Rare Witch Videos

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A logo used for some early Rare Witch Videos featuring Banjo holding a video camera. Image originally created by e0e for the RWP's coverage of ECTS.

Rare Witch Videos are a series of videos created by Ice Mario and SubDrag for The Rare Witch Project. The videos typically show a staged scenario within a Rare game that is impossible by normal means. For older games, such as those on the Nintendo 64, this is achieved through GameShark and/or Action Replay hacking along with video editing. However, for more recent games where such devices are unavailable, such as those on the Xbox 360, they are created by modifying actual game code along with video editing.

Videos

  • Advent Cove
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie climb to the top of Treasure Trove Cove and find Mumbo's Skull there, instead of the lighthouse. Mumbo offers a special spell, which ends up turning the duo into Bottles.
  • The Real Stop 'n' Swop
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie, Banjo-Tooie
    Banjo and Kazooie enter a cheat in Treasure Trove Cove's sandcastle which makes Brentilda appear in Mad Monster Mansion. They then go to speak to her there and she tells them to go find Cheato, who is hiding in Freezeezy Peak. They travel to Freezeezy Peak and find Cheato, who tells them that the final part of the puzzle is in the main lair. They head back to the lobby of Gruntilda's Lair and jump into her painting, appearing in a room filled with Stop 'n' Swop eggs. Banjo takes the Ice Key and puts it on a pedestal as Bottles instructs him to turn off the game and insert Banjo-Tooie within a minute. The game is swapped out for Banjo-Tooie, which encounters a fatal error and crashes as it is starting up.
    This video was used as an April Fool's Day prank in 2002.
  • Blubber's Secret Island
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie swim out past Treasure Trove Cove to find a small island, where Captain Blubber stands, sobbing. Blubber requests the duo's help, as Captain Blackeye has stolen the Salty Hippo, Blubber's prized ship. He informs them that Blackeye will only give the ship back in exchange for the Ice Key, which Banjo agrees to get.
  • Bottles' Revenge
    Game(s): Banjo-Tooie
    A simple video showcasing the feature of Bottles' Revenge after a way to activate the mode had been hacked. Uses the Banjo-Tooie Cast List music.
  • BT Debug Menu
    Game(s): Banjo-Tooie
    A simple video showing a debug menu for Banjo-Tooie.
  • Chunky's Disco Escape
    Game(s): Donkey Kong 64
    After Chunky Kong, in disco garb, runs away during the DK Rap introduction video, he ends up "backstage" in the Donkey Kong 64 test map, and exits to the DK Isles.
  • Gorilla Adventure
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Conga gets bored of sitting up in his tree and decides to go on an adventure. He travels to Wozza's Cave in Freezeezy Peak and breaks down the ice wall guarding the Ice Key and collects the key.
  • Grublin Bash
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie head to the tribal village area of Mumbo's Mountain and a minigame begins where they must defeat all the Grublins in the area. Once they do, an oversized Jiggy drops down in Spiral Mountain.
  • Grublin on the Beach
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    A very short video showing Banjo and Kazooie defeating a Grublin in Treasure Trove Cove, where said baddies never actually appear in the game.
  • Ice Key in Mumbo's Mountain
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie collect the Ice Key above the lake in Mumbo's Mountain.
  • Machine Mountain
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    A short segment of the Game Over sequence from Banjo-Kazooie playing in Mumbo's Mountain instead of the tower room of Gruntilda's Lair.
  • Mumbo's Water World
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie swim in a flooded Mumbo's Mountain.
  • Rare Pendant
    Game(s): Banjo-Tooie
    Bottles talks to himself at one of his Spiral Mountain molehills and is told that he needs to get the Rare pendant, which then appears in Gobi's Valley.
  • Sharkfood Desert
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie feed eggs to the idols in Gobi's Valley, and make Sharkfood Island rise up out of the sand instead of a pyramid.
  • Snacker in the Woods
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Snacker chases Banjo and Kazooie in the waters of Click Clock Wood, where he doesn't normally appear.
  • Spiral at Night
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie walk around Spiral Mountain at night (as it looks at the end of Banjo-Kazooie).
  • Spiral Fight
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    Banjo and Kazooie battle Gruntilda in Spiral Mountain, instead of the top of Gruntilda's Lair.
  • Village Blaster
    Game(s): Banjo-Tooie
    A simple video showing Banjo and Kazooie using Breegull Blaster mode in Jinjo Village.
  • Banjo-Kazooie vs Deliverance
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie
    The Dueling Banjos scene from the film Deliverance with Banjo and Kazooie spliced in.
  • Robot Banjo in Single Player
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
    A video showing robotic versions of Banjo and Kazooie (normally only seen in multiplayer) in the game's single-player mode.
  • Vehicles Around Town
    Game(s): Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts
    Mumbo, sick of the Lord of Games' silly restriction of only allowing Banjo and Kazooie to use the trolley vehicle in Showdown Town, decides to enlist the help of the Rare Witch Project to hack the game and allow them to use any vehicle they wish. L.O.G. scoffs at the idea, as his games are as secure as possible...or so he thinks, as he is soon proven wrong when the screen begins to glitch as the game is broken into. Banjo and Kazooie then crash into L.O.G. and open newly-added foldable wings on the trolley, flying around town, infurating L.O.G. They then begin to use a number of different vehicles (including a vehicle that says "RWP" and a rather inappropriate, phallus-shaped vehicle). L.O.G. concedes that he is impressed with the RWP's skill and may give them a mention in his next game.

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