Fun fact for anyone who doesn't know- each Note door amount is determined by a certain incrementing amount of all available notes at that point: Note Door 1: 50 notes (50% of 100 available notes [MM]) Note Door 2: 180 notes (60% of 300 available notes [MM, TTC, CC]) Note Door 3: 260 notes (65% of 400 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS]) Note Door 4: 350 notes (70% of 500 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS, FP]) Note Door 5: 450 notes (75% of 600 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS, FP, GV]) Note Door 6: 640 notes (80% of 800 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS, FP, GV, MMM, RBB]) Note Door 7: 765 notes (85% of 900 available notes [All]) Note Door 8: 810 notes (90% of 900 available notes [All]) Note Door 9 [Blue Egg Refill]: 828 notes (92% of 900 available notes [All]) Note Door 10 [Red Feather Refill]: 846 notes (94% of 900 available notes [All]) Note Door 11 [Gold Feather Refill]: 864 notes (96% of 900 available notes [All]) Note Door 12 [Double Health Puzzle]: 882 notes (98% of 900 available notes [All]) It just so happens that the final (supposedly) required note door amount requires at least some notes from every level with this distribution. Also a very bold choice to require 94% of Jiggies and 90% of Notes when contemporary platformers were requiring less than 60% completion for the any% ending (like SM64's 70/120)
great stuff man! Been loving your recent videos. Your videos convinced me to download BK and Banjo Tooie and I'm kind of amazed by how well they hold up! Might even be more fun now that I'm an adult with the manual dexterity to actually beat the game this time
I’ve really been enjoying these videos a lot. There’s just a part of me that is interested in breaking games, I love it! But this part of the video 4:22 got a question in my head, what bitclips and glitches can you actually do on the Xbox version? I’ve only ever played the game on Xbox and it felt like most of these glitches were exclusive to the N64 like FFM and stuff ( I do know about DDA cause I watched your video explaining it once again great video ) but yeah this question always was in my head, also you’ve earned yourself a sub!
Hey thanks! Glad you're enjoying the vids. Some glitches dont work on xbox, but quite a few still do. Interestingly, only a couple of weeks ago, a way to enter mad monster mansion early using bitclips on xbox was found. So the bitclip stuff should all work but some clips like Door of Grunty skip dont (at least noone has got it to work). FFM does work on xbox, they just learn different moves due to no text skip
@@The8bitbeastyeah I just watched the xbox any% no dda that you uploaded about a month ago and, FFM looks pretty wild to do, as in wild it kinda reminds me of the pause glitch also on Xbox.
I did the math (not in Atari Jaguar terms; but I did do the math) if you divide 882 by the amount of worlds there are (in the game, in this case nine), you can technically beat every world with 98 musical notes each! Kind of makes sense considering this game came out in 1998!
Fun fact for anyone who doesn't know- each Note door amount is determined by a certain incrementing amount of all available notes at that point:
Note Door 1: 50 notes (50% of 100 available notes [MM])
Note Door 2: 180 notes (60% of 300 available notes [MM, TTC, CC])
Note Door 3: 260 notes (65% of 400 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS])
Note Door 4: 350 notes (70% of 500 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS, FP])
Note Door 5: 450 notes (75% of 600 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS, FP, GV])
Note Door 6: 640 notes (80% of 800 available notes [MM, TTC, CC, BGS, FP, GV, MMM, RBB])
Note Door 7: 765 notes (85% of 900 available notes [All])
Note Door 8: 810 notes (90% of 900 available notes [All])
Note Door 9 [Blue Egg Refill]: 828 notes (92% of 900 available notes [All])
Note Door 10 [Red Feather Refill]: 846 notes (94% of 900 available notes [All])
Note Door 11 [Gold Feather Refill]: 864 notes (96% of 900 available notes [All])
Note Door 12 [Double Health Puzzle]: 882 notes (98% of 900 available notes [All])
It just so happens that the final (supposedly) required note door amount requires at least some notes from every level with this distribution. Also a very bold choice to require 94% of Jiggies and 90% of Notes when contemporary platformers were requiring less than 60% completion for the any% ending (like SM64's 70/120)
great stuff man! Been loving your recent videos.
Your videos convinced me to download BK and Banjo Tooie and I'm kind of amazed by how well they hold up! Might even be more fun now that I'm an adult with the manual dexterity to actually beat the game this time
Glad you've been enjoying them, that's awesome!
I’ve really been enjoying these videos a lot. There’s just a part of me that is interested in breaking games, I love it! But this part of the video 4:22 got a question in my head, what bitclips and glitches can you actually do on the Xbox version? I’ve only ever played the game on Xbox and it felt like most of these glitches were exclusive to the N64 like FFM and stuff ( I do know about DDA cause I watched your video explaining it once again great video ) but yeah this question always was in my head, also you’ve earned yourself a sub!
Hey thanks! Glad you're enjoying the vids. Some glitches dont work on xbox, but quite a few still do. Interestingly, only a couple of weeks ago, a way to enter mad monster mansion early using bitclips on xbox was found. So the bitclip stuff should all work but some clips like Door of Grunty skip dont (at least noone has got it to work). FFM does work on xbox, they just learn different moves due to no text skip
@@The8bitbeastyeah I just watched the xbox any% no dda that you uploaded about a month ago and, FFM looks pretty wild to do, as in wild it kinda reminds me of the pause glitch also on Xbox.
As usual, nice music choice🎶
when you say "all versions", does that include XBLA or no?
Yep should also include xbla if I said that
If you find 810 RTA skip can you call it “Hanjo clip”
I did the math (not in Atari Jaguar terms; but I did do the math) if you divide 882 by the amount of worlds there are (in the game, in this case nine), you can technically beat every world with 98 musical notes each! Kind of makes sense considering this game came out in 1998!
Great video mate, Banjo Kazooie is one of my favourite games and I never knew about these skips (especially the TAS only ones).
Shout outs to the developers on making relatively solid walls in a console that notoriously has bad collision detection.
Red Health Early is the note door skip we want! Great video!
Woohoo love it
Nice Video ❤
Nice 801 0:36
Haha, glad someone noticed :)