Veegie | Banjo-Kazooie Review & Analysis (Part 1 of 2) @Veegie | Uploaded May 2015 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Part 1 of my review and in-depth analysis of Banjo-Kazooie for the Nintendo 64. Split into two parts to make it a little easier to digest.
Part 2 can be found here: youtube.com/watch?v=FWdMN34n478
Banjo-Tooie video should be out in around a month or two, but it might be longer than that.
Twitter: twitter.com/Veegie_
Special thanks to my good friend Kit Sovereign for script editing assistance and help with the music analyisis. twitter.com/kitsovereign
Also, special thanks to the person whose awesome videos inspired me to try my hand at game analysis, Matthewmatosis. youtube.com/user/Matthewmatosis
This dude seriously deserves your views. (He also has a way better voice than me, just sayin')
Part 1 of my review and in-depth analysis of Banjo-Kazooie for the Nintendo 64. Split into two parts to make it a little easier to digest.
Part 2 can be found here: youtube.com/watch?v=FWdMN34n478
Banjo-Tooie video should be out in around a month or two, but it might be longer than that.
Twitter: twitter.com/Veegie_
Special thanks to my good friend Kit Sovereign for script editing assistance and help with the music analyisis. twitter.com/kitsovereign
Also, special thanks to the person whose awesome videos inspired me to try my hand at game analysis, Matthewmatosis. youtube.com/user/Matthewmatosis
This dude seriously deserves your views. (He also has a way better voice than me, just sayin')
![Donkey Kong Country: Kremlings Revenge - Platform Perils [TAS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aEp0tUxPqIQ/hqdefault.jpg "Donkey Kong Country: Kremlings Revenge - Platform Perils [TAS]
=THIS IS A TOOL-ASSISTED RECORDING=
Donkey Kong Country: Kremlings Revenge is a ROM hack of the first Donkey Kong Country game. In many aspects it could be considered to be a Kaizo Donkey Kong Country, with an emphasis on creating very challenging levels, at the expense of visual cohesiveness in many of them. Its an interesting hack but I wouldnt recommend it due to its sometimes needlessly-high difficulty and occasionally just plain lazy level design (lots of narrow platforms with Krushas, and all of the water levels are a single screen long).
This is the final stage in the game, which I completed not too long ago. Ive been trying to express to people just how nuanced the difficulty is in this utter marathon of a stage, but words couldnt do it justice, so I decided to make it my first Tool-Assisted video. As you can see, the level is pretty unforgiving.
Oh, and for those wondering, the re-record count was 280.
Thanks for watching!")
