He teaches you how to climb, how to swim, how to high jump, etc. Round 1: GameplayĪt the beginning of Banjo-Kazooie, the titular bear and bird meet Bottles the mole, who offers the player a tutorial for the game’s basic controls. So let’s get this over with and see which of these classics comes out on top. And I know that whoever comes out on top, some people will certainly have some feelings about it. These are two personal favorites of mine, so choosing a champion here is definitely gonna hurt. If any game other than Mario 64 has come to define this subgenre, it’s Banjo-Kazooie.įor this installment of Clone Wars, I’ll be judging both games based on five different categories that they both excel in to determine the victor: Really, was fucking Glover gonna go toe-to-toe with the Italian Stallion? He’d get his ass handed to him, and each of his fingers (limbs?) broken. When I was thinking about which game would go up against Mario, there really was no contest.
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And there’s one game you can thank for this trend – Super Mario 64 – the game that basically created 3D gaming as we know it. You had Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon, Silent Hill, Ape Escape, and so many others that had you jump around colorful worlds, trying to collect as much shit as possible. This is Clone Wars.īack in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, basically every game released was a collect-a-thon platformer.
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This article is a continuation of a series where we pit two games against each other: a game that originated or popularized a style of gaming, and another that successfully copied and/or improved upon that formula.
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