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ZeroAX wrote:Also I just remember, Xeo dafuq you dissing DKC3 on my thread? . Seriously if you consider it bloated you have to consider DKC2 too since they have almost the same exact features and collectibles

Dude, reread you DKC thread. I love DKC3, I just prefer the simplicity of the first two in comparison.

Xeogred wrote:

ZeroAX wrote:Also I just remember, Xeo dafuq you dissing DKC3 on my thread? . Seriously if you consider it bloated you have to consider DKC2 too since they have almost the same exact features and collectibles

Dude, reread you DKC thread. I love DKC3, I just prefer the simplicity of the first two in comparison.

I was actually just joking . I made a DKC thread too? Cool

You ... okay?

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Xeogred wrote:You ... okay?

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I forgot I made that thread



Anyway guys I played a bit of the game...30 minutes to get to the first level....and with skipping the tutorials. Also, WHY SO MANY CUT-SCENES?

So far the first game seems superior. This feels...bloated....already.

Time is of the essence.

You're just sounding like you want the first to be better. lol

Xeogred wrote:Time is of the essence.

You're just sounding like you want the first to be better. lol

I will keep playing, but come on man, pacing is a really important aspect of a video game.


I will give it another try tomorrow, but if I don't start having fun I might just finish my second playthrough of Freedom Planet instead .

(have you tried that game btw xeo? It's awesome and you will love it )

What 3D platformer doesn't have a boring intro though?
(you're gonna say Kazooie aren't you?)

Nah never heard of Freedom Planet.

Never played these games, which is odd because I love the N64 and platformers.

I've always associated them with DK64 which I found to be a bloated mess.

BoneSnapDeez wrote:Never played these games, which is odd because I love the N64 and platformers.

I've always associated them with DK64 which I found to be a bloated mess.

Nah, Banjo-Kazooie is much closer to Mario 64 in set up. I used to flip-flop on which game I preferred between the two, though I now think Mario 64 is the better game.

I played Banjo Kazooie on the N64 back in the day and beat it. I didn't play Tooie though. I got em both on the 360 and Kazooie looks fantastic.