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Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts is the fifth game in the Banjo series and the first to be released on a Microsoft platform. It received mixed reception due to its departure from its platforming roots, which appears to have been the result of executive meddling (as the game's intro seems to suggest).

• 3Unused Text
• 5Layout & Level Oddities
• 6Version Differences

Internal Project Name

Many files within the game's extracted archives refer to the game as banjox, which was the game's early title.

Unused Graphics

A placeholder icon present among the minimap icons.

Unused Text

Stop 'N' Swop Truth

In Bottles' tourist information is a hint named Stop 'N' Swop Truth which costs 6,000 Notes. However, there are only 5,000 Notes in the entire game, making it impossible to purchase.

The hint does have associated text, however:

Testing Dialogue

Debug119befec contains some odd test strings:

Debug1159882b contains a test string for the signs in Banjoland and Spiral Mountain:

Debug11b16402 contains some strings likely used to test the character emotions:

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Developer Notes

Present in some of the dialogue files.

Debug110f9757:

Debug112fc115:

Debug114c6966:

Debug118eb427:

Debug11132aff:

Debug114483e7:

Debug11606e97:

Debug11a4db3b:

Debug11e0cae5:

Debug11f0cc45:

Unused Videos

Some unused FMVs are present in Debug36:

• Four FMVs showing the locations of the Jig-O-Vend machines. The first (545286 (along with 87faf6 and eae3d3 which appear to be identical)) shows a dispenser in town square incrementing, silently. The second (7aedab) shows the same dispenser incrementing with audio, and then pans to the central jiggy storage thing; an early police design (on a unicycle instead of a hovercraft) is visible near one of the market stalls. The third (915af1) shows the location of the Jigoseum dispenser and an early switch design. The fourth (0013e1) shows the Uptown dispenser incrementing and the same switch design, along with an early laser gate design and some terrible pop-in.
• A short clip of Banjo flying in an early version of Nutty Acres. The music is completely synthesized and HUD graphics are a bit different from the final game, showcasing some very clear placeholder art. (deec7b)
• Three 4x sped-up clips of a vehicle being built. The first (f8c150) includes selecting parts (with only one cut near the end) and shows early part information with placeholder text 'NAME GOES HEAR'^(sic) and 'SIZE GOES HEAR'^(sic). The others (dbf26b and c11486) show building two vehicles: DUO LIFTER and E3 Aard Cage respectively. Part selection is cut out in these, so the background music is not continuous.
• The Rare logo FMV from Kameo: Elements of Power. (ddbe1e)
• Two versions of the game's reveal trailer, one with more 5.1 audio (84ff4c) and the other with stereo audio (e06aef). The 5.1 version also has slightly better audio synchronization when collecting notes (the background music is lined up differently so that it's in the same key), and uses music from L.O.G.'s Lost Challenges in the second half instead of a different track not seen in the final game. (Only the 5.1 version is included in the YouTube video.) Strangely, the final trailer appears to have been based on the stereo version.

Layout & Level Oddities

Banjoland

Banjoland has some objects placed out of bounds that can be seen using the Grenade Turret Clip glitch. Near Loggo's exhibit are some extra wooden boards that lack collision and a ramp that has collision. Behind the Click Clock Wood exhibit is a metal platform that only has collision on the edges. There's also a misplaced crab under the map, which can be seen scuttling on a invisible floor.

Boggy's Children in Home Improvements: Igloo Edition

Two of Boggy's kids can be seen running around on Home Improvements: Igloo Edition, which is likely a leftover from a earlier scrapped challenge. They have AI identical to Minjos: they run around, and can be bashed in the skull with a heavy rusted stick-I mean, hit with the Magic Wrench to stun them at which they will stop moving, dazed. Only Soggy and Moggy are known to exist: Soggy can be found at Clanker's exhibit between his eyeballs, and Moggy can be found atop one of the exhibit cases on the hill with the soccer field on it.

Secret Vehicle on Grunty's Loco Coco

A lone vehicle armed with only a Fulgore's Fist can be found under a tree in Grunty's Loco Coco. It's a bit out of the way, but its icon can be seen on the map as soon as the challenge begins.

Version Differences

Font Size & Text Boxes

Shortly after release, the game received an update which gave players the option to increase the dialogue font size due to the original size being difficult to read on a standard definition display. This update also changed the text boxes to look like the text boxes from previous Banjo games, and the font from Andy Bold to MS Comic Sans.

Part Duplication Glitch

Another update released about a year later fixed a glitch that allowed the player to duplicate vehicle parts in Mumbo's Motors.

The glitch can be performed in Mumbo's Motors when building or editing a vehicle. Highlight the part the player wants to duplicate, press X and then A and if the timing is just right, the part will spawn without it disappearing from their inventory.

Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts is the fifth game in the Banjo series and the first to be released on a Microsoft platform. It received mixed reception due to its departure from its platforming roots, which appears to have been the result of executive meddling (as the game's intro seems to suggest).

• 3Unused Text
• 5Layout & Level Oddities
• 6Version Differences

Internal Project Name

Many files within the game's extracted archives refer to the game as banjox, which was the game's early title.

Unused Graphics

A placeholder icon present among the minimap icons.

Unused Text

Stop 'N' Swop Truth

In Bottles' tourist information is a hint named Stop 'N' Swop Truth which costs 6,000 Notes. However, there are only 5,000 Notes in the entire game, making it impossible to purchase.

The hint does have associated text, however:

Testing Dialogue

Debug119befec contains some odd test strings:

Debug1159882b contains a test string for the signs in Banjoland and Spiral Mountain:

Debug11b16402 contains some strings likely used to test the character emotions:

Developer Notes

Present in some of the dialogue files.

Debug110f9757:

Debug112fc115:

Debug114c6966:

Debug118eb427:

Debug11132aff:

Debug114483e7:

Debug11606e97:

Debug11a4db3b:

Debug11e0cae5:

Debug11f0cc45:

Unused Videos

Some unused FMVs are present in Debug36:

• Four FMVs showing the locations of the Jig-O-Vend machines. The first (545286 (along with 87faf6 and eae3d3 which appear to be identical)) shows a dispenser in town square incrementing, silently. The second (7aedab) shows the same dispenser incrementing with audio, and then pans to the central jiggy storage thing; an early police design (on a unicycle instead of a hovercraft) is visible near one of the market stalls. The third (915af1) shows the location of the Jigoseum dispenser and an early switch design. The fourth (0013e1) shows the Uptown dispenser incrementing and the same switch design, along with an early laser gate design and some terrible pop-in.
• A short clip of Banjo flying in an early version of Nutty Acres. The music is completely synthesized and HUD graphics are a bit different from the final game, showcasing some very clear placeholder art. (deec7b)
• Three 4x sped-up clips of a vehicle being built. The first (f8c150) includes selecting parts (with only one cut near the end) and shows early part information with placeholder text 'NAME GOES HEAR'^(sic) and 'SIZE GOES HEAR'^(sic). The others (dbf26b and c11486) show building two vehicles: DUO LIFTER and E3 Aard Cage respectively. Part selection is cut out in these, so the background music is not continuous.
• The Rare logo FMV from Kameo: Elements of Power. (ddbe1e)
• Two versions of the game's reveal trailer, one with more 5.1 audio (84ff4c) and the other with stereo audio (e06aef). The 5.1 version also has slightly better audio synchronization when collecting notes (the background music is lined up differently so that it's in the same key), and uses music from L.O.G.'s Lost Challenges in the second half instead of a different track not seen in the final game. (Only the 5.1 version is included in the YouTube video.) Strangely, the final trailer appears to have been based on the stereo version.

Layout & Level Oddities

Banjoland

Banjoland has some objects placed out of bounds that can be seen using the Grenade Turret Clip glitch. Near Loggo's exhibit are some extra wooden boards that lack collision and a ramp that has collision. Behind the Click Clock Wood exhibit is a metal platform that only has collision on the edges. There's also a misplaced crab under the map, which can be seen scuttling on a invisible floor.

Boggy's Children in Home Improvements: Igloo Edition

Two of Boggy's kids can be seen running around on Home Improvements: Igloo Edition, which is likely a leftover from a earlier scrapped challenge. They have AI identical to Minjos: they run around, and can be bashed in the skull with a heavy rusted stick-I mean, hit with the Magic Wrench to stun them at which they will stop moving, dazed. Only Soggy and Moggy are known to exist: Soggy can be found at Clanker's exhibit between his eyeballs, and Moggy can be found atop one of the exhibit cases on the hill with the soccer field on it.

Secret Vehicle on Grunty's Loco Coco

A lone vehicle armed with only a Fulgore's Fist can be found under a tree in Grunty's Loco Coco. It's a bit out of the way, but its icon can be seen on the map as soon as the challenge begins.

Version Differences

Font Size & Text Boxes

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Shortly after release, the game received an update which gave players the option to increase the dialogue font size due to the original size being difficult to read on a standard definition display. This update also changed the text boxes to look like the text boxes from previous Banjo games, and the font from Andy Bold to MS Comic Sans.

Part Duplication Glitch

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Another update released about a year later fixed a glitch that allowed the player to duplicate vehicle parts in Mumbo's Motors.

The glitch can be performed in Mumbo's Motors when building or editing a vehicle. Highlight the part the player wants to duplicate, press X and then A and if the timing is just right, the part will spawn without it disappearing from their inventory.

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