2:37 - The horn that sounds there always played when Kazooie was flying in the title screen if the player didn't push anything. I thought it was an awesome scene with the music so I tried to replicate it myself in the level by flying towards the sphinx right when those horns started.
This music makes the world sound deceivingly fun, but boy I ain't playin. Once I finished that world, I did a victory dance like i had never done before.
KarmikCykle This game's music is good, I'm downloading the mp3's and adding them to my newest Window's Movie Maker Project which is called Super Mario 3D Roblox World. So far I have Gobi Valley playing in World 2 and the Freeze Peak level in World 3. BANJO KAZOOIE HATERS, SCREW YOU ALL!
+EARNEST The YTP Master bloozism is right actually. Banjo was in fact in Diddy Kong Racing. You're correct that Banjo-Kazooie was released after DKR, but keep in mind that Rare would work on many projects at a time, and Banjo's character was designed by then for them to include as a sort of Camio. I think Conker may have also been in DKR, but don't quote me on that.
It's a blending technique that Grant Kirkhope developed himself to make it feel like one big world while each area had it's own variation of the theme.
@Gooseworx That made me laugh so much! When I played Banjo-Kazooie as a kid, I missed a lot of Jiggies because I couldn't figure out that eggs were the solution of every problem. Blue stones to feed Juju? Eggs. Fixing the hole in Leaky the bucket? Eggs. Cleaning Clanker's teeth? Eggs. Unplugging Jinxy 's nose? Eggs again. Growing a huge-ass flower? Guess what? EGGS!! ^^ Such an awesome game!
Banjo: Hey Kazooie, do you have any idea what's doing Gobi over there? *Points at Gobi near the closed door* Kazooie: Not sure. Let's check it out. Gobi: Hello fellas. Whadd'ya want? Banjo: Just for the door. Can you open it for us? Gobi: WTF? Are you serious? Banjo: Yes, why? Gobi: You will not only shit bricks inside but also you'll be stop n swop roll'd. Banjo: The... what? Gobi: Trust me, the SNS is a lie. But if you want to go inside I don't blame ya. *Banjo enters room* Banjo: lolwut?
Hey I think this might make you happy. The people who made Banjo and Kazooie started a kickstarter for a game just like BaK it's called Yooka Lalee and it looks great. The soundtrack is by the guy who made Donkey Kong 64 and BaK soundtrack. It's definitely being made and it's coming out on all platforms.
it just is. I've played banjo kazooie for years and it's one of my most favorite games ever. seeing that they made something else to copy it, it just isn't the same
I can't have been the only one who tried to blast this damn door open to get the egg after seeing it in the ending. I learned the hard way that it can't be done.
tysswe1 There's codes you can enter in the sandcastle in Treasure Trove Cove to access the egg, as well as the other items Mumbo mentions and a few more. The items don't do anything in this game, though, and although I can't remember them, the codes are long as shit.
What would be the most epic of desert tunes....mash this up with both "Egypt 2" from Bill's Tomato Game and "Oriental Desert" from Dino City. But this is very awesome, and like how it has so many variations!
@roshipower defined it, yes but it's changing, and i'm glad. It keeps games like this (collect a thons) from getting stale, and introduces new styles (vehicle platforming from Nuts & Bolts, the non collect a thons of the PS2 mascots, etc.) for us to enjoy.
I was five when I first purchased this game at a yard sale for five dollars and now I'm 17 and still play the game..... Few games have this kind of power.
Well nuts and bolts is a totally different experience, the only thing actually tying it to the original two is the characters. Mostly set on building vehicles and driving but i enjoyed it. Your creativity is the limit on the cars and boats and planes
I once missed two notes right near Rubee and Histup. I spent the better part of...I think it was two hours, looking for them everywhere, and it wasn't until I went into first person that I finally found them.
What's really funny, is I actually finished this game in the middle of Hurricane Georges making landfall in 1998. To be fair, we were about 90 miles from where it made landfall, but I was still constantly worried the power would go out so I was saving every second I could.
I remember on this level when you swim under the water for some reason and after being in the desert area so long, it somehow feels really refreshing... maybe just me lol. I think the music changes at that point too.. can't remember.
@Tauruselias Tienes razón, como olvidar esos dias en que llegabas de la primaria y lo primero que hacias era aventar tu mochila, prender el 64 y ponerte a jugar este maravilloso juego, ah esos fueron los mejores años :D
The brass instruments in my band play this song. It's freakin amazing and brings back memories everytime. Oh, I wish I could play this game agaaaain. |D
I really love this game, In the 90's games when you played a game you memorized all songs because music was very important. Nowadays if you play one you can't even remember one song, they just emphasize in graphics.
