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Banjo-Tooie

N64 Action Adventure

Banjo - Tooie is the new version of his predecessor Banjo-Kazooie with new graphics and new adventures.

Parameters	Values
File Name:	Banjo-Tooie (USA).zip
Console/System:	N64
Genre:	Platform
Filesize:	31.32MB
Region:	UK
Year of release:	2000
Downloads:	18578

Banjo-Tooie ROM Download for N64

It is a platform video game released in 2000 for Nintendo 64 by Rare. It's the second instalment in the Banjo game franchise. The game follows the protagonists' Banjo and Kazooie and their attempt to stop Gruntilda, the witch, and her two sisters who want to vaporise the population of the island. There are a total of four levels in the game, and the player has to complete the challenges like collecting items, jumping over the obstacles, solving puzzles and defeating the opponents. Banjo Kazooie revolutionised the platform games on the N64. It consists of creative levels design, humour, and easy controls made it the highpoint of platforming Nintendo.

Game plot

The game starts at Banjo's home in Spiral Mountain after a couple of years from the first game. Banjo & friends are safe and happy in his house. Gruntilda's angry and wants revenge. Then arrives Grunty's horrific sisters Mingella and Blobbelda in Spiral Mountains. After their arrival, they steal the spellbook and release Grunty. Later, the three of them vandalised Banjo's home, and escape in the digger. Banjo and Kazooie set out to take revenge on Grunty and her sisters and to get the world rid of these evil siblings. While they are on their way to search for the sisters, the three siblings use a machine called the Big-O-Blaster to suck the life from the whole world and get back Grunty's horrid fame. The wicked sisters start the clock ticking, and only Banjo and Kazooie can stop them.

Features

1. Gameplay Variety
   There are so many varieties available like racing, first-person shooting, mini-games, and many more. There's platform-jumping elements and demanding puzzles. 
   
   
2. Sound
   The sound is mainly impressive. They change into different variations as you move through the environments like into the clouds, the water, etc.
   
   
3. Inter-linked Level
   All the games stages are in a tie with each other that means you can't finish a level until you're mostly through the game, and then access the linked areas. The design to connect all the levels is apt and thoroughly enjoyable. It can be overwhelming for some.
   
   
4. Boss Battle
   Every level has a boss battle, and there are three fights with Gruntilda's loyal supporter, Klungo. The boss fights add fun and more adventure to the stages. 
   
   
5. Multiplayer
   There is also a multiplayer mode where four players can compete in many mini-games different from the primary campaign.

Best Emulator for Banjo- Tooie

You require an N64 emulator to play this game. Nintendo 64 is Nintendo's third-generation home game console. It is a successor to the Super Nintendo console and the forerunner of 64-bit computing. Some of the best N64 emulators are:

• Project 64 (Windows, Mac, Linux)

Project 64 is considered as the king of Nintendo 64 emulation. Project64 is open-source software with incredibly fantastic user-interface.  

• Mupen64 plus ( Windows, Android, macOS)

It's a free open source emulator supported by several operating systems. It can run many N64 games. 

• MegaN64 (Android)

It is the most popular emulator on Android. MegaN64 is an excellent N64 emulator, with user-friendly UI and games run flawlessly on this emulator.

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