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|developer=[[Rare, Ltd.]]
|console=[[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]]<br>[[Nintendo 64]]
|released=Canceled
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'''''Dream: Land of Giants''''' (codenamed '''''Project Dream''''' or '''''Dream''''') is an unreleased RPG game that served as the basis for ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''. It was originally under development for the [[wikipedia:Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] and later ported to the [[Nintendo 64]].


'''Project Dream''' was an unreleased RPG video game that was originally to be developed for the Super NES, but was moved to the Nintendo 64. It was eventually redeveloped into what is now ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''.
The plot revolved around a young boy, Edson, who caused trouble with pirates. The Super Nintendo version of Dream used an isometric perspective and had a fairy tale-like theme. After transitioning to the Nintendo 64, the project became a more complex 3D RPG that had a greater emphasis on the pirate theme. Eventually, Dream was scaled back into a 2.5D linear platform game starring [[Banjo]] as the main character. The game was reworked into a 3D platformer similar to ''[[mariowiki:Super Mario 64|Super Mario 64]]'' and would become ''Banjo-Kazooie''.


==History==
[[File:Dream N64 image.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The only screenshot of ''Dream'' made public prior to 2015]]
For many years, not much information was known about ''Dream'', only one screenshot and some concept drawings were public.
Along with that, near the end of May 2015, Tim Stamper brought up a rumor on Twitter that there were two prototype cartridges for ''Dream''. He had then allegedly found one of the rumored cartridges in his closet in early June, as he then began to tease the fans with a humorous scenario in which he had to capture it. As of current, the cartridge has successfully been captured, and Stamper uploaded photos of the cartridge itself, along with an opened view, showing its internal circuitry, especially the four ROM chips. Stamper has announced on his Twitter on July 20th, 2015, that he is slated to run the cartridge on the SNES.
In July 2015, a blank sprite floppy of ''Dream'', along with storyboard images and concept art sheets, had surfaced on eBay UK. The auction ended on July 19th, 2015.
More info was revealed in December 2015, when Rare published the A Rare Look at Dream video on YouTube.
{{br|left}}
==Development==
==Development==
''Project Dream'' started out as a seafaring RPG for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, with the intent of being Rareware's masterpiece on the console, using pre-rendered graphics much like the ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donkey_Kong_Country%7C Donkey Kong Country]'' games. Development started in 1994-95, and at one point, it was determined that Dream was too big for the SNES to stomach, so it was moved to the Nintendo 64, to be retooled as a 3D RPG in the style of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Ocarina_of_Time%7CThe Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time] ''(which was first shown at Nintendo Space World in December 1995), featuring unique 3D environments created by stretching out the polygons.
[[File:Dream LoG screenshot 1.png|thumb|200px|A screenshot of the Super Nintendo version, showing Edson walk in the woods]]
''Dream'' began development sometime in 1995 by the same development team as ''[[mariowiki:Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest|Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest]]''. The game was an isometric RPG for the Super Nintendo titled ''Dream: Land of Giants'', and it utilized the Silicon Graphics technology of the ''[[mariowiki:Donkey Kong Country (series)|Donkey Kong Country]]'' games but to a more advanced level.<ref name="retrogamer">"The Making of Banjo-Kazooie," Retro Gamer issue 36 (March 2007), pages 18–25</ref> The team decided upon the codename ''Dream'' because they wanted the game to have a fantastical, magical feel to it.<ref name="rrevealed">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w72kj20YNA0 Rare Revealed: A Rare Look at Dream] on YouTube</ref> ''Dream'' was inspired by Japanese RPGs and LucasArts adventure games, and the team wanted to combine those games into one with a "Rare flavor."<ref name="retrogamer"/>
 
As development progressed, ''Dream: Land of Giants'' became too large to fit on a Super Nintendo cartridge, and the Nintendo 64's introduction made the Silicon Graphics technology obsolete. Therefore, the team decided to port the game to the Nintendo 64.<ref name="retrogamer"/> Following this transition, the team gradually dropped fantasy-related elements as they did not want the game to become "too childish."<ref name="rrevealed"/> ''Dream'' was gradually being developed into a much larger RPG, featuring pirates rather than giants. [[Captain Blackeye]] was planned as the main antagonist in the Nintendo 64 version.
 
The Nintendo 64 version of ''Dream'' ran into a number of difficulties. According to engineer [[Paul Machacek]], the team spent a lot of time writing level editors and creating environments, but they "couldn't quite get a hook of a game." [[Steve Mayles]] deemed Edson as out-of-place among the cast of pirates and "too generic" and nondescript to begin with, so the team experimented with replacing the boy with an animal protagonist.<ref name="rrevealed"/> The team tried recycling existing designs for non-playable characters, including "a dopey dog, a rabbit that looked like a man, and a bear." They gave the bear, who would eventually be named [[Banjo]], a backpack for storing his adventuring items and had him become the new protagonist. The game was too ambitious for Nintendo 64 hardware, as it lacked the processing power to maintain the environments at a steady framerate; taking inspiration from ''[[conkerwiki:Twelve Tales: Conker 64|Twelve Tales: Conker 64]]'', a recently developed title of the time, the team decided to recreate a different 3D platformer game that would become ''Banjo-Kazooie''.