I wouldn’t say that. Many modern games, like Super Mario Odyssey, Sonic Mania, Octo Expansion, Shadows of Valentia, and Fire Emblem Engage have really great soundtracks
lots of memories and nostalgic feeling... i didnt play it myself, because im not good at videogames overall, but still remember watching my older brother playing and feeling like myself exploring the BK world.
I know. No ones opinion really matters except your own. And im supporting OoT because its a game i grew up with and it makes me rage when people bash it.
Simple, yet amazing :) Nowadays, many games don't have the same "feeling" as the Banjo Kazooie has. They care too much about graphics and less about that extra feeling! Gameplay > Graphics! :D
yup...me too...hahahaha...i was too scared to enter...and after few months..i finally past through the maze...and now i'm 17...lol....how fast time flies....
This and click clock woods were the two levels I could not wait to get to. I remember when I was 5, me my brother who was 3 and my dad would watch a video about the banjo kazooie game, and when this level, click clock woods, and bouble gloop swamp poped up, I got goose bumps. Then, sadly my dad left my mom, and I became a gamer, when I was 8 I reached the level and beat it in a day. :,) memories .
That scared me too, I never went back in there. I did a year later. Time was literally 5 seconds left and I was yelling at my brother "WHERE DO I GO NOW I'M LOST!" and I shut off my N64.
There are some pyramids I could never figure out how to get inside of as a kid but now I do. The hardest one I came across is the timed door one. At the very last second the door will close on you, so you gotta be quick about it.
I agree wholeheartedly. But to be fair, a lot of today's platform games are just as awesome (God of War, Prince of Persia -PS2, Devil May Cry, etc.). Maybe because they're more recent than the awesome BK they don't seem equally as awesome, but in a few more years, they will be :-)
@crudenightmare You should have worded your statement as "I love this level" instead of "I loved this level", because there isn't hardly anyone who will stop enjoying this golden game, and anyone and everyone who played and loved this game will never forget about it and how awesome it STILL is.
I'd love to know what the developers who made this game are doing these days. Rareware made so many amazing games for the N64 (Perfect Dark, Banjo Kazooie & Tooie, DKR, Lylat Wars, Jet Force Gemini, etc) that were part of the childhood of many of us 90's kids. It didn't seem to be as much about shitty, franchise games back then either.
The teaser trailer had ''PLATFORMER'' written all over it! So having the actual game NOT be a platformer is a fucking slap in the face to fans! It's like if the next Super Mario game was said to be a platformer like all other Super Mario games and even promoted as a platformer, but instead they turn it in to a first person shooter!
I was terrified of the maze as a kid...the one time I did fail to make it out and those spikes on the roof came down on me i jumped, lol I turned the game off and didn't play again for a couple hours lol.
I will amass a great fortune and squander it by installing speakers that play this song on a loop in random locations of Saudi Arabia's deserts.
Squandering implies wasting it on something stupid. I couldn't think of anything less stupid.
please do. I will hug you if you do.
Do it pls
We should start a kickstarter for this.
of course
Every single tune from this game is unreal
This game's music is great. And while you moved, it changed instruments so cleanly than you wouldn't almost notice. Awesome.
Banjo is totally praising the sun in the pic
albinobigfoot1 SALUTE THE SUN
Brony 19 HUUUHHHHH! SUN SALUTATION! SALUTE THE SUN!!
albinobigfoot1 BANJO HIT'S AFRICA.
Brony 19 Fucking Wii Fit Trainer. LOL
AAAAAAAAAAASAVANIAAAAAAAAVUABEEFUSANAAAAAAAH!
15 people tried to pass the maze while
15 people tried to get the honeycomb out cactus
All of the quicksand was truly a pain,
But the Mummy's maze... it drove me insane!
Didn’t know Grunty beat herself at her own game. And more recent than I thought.
I love desert levels.
me too!
*Sandopolis Zone and Shifting Sandland have entered the chat*
This game and Banjo Tooie will always be in my heart for as long as I live! T_T These games are such amazing masterpieces!
I have had this stuck in my head for hours. Definitely one of the best tracks from the game.
lol Gobi sure picked a funny place to look for water in the fire level 0.0
FUCKING CRIKEN OF ALL PEOPLE COMMENTED
wow very old criken comment
2:37 - The horn that sounds there always played when Kazooie was flying in the title screen if the player didn't push anything. I thought it was an awesome scene with the music so I tried to replicate it myself in the level by flying towards the sphinx right when those horns started.
