There's really nothing like old-school Halo Multiplayer. Love the photos! Reminds me of thr ones I'd see shared on Xbox Live back in the day
KotActually
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Incredibly well! Though I'm quite biased as they're my favorite game series. They both represent the peak of the 90s colectathon games.
If you're considering playing them, I'd say startwith the PC Recomp of Kazooie. Easily the best way to experience it! Updated controls and some QoL improvements reallt go a long way. It's a decently breezy game (aside from that dang boiler room) so a playthrough shouldn't take too long.
Tooie however is a MUCH bigger game, and my personal favorite. While Kazooie can be a mostly linear adventure, Tooie feels more like a Metroidvania with its backtracking elements. The writing is stuffed with British humor and a healthy dash of self awareness too.
Very worth it! If you're worried about the attention span thing, most of the stories tend to be around an hour to an hour and a half. So they aren't much longer than a standard episode of Who! Have fun :)
Decided to play through Banjo-Tooie again since its on Switch now. This time though, I'm trying a new playthrough style.
As soon as I had access to the Cheats Temple, I put the code in to double my speed as well as unlock every stage without needing the jiggies. So now I'm running around to each stage trying to unlock as many of the moves/shortcuts as I can!
It's fun going into a stage with most of the moves I need already unlocked, makes the game flow way differently. Gives it a much bigger metroidvania feel.
Personally I use GIMP. Been my photoshop replacement for at least a good 5ish years now, and it's come a long way! It has (imo) a pretty intuitive interface so it doesn't take too long to acclimate.
Lillard is always a class act. Very curious to see how this show turns out. I don't anticipate them making a runaway hit, but I'm sure it will at least be entertaining