I myself, being the long time Banjo Kazooie fan I am, is going to love this game. It’s been 8 years since Banjo Tooie was released and 10 years since the original Banjo Kazooie was made, and watching this trailer brings me back to my childhood. The game is looking just like the old Banjo games did, and I’m loving it.

One of the biggest things about Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts is that you can make your own vehicles. You make the vehicles by find random parts around the world. You can find pretty much anything you want, wheels, propellers, wings, pretty much the parts on planes, boats and automobiles. This is a really cool feature that they’ve added, because if you want, you could make a plane, that can dive underwater, and shoot coconuts out of a cannon on its back. If that’s not awesome, then I dont know what is.

The game looks to play just like the traditional Banjo Kazooie games did, with a bit of adventuring and some puzzles added into the mix. The game looks to include the old staff of characters, Gruntilda the evil witch, Mumbo Jumbo the shaman, and Bottles the mole.

The graphics of the game are…well, they’re very cartoony, just like they should be. Although the games graphics aren’t realistic, that most certainly, aren’t bad. Along with the graphics of the game being good, the world is also suppose to be three times the size of the original. That means more fun to ride and fly around this new world.

All in all, Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts is definitely looking good. It combines the old games gameplay, mixed with some new features, liek creating you own vehicles. It has the same old characters we grew up loving, or hating, and they’re looking better than ever. The games graphics are very cartoony, but they’re still very good, I honestly wouldn’t like the game to be realistic, it just wouldn’t be the same. Along with all those great new, and old, features, the games world is also three times the size of the original world. We’ll have more infomation about the new Banjo Kazooie when it is released this November.