This music makes the world sound deceivingly fun, but boy I ain't playin. Once I finished that world, I did a victory dance like i had never done before.
Caleb Anderson \(^_^)/
I did that when I finished Grunty Industries in Tooie
"How's your nuts, bark breath?"
"Kazooie!"
KarmikCykle This game's music is good, I'm downloading the mp3's and adding them to my newest Window's Movie Maker Project which is called Super Mario 3D Roblox World. So far I have Gobi Valley playing in World 2 and the Freeze Peak level in World 3. BANJO KAZOOIE HATERS, SCREW YOU ALL!
+EARNEST The YTP Master mari0 sixti fo was better den banjo kazoomie
Gassy Goddess
A: Speak Proper English
B: Banjo-Kazooie has a better soundtrack than 64. Anyways is your opinion.
+EB The YTP Master What's the music for World 1? Mumbo's Mountain?
Darren Stauffer
I think so? I never played this game before because I never owned an N64.
this music is just too perfect.
bloozism If Banjo-Kazooie had a Kart racing game, this would be one of the tracks but the song is remastered with live instruments!
EARNEST The YTP Master you mean that video game called Diddy Kong racing? That banjo was in?
bloozism
Banjo Kazooie came out in 1998. Diddy Kong Racing came a year before Banjo Kazooie which is 1997. The game would be Called Banjo-Kartzooie.
+EARNEST The YTP Master bloozism is right actually. Banjo was in fact in Diddy Kong Racing. You're correct that Banjo-Kazooie was released after DKR, but keep in mind that Rare would work on many projects at a time, and Banjo's character was designed by then for them to include as a sort of Camio. I think Conker may have also been in DKR, but don't quote me on that.
He is actually, not quite the conker we came to know afterwards though, they turned the cute conker into ... we know what haha great fucken games!!!
I love the contrast of the two melodies at 3:36.
Prometheus Spanky yeah that's cool
It's a blending technique that Grant Kirkhope developed himself to make it feel like one big world while each area had it's own variation of the theme.
I love this Desert Music.
2:11 love when the theme changes
@Gooseworx That made me laugh so much! When I played Banjo-Kazooie as a kid, I missed a lot of Jiggies because I couldn't figure out that eggs were the solution of every problem. Blue stones to feed Juju? Eggs. Fixing the hole in Leaky the bucket? Eggs. Cleaning Clanker's teeth? Eggs. Unplugging Jinxy 's nose? Eggs again. Growing a huge-ass flower? Guess what? EGGS!! ^^
Such an awesome game!
Grabba's got a Jiggy~! Nerr, nerr, NERR NERR!!! (Nyah nyah, nya-nya, nyahh!)
One of my favorite stages! I guess cause I have this thing for Egypt. I really want to retrive an N64 and get this game again!!
Ummm... Gobi's valley is in mongolia, not Egypt. Egypt is in the Sahara
oh god nostalgia :´( childhood memories
Banjo: Hey Kazooie, do you have any idea what's doing Gobi over there?
*Points at Gobi near the closed door*
Kazooie: Not sure. Let's check it out.
Gobi: Hello fellas. Whadd'ya want?
Banjo: Just for the door. Can you open it for us?
Gobi: WTF? Are you serious?
Banjo: Yes, why?
Gobi: You will not only shit bricks inside but also you'll be stop n swop roll'd.
Banjo: The... what?
Gobi: Trust me, the SNS is a lie. But if you want to go inside I don't blame ya.
*Banjo enters room*
Banjo: lolwut?
gobis valley and angry aztec from dk 64 best desert map theme music
Dr. Fruitcake on www.vgmusic.com made a remix of Gobi's Valley in midi form to sound like a boss fight from DK64.
My fave song, also my favorite game. I just wish Microsoft didn't buy Rareware.
me too
We all wish that didn't happen.
Hey I think this might make you happy. The people who made Banjo and Kazooie started a kickstarter for a game just like BaK it's called Yooka Lalee and it looks great. The soundtrack is by the guy who made Donkey Kong 64 and BaK soundtrack. It's definitely being made and it's coming out on all platforms.
no offense but it's not the same. it's just a rip off in my opinion
it just is. I've played banjo kazooie for years and it's one of my most favorite games ever. seeing that they made something else to copy it, it just isn't the same
Nuts and Bolts is an awesome game. It's really cool how it incorporates physics, creativity, and problem solving.
Same here! The thing is though I really don't remember why; I just felt hate, frustration, and nostalgia when I started listening to this song again.
I can't have been the only one who tried to blast this damn door open to get the egg after seeing it in the ending. I learned the hard way that it can't be done.
Was there not a code you could use to open that door?
