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Message: [QUOTE="X y b e r - S k u ll, post: 287845, member: 235510"] Banjo-Kazooie easily for me. Tooie is such a slog to get through, especially if you're doing a 100% run, the amount of backtracking you're expected to do is egregious. With Tooie, you can tell they obviously wanted to hone in more on the exploration aspect, and I commend them for achieving what they did. It's an extremely ambitious game, especially for N64 standards, to have worlds that big, but that's also kind of my problem with it; you have so much ground to cover in Tooie that it just gets boring traversing through the worlds. I much prefer the tighter, more focused worlds of Kazooie. Each world in that game has it's own theme and unique elements exclusive to each world. Tooie loses a lot of its charm for me when you really break it down and realize the game only has like 3 types of mini-games that are repeatedly used across all the worlds. I think overall, while I can see what they tried to do with Tooie, I just think it falls apart in a lot of places whereas Kazooie is fairly consistent throughout. Sometimes bigger just isn't better I guess. [/QUOTE]

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