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Banjo-Pilot Voxel
Template:Infobox game info Banjo-Pilot is a video game released exclusively as a computer ROM. It is a Game Boy Advance beta version of Banjo-Pilot released by Rareware Central on December 17, 2011.
General differences
The 2004 build of Banjo-Pilot has quite a lot of changes in the game from the one we currently know. First of all, this build, as stated before, runs with a voxel engine, meaning that all of the courses are three demensional. As the Game Boy Advance is unable to support that much memory, many lags happen in the course. A second different is that the game lacks music, despite there still being the music remains from Diddy Kong Pilot.
Some other differences include this build lacking a Quick Race options or the ability to shoot bullets. The Options menu has two other options removed in the final build; Multiplayer Weapons and Reverse Controls. Also, the "Erase Save Data" option has been removed. This build also includes a corrupted debug menu.
Minor differences include Bottles' voice being slightly more low pitched and his song more low pitched. Cheato's pages cost less as well, possibly for testing purposes. Along all that, all of the option names are all put into one box at the bottom of the screen.
Playable Characters
Default
Unlockable
Gallery
- Banjo-Pilot Voxel Title.png
The title screen.
- Banjo-Pilot Voxel Mode.png
The mode selection screen.
- Banjo-Pilot Voxel Options.png
The options screen.