CyberLance26
There was, but I didn't know about it back then.
I did. And i still tried it now recently after like 12years. Why put a door if you cant open it! >(
Wait what code?
tysswe1 There's codes you can enter in the sandcastle in Treasure Trove Cove to access the egg, as well as the other items Mumbo mentions and a few more. The items don't do anything in this game, though, and although I can't remember them, the codes are long as shit.
totofze47 After like 12 years there are more things to discover. just remembered that kay in the snow World to.
King Sandybutt's maze = adrenaline pumping mayhem!
Banjo: *PRAISE THE SUN!!*
+The Chaos Dragoness HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 10/10
LOL!!!!! XD
Kazooie: Don't even start with the sun, Banjo! I've just been sweating like a sib since our last walk around here!
I always go to this video when I want to listen to Gobi's Valley, because it switches to Jinxy halfway through, and I like that.
This was one of my favorite worlds as a kid!
Thank You rareware thanks for giving me the Best childhood ever
The soundtracks in this game are so fitting.
What would be the most epic of desert tunes....mash this up with both "Egypt 2" from Bill's Tomato Game and "Oriental Desert" from Dino City.
But this is very awesome, and like how it has so many variations!
yeah I couldn't remember if it did or not, but i just remember feeling like "aaah i needed that!" after running around the desert for a while.
@roshipower
defined it, yes
but it's changing, and i'm glad. It keeps games like this (collect a thons) from getting stale, and introduces new styles (vehicle platforming from Nuts & Bolts, the non collect a thons of the PS2 mascots, etc.) for us to enjoy.
southernpickle... you are my hero... your videos are old video games... what else could you ask for?
Oh god i miss good music like this in games! They add so much character to the game. :)
I was five when I first purchased this game at a yard sale for five dollars and now I'm 17 and still play the game..... Few games have this kind of power.
This game took me song to beat. But the Longer it took the Victory was all the Sweeter. Long Live Banjo and Kazooie
Gobi is awesome.
Well nuts and bolts is a totally different experience, the only thing actually tying it to the original two is the characters. Mostly set on building vehicles and driving but i enjoyed it. Your creativity is the limit on the cars and boats and planes
I once missed two notes right near Rubee and Histup. I spent the better part of...I think it was two hours, looking for them everywhere, and it wasn't until I went into first person that I finally found them.
Love this level! So much to do to get every jiggy! First find out how to open the structures, then go inside and solve another obstacle/puzzle.
I feel like I'm in an Arabian town listening to this
What's really funny, is I actually finished this game in the middle of Hurricane Georges making landfall in 1998. To be fair, we were about 90 miles from where it made landfall, but I was still constantly worried the power would go out so I was saving every second I could.
No way. This is much more sophisticated of a sound track than 8-bit. You should go listen to some 8-bit tracks to refresh your memory.
I remember on this level when you swim under the water for some reason and after being in the desert area so long, it somehow feels really refreshing... maybe just me lol. I think the music changes at that point too.. can't remember.
You can almost feel the gait of a camel rolling along to the beat, this game had some very evocative music.
@Tauruselias
Tienes razón, como olvidar esos dias en que llegabas de la primaria y lo primero que hacias era aventar tu mochila, prender el 64 y ponerte a jugar este maravilloso juego, ah esos fueron los mejores años :D
The brass instruments in my band play this song. It's freakin amazing and brings back memories everytime. Oh, I wish I could play this game agaaaain. |D
Banjo Kazooie and Tooie, DK64, DK country 1-3, Diddy Kong Racing, and Conker's Bad Fur Day are the best games ever.
*shivers* The shark in banjo kazooies beach level used to make me cry to my mom when i was a kid lol.
I really love this game, In the 90's games when you played a game you memorized all songs because music was very important. Nowadays if you play one you can't even remember one song, they just emphasize in graphics.
I wouldn’t say that. Many modern games, like Super Mario Odyssey, Sonic Mania, Octo Expansion, Shadows of Valentia, and Fire Emblem Engage have really great soundtracks
not only does this game have memorable moments ... but it has memorable music ... the music is amazing
the hand on this level always scared the crap out of me
lots of memories and nostalgic feeling... i didnt play it myself, because im not good at videogames overall, but still remember watching my older brother playing and feeling like myself exploring the BK world.
I LOVE the "majestic" part that starts at 2:11!!
My favourite song from da Game! It's just so catchy, great up and great others vids Southern.
My favorite part is always Jinxy. Gotta love that big cat boi.
I know. No ones opinion really matters except your own. And im supporting OoT because its a game i grew up with and it makes me rage when people bash it.
