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On restarting, the environment is a mass of flashing error, rendering the game utterly unplayable. Rambi gets glitched as the cave is opened, and the game freezes when he tries to exit. This video shows a number of glitches from the first Donkey Kong Country game, most of them harmless, but the one starting at 8:47 is decidedly nasty.

Donkey Kong runs into these nasty glitches more than once.

In Cool World on the NES, there's a glitch where, if you manage to store up at least ten lives and then die, it's an instant game over.

In Bubsy In Fractured Furry Tales, the final level has a checkpoint where if you don't kill the enemy on top of it before dying, you will be caught in a loop of dying immediately after respawning until you game over.

It's unknown if this happens in the Rare Replay rerelease.

In Nuts and Bolts, if you're unfortunate enough to hit poor Clanker's eyes during Banjoland's Act 4 mission "Spring Break!" the Disc will become unreadable.

During the final battle with Gruntilda in the first game, if you fall off the tower and let Grunty hit you just before you hit the death barrier, the game will softlock because Banjo is stuck in his pain animation indefinitely and floats around the tower aimlessly, forcing the player to reset the game.

In the first game, if you lay two eggs into Leaky the Bucket from a ledge above and then jump near a Yum-Yum clam nearby while Leaky is speaking, if the Yum-Yum clam attacks you, the game will crash on the spot.

You had to restart the whole game to get 100%.

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The real kicker in this whole scenario? A month after the glitch was first reported, a patch was made to fix it. Infuriatingly, there's achievements for completing all the moving image puzzles and for getting all 900 notes, meaning that if you didn't complete the whole game before doing the jigsaws you'll have to start again right from the beginning if you want the last achievement. What this means is that if the jigsaw-Banjo picks up a note in the N64 version, it resets afterward, but if he does it on the XBLA version, it's lost forever and isn't added to your total. The problem with this is that there's a mini-game in which you have to do a jigsaw based on a moving image of Banjo exploring an area of a level, and the moving image is made using the in-game engine. The team that ported the game to Xbox Live Arcade changed this so that both notes and Jinjos will be saved by the game's autosave feature. In the original N64 version of Banjo-Kazooie, all items collected in a level except for Jiggies, Mumbo tokens and extra honeycomb pieces will reset upon the player dying or leaving the level.

Not a Game Breaking Bug in the true sense of the term, but one that applies to 100% Completion.

Note that the letters won't make any noise. The cheats are pretty much self-explanatory. Every letter you hit will make a "moo" sound to confirm that you did it correctly.Īfter you spelled CHEAT, you will be able to enter the following lengthy cheats to unlock the hidden stuff. Go to Banjo-Kazooie's Sandcastle in Treasure Trove Cove and start off by spelling CHEAT. Until we find out, you can at least collect all the hidden goodies to get ready for the big day. Whatever the truth is, we still don't know how BK and BT connect.

However, rumors from within Nintendo also suggest that the Big "N" wasn't thrilled at all about this technical feat and wanted Rare to get rid of the feature. Rumor has it that Rare came up with a way that lets you pull out BK while your N64 is still on and quickly plug in Banjo-Tooie. Whenever you collect one of these special items, they get added to a "Stop'n'Swop" inventory screen. What the heck do you do with them? Alas, we don't have an answer to that question quite yet. By using the following cheats, you will be able to raise Sharkfood Island, get to the Ice Key and collect all the secret eggs - but there is still one question left to be answered.

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(Note: The game might freeze if you grab the ice key.)ĭid it drive you nuts that Rare hid secrets in Banjo-Kazooie that could only be unlocked through Banjo-Tooie? Well, someone finally figured how to open up the hidden stuff. Perform a backflip, and if you did it right, you will fall into a hole in the wall, allowing you to reach the key. Get the orange jinjo in Wuzza's cave, right in front of the ice key. Here is a way to get the ice key without using any cheats or Gameshark codes. If you've discovered a cheat you'd like to add to the page, or have a correction, please click EDIT and add it. This page contains a list of cheats, codes, Easter eggs, tips, and other secrets for Banjo-Kazooie for Nintendo 64. Error on line 1 at column 2417: Opening and ending tag mismatch: P line 0 and p Below is a rendering of the page up to the first error.