Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts Gets Big Text Patch
Players will be automatically prompted to download the update upon booting the action-adventure vehicle-building Xbox 360 game while connected to Xbox Live. After the update is applied, the ability to enlarge the text size is available within the options menu.
Though developer Rare originally said the small text problem was "too expensive" to fix, the studio quickly reversed its position after widespread outcry, claiming on November 8 that a fix would be available "within the next 30 days."
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Gwyndion
replySo, how is this game? Are people enjoying it? I was actually interested in getting this game.. but with the flood of good games this season... I really didn't have the gaming time or money to pick it up.
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Yep, pretty much the same for me.
People either seem to really like it or not so much (from the reviews I've seen anyway).
Judging from this - http://www.gamerankings.com/htmlpages2/935846.asp?q=banjo it seems to be quite well received. -
It's a great game. At first it seems a little weird and empty because it's so vehicle-centric and there's very little traditional platforming, but it really gets fun once you really get down to the fine-tuning aspects. After about a solid hour in the vehicle creator destroying and rebuilding things you made to better suit other missions, the charm really comes through.
My brother played through the same portions of the game I did, but in completely and totally different ways. It's a blast and has enormous replay value, especially considering it's $40. -
Really really really fun. Makes me wanna buy a box of legos again.
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