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We return for another round of Jiggery Pokery with Banjo Tooie, the 2000 sequel for Nintendo 64 and later ported to Xbox 360 in 2009.

00:00:00 - Video Start
00:00:40 - Introduction
00:04:32 - Story
00:13:52 - Graphics
00:20:16 - Music
00:21:37 - Basic Moves
00:24:58 - Stop and Swop
00:27:30 - FPS Section
00:29:08 - Moves
00:38:31 - Mumbo Jumbo
00:40:38 - Breaking News Update
00:41:58 - Humba Wumba
00:43:09 - Bosses
00:44:42 - Spoilers
00:46:05 - Level Design
00:51:39 - Fast Travel
00:53:10 - Backtracking
00:54:14 - Jiggy Pacing
00:57:05 - A Collectathon/Metroidvania Hybrid
01:00:54 - 100% Vs. Minimalism
01:02:01 - Final Thoughts on the 360 Version
01:04:31 - Playing Tooie Twice Back to Back
01:08:09 - Final Thoughts
01:10:27 - Remake or Rebreak?
01:12:51 - Outro
01:15:08 - Credits

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Remake or Rebreak Scores:
1- Rebreak: Fails to resurrect the same quality standard as the original due to incompetent design, technical failures, etc. A virtually worthless remake/port overall.

2- Reprise: Not as good as the original, but a relatively competent recreation that is still playable enough. Alternatively, a Reprise may fail to address the original's salient issues or neglect to add anything substantial. Formerly called the "Re-Meh" score.

3- Remaster: An improvement overall, but not necessarily worth playing if you already own the original. Typically adds some new content or fixes salient issues with the original. Rereleases with this score often don't reach their fullest potential or otherwise lack something meaningful you can only get in the original.

4- Remake: A strong rerelease that fixes salient issues, updates the visuals/music, and maybe adds new content. However, there may be a few blemishes left untouched or other neglected opportunities to improve.

5- Replace: A rerelease that changes, fixes, and adds so much that it stands heads and shoulders above the original version. A Replace not only faithfully recreates the original, but fixes most (if not all) of the original's issues and adds a sizable amount of worthwhile new content as applicable.

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