Banjo-Kazooie (N64) 100% Playthrough - 9. Click Clock Woods
0Decided to finally record some gameplay, after so long. An important distinction this time around, is that this video is not a Let's Play, but rather a Playthrough; no commentary, only gameplay and audio (and the occasional meme thrown in for good measure). I kinda wanted to make a video that focuses mostly on being more of a guide type thing. Not only to test my new setup and capture card (both of which seem to work pretty well from what I can tell); so I hope to do more very soon. This run is also segmented, but that shouldn't make a difference, since I'm not passing this off as a speedrun or anything like that. Each recording sessions, I did 2 stages (Mumbo's Mountain+Treasure Trove Cove, etc) and would then Save and Quit.
What can I say about Banjo-Kazooie that hasn't been said a Million times already? It made perfect sense to do this one, because Banjo-Kazooie is just a generally beloved game; it also helps that I had a lot of nostalgia for it, having played it for years. If there was a word to describe Click Clock Woods for me, it would 100% be 'tedious.' Unlike Rusty Bucket Bay before it, which was based around skill and tricky platforming, Click Clock Woods is based around a unique concept of having 4 similar areas you visit with different setpieces based around the seasons... the problem is that they all start to suck, when you realize how often you're running around the same area, fighting the same enemies, to get to the same location in a different season.
All the gameplay was recorded on my original N64 and Cartridge, and the gameplay/audio was recorded using the Razer Ripsaw HD Capture Card; and OBS Studio.
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