Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts for Xbox 360 Reviews by Gamers

This was one game that came through the back door and I haven't even heard of it till I downloaded the demo for the shlts and giggles. The graphics were actually pretty good, and there was a lot of joy just roaming the town. But building the vehicles takes the cake by far. A lot of reviewers compare this game to Little Big Planet, which is fine because they both have that idea of "build whatever the he11 you want" attitude. But the main difference is that Little Big Planet takes determination and patience, two things which most people (like me) detest wholeheartedly. Many people complained about things like how they would build a freakin huge vehicle, that probably runs off baby orphans with the amount of fuel they use, and it wouldn't run because the engines weren't big enough. This is stupid. The point of it is is that it's called this thing called 'realism'. Although this lacks somewhat in phases where you can travel up to 500 feet in the air with only a chair and a spring attached to it, it is still there. Point is, if you build a 98 ton vehicle, don't expect it to run on a small engine. If you wanna sand box game, or maybe just liked to play with legos when you were little, you would probably like this game as much as I had.