Simple, yet amazing :) Nowadays, many games don't have the same "feeling" as the Banjo Kazooie has. They care too much about graphics and less about that extra feeling! Gameplay > Graphics! :D
VERY GOOOOD, FANTASTIC MUSIC, I'M EMOTIONS
yup...me too...hahahaha...i was too scared to enter...and after few months..i finally past through the maze...and now i'm 17...lol....how fast time flies....
Auto-kill by the ceiling collapsing on your poor little skull.
But then you get to listen to this epic music from the start, so...
When I hear this, I think of temples for some reason. I don't know why.
Hi
Sup
N64 was my first console as a gamer and this game was fun as hell
Thanks for uploading these :))
This and click clock woods were the two levels I could not wait to get to. I remember when I was 5, me my brother who was 3 and my dad would watch a video about the banjo kazooie game, and when this level, click clock woods, and bouble gloop swamp poped up, I got goose bumps. Then, sadly my dad left my mom, and I became a gamer, when I was 8 I reached the level and beat it in a day. :,) memories .
That scared me too, I never went back in there. I did a year later. Time was literally 5 seconds left and I was yelling at my brother "WHERE DO I GO NOW I'M LOST!" and I shut off my N64.
that damn camel at the door was like the truck in red\blue version.. You just KNEW something was up ~.~
Trunker: Could you spare some water?
Kazooie: Nice nuts bark breath
I swear it went something along those lines
Kind of took me some time trying to collect all the jiggies but the music was worth it..
The July of Banjo-Kazooie.
"I am Lord Sandy Butt!) lol funniest name in the game maze was kinda scary.
IMO this game had one of the best soundtracks ever.
I just shat myself in theoretical awe.
Do this man.
DO THIS.
The day my life is complete is the day a true Banjo-Threeie comes out.
I always thought those freaky things that popped out of the ground were giant mummy hands. I loved the noise they made when they died EURRRRRR!
I am really tempted to go and play this in downtown Cairo. Yeah, it's not sensible I know, but it seems like it fits in perfectly.
This song actually fits my style... I live in a desert city: LAS VEGAS, and the song fits the place perfectly at noon during the summer... Whoo!
I don't get how people say this game gives them a nostalgic feeling... I do a run through of every classic game at least once a year. ._.
Took the words right out of my mouth. If I ever have kids they're playing these games.
There are some pyramids I could never figure out how to get inside of as a kid but now I do. The hardest one I came across is the timed door one. At the very last second the door will close on you, so you gotta be quick about it.
I probably just havent gotten far enough in it yet to hear cool music.
I couldnt agree with you more my friend XD
I was practically falling backwards in donkey kong at that part and same thing with whitehawks comment
I agree wholeheartedly. But to be fair, a lot of today's platform games are just as awesome (God of War, Prince of Persia -PS2, Devil May Cry, etc.).
Maybe because they're more recent than the awesome BK they don't seem equally as awesome, but in a few more years, they will be :-)
@crudenightmare You should have worded your statement as "I love this level" instead of "I loved this level", because there isn't hardly anyone who will stop enjoying this golden game, and anyone and everyone who played and loved this game will never forget about it and how awesome it STILL is.
I love the music^^
When I was little I was scared of that mummy's hand that chased you around. lol
I'd love to know what the developers who made this game are doing these days. Rareware made so many amazing games for the N64 (Perfect Dark, Banjo Kazooie & Tooie, DKR, Lylat Wars, Jet Force Gemini, etc) that were part of the childhood of many of us 90's kids. It didn't seem to be as much about shitty, franchise games back then either.
The teaser trailer had ''PLATFORMER'' written all over it! So having the actual game NOT be a platformer is a fucking slap in the face to fans! It's like if the next Super Mario game was said to be a platformer like all other Super Mario games and even promoted as a platformer, but instead they turn it in to a first person shooter!
Great board! I thought one of the scariest parts was King Sandy Butt's tomb!
Sheva! Sheva! C'mon! C'mon! C'mon! C'mon! C'mon!
ALRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!
"charger scream"
The music is from Banjo Kazooie again. I'm not certain what level its from. That game was such a long time ago. A true N64 classic.
Those zombie hands used to scare the shit out of me as a little kid.
Without the N64 or games like Banjo-Kazooie or Super Mario 64, gaming today might not be as great as it is. N64, best console ever.
I was terrified of the maze as a kid...the one time I did fail to make it out and those spikes on the roof came down on me i jumped, lol I turned the game off and didn't play again for a couple hours lol.
One of the few games that keeps the 64 alive!
this world was small
2:09 wins youtube