Nuts & Bolts DLC coming in April
Pick up the Lost Challenges for 400 MSP.
Rare plans to beef up Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts on 7th April with the Lord of Games' Lost Challenges pack.
It will cost 400 Microsoft Points (GBP 3.40 / EUR 4.80), and adds a series of 12 tests for the bear and bird to build their way through. Succeed and another version of Klungo's arcade game will be offered as a reward.
There's also seven extra multiplayer modes - although they're not detailed - and 250 Gamerpoints up for grabs.
We've got a trailer of LOG's Lost Challenges on Eurogamer TV
, plus some screenshots packed into a friendly gallery.
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts was released exclusively for Xbox 360 late last year, but rang rather hollow despite some lovely touches.
Our Banjo-Kazooie review can tell you much more.
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unless...
I'm admitting that the game itself wasn't anywhere near as good as the N64 original, which I played compulsively until I'd completed it 100%... twice? :?
Or maybe it's a sign that I'm getting old and that games don't hold my interest as much as they used to (unless they're by Bethesda)?
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Yes, but it's another case where the demo isn't really indicative of the full game.
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