No matter the conditions we will survive

I realised a month ago I hadn't finished my Banjo Kazooie run and got back into it. This is continuing on and I will link the previous posts from last year too, with this post.

This series is a best and favourites of picks for games to play on the Nintendo 64.
Starting it off with Banjo Kazooie as a tribute to my father, whom passed away November 2021 and this game was one of his favourites from back in the day. Roughly 19 or 20 years ago which we all played a lot of and loved.

Time to play my favourite level of this game, Click Clock Wood which requires you to basically play 4 levels in 1 as you go through the seasons Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.

Starting with spring you see me looking around and going higher, trying to work out what I have to do in this section before falling from high up and taking more damage in sections than I was expecting.
Turning into a bee in Mumbo's hut allows me to fly up high and quickly, including being able to grab some things I need like Jinjos and jigsaw pieces!

Once unlocking the summer section and gathering anything I think I need here, it was time to move on to summer..
Water is lacking in this season, autumn gets unlocked and Mumbo is hot so he needs to use a feather to try keep cool.

In the end I grab multiple more jiggies which is great, major progress is being made and I am halfway through completing Click Clock Wood.

N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 8 - Rusty Bucket Bay has toxic water
N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 7 - Mad Monster Mansion Antics
N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 6 - Clanker's Cavern should have been done sooner
N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 5 - Gobi's Desert brings the challenge and running shoes
N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 4 - Slipping around on the ice and snow
N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 3 - Swampy biters hurt Banjo
N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 2 - Gets interesting now making it even more enjoyable
N64 best & favourites - Banjo Kazooie Part 1 - Tribute to my father R.I.P