[QUOTE="yoshi_64"][QUOTE="Willy105"][QUOTE="yoshi_64"]I wanna know what the purpose of those stupid eggs and ice key were for... Really, I got them, and nothing... :|ZeldaMaster32
It was a cancelled feature.
Originally, you could collect the eggs in Banjo-Kazoiie, to unlock stuff in banjo-Tooie.
It was supposed to work that it will save the data on the console, you would take out the Banjo-Kazooie game pak while the console was on, and put Banjo-Tooie in. But due to delays, it had to be cancelled.
If the Gamecube was not coming a couple months after Banjo-Tooie was released, we would have that feature.
Really? How could you move out a cartridge while the console was on? That would be interesting to see, but I thought you couldn't do that without damaging the system... I never heard of it as a feature, I assumed it was just a part in B-K that never reached fruitation because of time constraints.
When you turned off the N64, the memory of the previous game was still there for like 20 seconds or whatever. Feasibly, you could activate SNS in Kazooie, turn off N64, pop in Tooie, and PRESTO. Whatever SNS does/unlocks happens.
However a design change in N64 hardware turned the memory time down to 6 secs or w/e prior to 2000 and as such, SNS became this great conspiracy we all know and love.:)
No that's wrong, the saved games would be saved in the cartridge. That's why when I would rent games from blockbuster I would see other peoples games played.
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