is not the change scaring me.... I just flat out don't like that way it looks.

There are people who hated the way SMG looked with all of the globes and such... they were wrong. I could be, but I really think it looks like a boring dumb game.


How can someone's opinion about the way a game looks, be wrong? (I can no longer take anything you say as serious.)

You say the game looks dumb and boring, I do not agree with you, but I also am not going to say you are wrong.  One man's trash is another man's treasure.  This trash looks like treasure to me.



deathcape said:
Onyxmeth said:
HappySqurriel said:
darklich13 said:
If Banjo was coming to the Wii this thread would not exist.

 

Because Nintendo fans are generally so tolerant of their favourite series being taken in drastically different directions?

There is a long track record of Nintendo making fairly minor changes to a series, and having Nintendo fans completely freak out ... In Nintendo's case, because the high quality and feel of the game is usually preserved, this usually doesn't have that big of an impact on the final product; but there are lots of companies who don't have the magic touch when it comes to these types of things and it has cost them dearly.

Nintendo fans do freak out before hand, like Wind Waker and Metroid Prime. Problem is, they usually look back on these games and recognize them as gems, while they horribly await the next drastic change the series takes. Looking back, Nintendo fans have been mostly wrong to be wary of these changes, so I don't take this backlash against Banjo too seriously. It was almost 10 years between Super Metroid and Metroid Prime, the same as Banjo-Kazooie, and that series took a VERY drastic turn. To many people it's almost nothing like the Metroid of old, and yet it turned out fine.

 

well...did you forget to mention Starfox:Adventures for the GCN?....that was a rare game...they screwed the series hard

it's not because it's not coming to the Wii..it's just because I've lost faith in Rare...I loved perfect dark

I was considering buying the 360 just for PD:Zero...lol...I'm glad I didn't

 

Star Fox Adventures was a spin-off. If you were looking for a traditional Star Fox game then you obviously weren't paying attention to the years of media on it, or the front or back of the box. It was a good game for what it was. If you want to blame someone for ruining Star Fox, blame Namco for the bland Star Fox Assault and hope that Nintendo uses a better developer for the series next time like Artech Studios, the makers of Aces of the Galaxy.

My point also wasn't that Nintendo fans are like this because it's not coming to the Wii. They're always like this, even with Nintendo franchises. My point was that they're usually dead wrong each time. Wind Waker got trashed and turned out amazing. Metroid Prime was trashed and also turned out amazing. Mario Sunshine got trashed, and still gets trashed somehow, and yet it's quite an amazing game itself. In fact the whole Gamecube era was Nintendo fans complaining over everything Nintendo did, changed, left the same, etc. and some of that attitude has leaked into this generation unfortunately. Looking back, everyone now has fond memories of the GC but I remember how it was talked about at the time and it wasn't pretty.

The point is to give Banjo-Kazooie a chance at least. Keep an open mind about it because otherwise you'll be predetermined to hate it.

 



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I agree, I think I'll wait for the PS3 version to be released.



^ huh?

what was that in refrence to



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360- 37 million   Should trend down slightly after 3rd year peak

PS3- 29 million  Sales should pick up next year, 3rd year peak and price cut

this is for all ho said banjo is bad :

 

Best Platform Game:
Prince of Persia

Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Date: November 2008
Shown at E3 on: PS3
Also Coming to: PC, X360

When last we saw the Prince of Persia, he had gone emo. Over the course of three games on the previous generation of consoles, the Prince had evolved into a dark, brooding hero who'd seemed to have lost all hope. E3 2008 revealed a brand new Prince, with a unique visual style and a far sunnier disposition.

This Prince is a true hero, battling to defeat back the corruption that threatens to overtake the world. Defeating an area brings out the sun. The more you win, the prettier the world becomes. That's a Prince we can believe in.

Featuring intense one-on-one combat, a new acrobatics system and a dynamic, open world, Prince of Persia proved to be one of the most impressive titles at E3 2008. Along with an art style the makes it appear as if you were traveling through a painted world, a new ally was revealed. Elika is your constant partner and play an integral part in the Prince's acrobatic moves as well as combat. Though there are traces of the past POP titles, this Prince has its own visual style and gameplay that make it stand out from the pack.

even its better than LBP .. banjo 2nd & LBP 3rd.



NNN2004 said:

this is for all ho said banjo is bad :

 

Best Platform Game:
Prince of Persia

Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Date: November 2008
Shown at E3 on: PS3
Also Coming to: PC, X360

When last we saw the Prince of Persia, he had gone emo. Over the course of three games on the previous generation of consoles, the Prince had evolved into a dark, brooding hero who'd seemed to have lost all hope. E3 2008 revealed a brand new Prince, with a unique visual style and a far sunnier disposition.

This Prince is a true hero, battling to defeat back the corruption that threatens to overtake the world. Defeating an area brings out the sun. The more you win, the prettier the world becomes. That's a Prince we can believe in.

Featuring intense one-on-one combat, a new acrobatics system and a dynamic, open world, Prince of Persia proved to be one of the most impressive titles at E3 2008. Along with an art style the makes it appear as if you were traveling through a painted world, a new ally was revealed. Elika is your constant partner and play an integral part in the Prince's acrobatic moves as well as combat. Though there are traces of the past POP titles, this Prince has its own visual style and gameplay that make it stand out from the pack.

even its better than LBP .. banjo 2nd & LBP 3rd.

LOL.  Nice, at least someone else besides me and like 3 other people want this game.  But IGN is biased right?

 



JaggedSac said:
NNN2004 said:

this is for all ho said banjo is bad :

 

Best Platform Game:
Prince of Persia

Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Date: November 2008
Shown at E3 on: PS3
Also Coming to: PC, X360

When last we saw the Prince of Persia, he had gone emo. Over the course of three games on the previous generation of consoles, the Prince had evolved into a dark, brooding hero who'd seemed to have lost all hope. E3 2008 revealed a brand new Prince, with a unique visual style and a far sunnier disposition.

This Prince is a true hero, battling to defeat back the corruption that threatens to overtake the world. Defeating an area brings out the sun. The more you win, the prettier the world becomes. That's a Prince we can believe in.

Featuring intense one-on-one combat, a new acrobatics system and a dynamic, open world, Prince of Persia proved to be one of the most impressive titles at E3 2008. Along with an art style the makes it appear as if you were traveling through a painted world, a new ally was revealed. Elika is your constant partner and play an integral part in the Prince's acrobatic moves as well as combat. Though there are traces of the past POP titles, this Prince has its own visual style and gameplay that make it stand out from the pack.

even its better than LBP .. banjo 2nd & LBP 3rd.

LOL.  Nice, at least someone else besides me and like 3 other people want this game.  But IGN is biased right?

I think that ends the debate for now.

Its a platformer, the second best platformer after PoP according to IGN thus far.

 



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