A long-rumored Banjo-Kazooie game has apparently been cancelled at Xbox, before it could be officially announced.

Gregg Mayles, the veteran Rare designer and director, will reportedly depart the studio following yesterday's sweeping cuts ...

The bad news about today's Xbox layoffs isn't over just yet, as some major names at multiple Xbox studios are said to be ...

First released in 1998 for the Nintendo 64 by legendary developer Rare, Banjo-Kazooie brought humor, charm, and creativity to 3D platformers at a time when the genre was just finding its legs.

New Banjo-Kazooie Odds Are "Probably Better Than Zero But Not Much," Says Composer "I just think it's unlikely," said Grant Kirkhope. By Evan Campbell on April 29, 2025 at 1:22PM PDT 3 Comments ...

You probably have a lot of questions regarding that commercial, but we can answer one of them: Yes, practical effects were used in that advert in the form of an animatronic Kazooie, and believe it ...

One of the more obscure was for the 1998 classic Banjo-Kazooie. A brief 30-second ad had some men camping in the forest and talking about the dangers of a flying beast that had elements of both a ...

A '90s TV commercial for N64 classic Banjo-Kazooie featured a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance from animatronic puppet versions of the titular bear and bird duo.

This animatronic Banjo-Kazooie puppet showed up for 1 second in a '90s N64 commercial, only to reappear decades later, sell for $2,100, and haunt my dreams forever ...

The original banjo-kazooie and its sequel were first released on n64 In a follow-up post, Kirkhope softened his stance a little bit, offering some kind words for the fan community.

Still, Banjo-Kazooie's popularity endures. Classic games in the franchise have been re-released over the years, including via Xbox's Rare game compilation Rare Replay, as well as on Nintendo ...