Rare Revealed: The Making of Nuts and Bolts

[Andre]

Rare just released this on their YouTube channel.

[The Banjonator]

Nothing we didn't already know. Not much of interest aside from the very brief look at the prototype traditional models.

[project64banjo]

The Making of a shithole.

[Banjokun]

Some of the info in the video was nice and stuff.

Most of it we already know, but seeing the prototype models just being a smoother version of the N64 models would've been alright in the final game instead of the blocky models that we got.

[qwertykins76]

Mmh. Mumbo's Mountain.... Why didn't they just finish that up and stick it in the game as a bonus after Spiral Mountain?

Imagine if after you beat Grunty, L.O.G. clears the rocks away blocking the Lair. Then you could explore that little area and find the gateway to MM, where you could commence screwing around.

[Final Smash]

It was nice seeing Prototype Banjo & Kazooie models animated. I still love new Banjo regardless.

[Zondekel]

I love that the first sentence in this is "Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts is the third game in the series," almost like a **** you to those that insist otherwise.

[Andre]

Especially since it's incorrect - Grunty's Revenge exists.

[Zondekel]

(Well, I think in regards to Nuts & Bolts being "Banjo-Threeie," rather than counting the handheld spinoffs... Still, though, Rare doesn't often acknowledge Grunty's Revenge at all, and it's honestly a little depressing..!)

[Scrubber]

It's actually the FIFTH game in the series.

But that aside, i enjoyed this video. It makes you appreciate nuts and bolts a bit more. And also proves that it was **** all to do with microsoft (which a lot of poeple like to claim)

[BellyButtonLint]

Originally Posted by Andre

Especially since it's incorrect - Grunty's Revenge exists.

So does Banjo Pilot.