Banjo-Tooie is the sequel to the amazing Banjo-Kazooie for the Nintendo 64. The gameplay is basically the same, but there are many new additions.
Here's the story: It's two years after the first game. Banjo and his friends are playing cards in his house at night. Gruntilda the witch is still rotting in the ground from the last game. Klungo, her assistant, is trying to move the rock in which she is buried under. But then suddenly Grunty's two sisters come and burst through the wall with a giant drill machine and save her. She is a skeleton, but she's still alive. That all causes the ground to rumble, so mumbo goes out to investigate. He runs back in to tell everybody, and Grundy blasts a giant spell at the house. Everybody escapes except for Bottles. He slowly walks out of the destroyed house and dies at their feet. Banjo and Kazooie decide that they need revenge because Grunty killed their friend.
Because Bottles is dead, his brother Jamjars, teaches you new moves. Some examples of moves are first person egg shooting, and splitting up and going solo (with either Banjo or Kazooie).
The worlds are much larger than the previous game. And each level has a boss battle.
And you don't have to collect those annoying music notes every time you do a level like in the last game. You just collect them to learn more moves.
There is also a Multiplayer mode for up to 4 players. It has many minigames based on minigames in the main adventure. One of the multiplayer games is a fps with Kazooie as the gun and eggs as the ammo.
I give this game 5 out of 5 stars.
(PS this is my first review, so its really bad)