17 Years Ago, Xbox Released the Best Banjo-Kazooie Game (And It Killed The Franchise)

After 17 years, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts is often discussed as a fascinating example of a game that was both incredibly creative and highly divisive. It took the popular Banjo-Kazooie gameplay in a completely new direction, but this bold move also potentially halted the series for almost twenty years. While it’s arguably the most innovative Banjo-Kazooie game ever created, it might also be why the franchise hasn’t seen a full revival.

Shiba Inu: The Next 3-4 Days Will Change Everything! 😱💸

Now, what’s happening behind the curtain is even more intriguing than what we see on the chart. Hold on to your monocle: there’s been a staggering +1.06 trillion SHIB added to exchanges in a single day. Yes, trillion with a “T”. As if that wasn’t enough drama, SHIB also recorded its most whale transactions since June 6-do I hear the sound of ominous foreshadowing? This is a classic prelude to volatility, as big players prepare their moves. Retail traders, take notes; this is going to get interesting. 🧐💥

Most Competitive Multiplayer Games

These games often make players surprisingly competitive, sometimes leading to both positive and negative behaviors. Often, the game’s design itself encourages this intense, and sometimes frustrating, competitive spirit.