However, the Nintendo 64 lacked the processing power needed to maintain such environments at a steady frame rate. Taking inspiration from ''Conker's Twelve Tales'' (which was being developed by the ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killer_Instinct_(1994_video_game)%7C Killer Instinct]'' team, and would eventually become the adult-oriented ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conker%27s_Bad_Fur_Day Conker's Bad Fur Day]''), Dream was remade by the development team (whose members had also worked on ''Donkey Kong Country'') into a 3D platformer in the vein of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_64%7C Super Mario 64]'', but kept some of the elements of the RPG. After deeming the main protagonist, Edison, to be too "generic", Rare began to experiment with several woodland characters that had previously been secondary characters, including "a dopey dog, a rabbit that looked like a man, and a bear." That bear character would eventually become [[Banjo]].
==Gameplay==
===Super Nintendo===
There is a known demo of ''Project Dream'' featuring a full introduction sequence and one level. The player would take control of Edson, a young boy wielding a sword, and he had a newly-befriended pet dog, Dinger, who assisted him during his adventure. Dinger had a primary ability of digging for buried objects and scampering off independently from Edson. The level took place in a forest and swamp filled with trolls, whom Edson would fight with his sword. Occasionally, a [[Stomponadon|massive dinosaur]] (only seen by its large foot) would attempt to crush Edson, and the shaking leaves and virtual camera warned the player when the dinosaur was approaching.


Eventually, Dream was scrapped, and the development team started over from scratch, creating ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''.
==Characters==
[[File:Edison artwork.png|thumb|150px|Edson, the protagonist.]]
*[[Edson]] - A young adventurer who grew up in a village, but decided to leave and go to the "big wide world." He was planned to be the protagonist of the game.
*[[Madeleine]] - A blond woman who wore a white dress and was Edson's girlfriend.
*[[Banjo]] - Originally a minor supporting character who eventually became the protagonist of the final product, ''Banjo-Kazooie'', alongside [[Kazooie]].
*[[Captain Blackeye]] - An evil pirate who was planned to be the main antagonist, having his own crew and ship.
*Grim Jim, Flintlock Jock and Big Belly - Three of Captain Blackeye's crew members.
*Ripper - Captain Blackeye's dog and crew member.
*Captain Cockeye - A captain who acted as a mentor to Edson, and was described as a "good pirate and a bit of a mad professor."<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140822043530/http://grantkirkhope.com/cockeye.html ''Dream Compositions Cockeye'']</ref>
*Unnamed rabbit - Planned to replace Edson after he started "losing his edge," but was eventually also replaced by Banjo.
*Dinger - Edson's dog who followed him around and had many abilities that aided him during the game, being found inside a hole near the start and rescued by Edson. As the team felt Dinger was getting too many abilities and making Edson limited in comparison, they decided to give the protagonist all the abilities back.
*[[Tiptup]] - Planned to be a minor supporting character, much like Banjo originally.
*Unnamed dinosaur - A large dinosaur who walked through a room, shaking everything, making leaves fall and potentially damaging Edson. It eventually became [[Stomponadon]].
*Bully - A troll who "was like the Troll guarding the bridge in the story of '{{wp|Three Billy Goats Gruff|Billy Goat's Gruff}}'."<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20140822043541/http://grantkirkhope.com/bully.html ''Dream Compositions Bully'']</ref>


There was a demo of the SNES version with a full introduction sequence and one level, and according to composer Grant Kirkhope, if it still exists, it may be locked away somewhere at Rare's headquarters. Mr. Kirkhope also commented this on the demo, "I was blown away. It looked beautiful and a step up above the ''Donkey Kong Country'' games."
==Music==
[[Grant Kirkhope]] composed the music for ''Dream'' like he did for ''Banjo-Kazooie''. Kirkhope stated that he composed 107 tunes for ''Dream''. He has reused some of the songs in other games, namely the ''Banjo-Kazooie'' series. Kirkhope has also shared some songs on his personal website. [[David Wise]] also composed music for ''Dream'' while it was on Super Nintendo, but was eventually reassigned to work on the music for ''[[Diddy Kong Racing]]''. Two of his songs were included in ''[[Rare Replay]]''.


==Plot==
==Gallery==
Project Dream, while not offering too much of a story, tells the tale of a boy adventurer by the name of [[Edison]] who, along with his girlfriend, [[Madeleine]], gets tangled up with a bunch of no-good pirates named Flintlock Jock, Grim Jim, and their leader, the infamous [[Captain Blackeye]], who commands the pirate ship known as the ''Mudplugger''.
===3D artwork===
<gallery>
Edison artwork.png|Edson
Dream 64 Edson art 1.jpg|Edson
Dream 64 Edson art 2.jpg|Edson
Dream SNES Edson art.jpg|Edson
Edson faces.jpg|Edson's many faces
Dream Dinger art 1.jpg|Dinger
Dream Dinger art 2.jpg|Dinger
Dream Madeleine art 1.jpg|Madeleine
Dream Madeleine art 2.jpg|Madeleine
Dream Captain Cockeye artwork.jpg|Captain Cockeye and his parrot
Captain Blackeye Dream art.jpg|Captain Blackeye
Dream Ripper artwork.jpg|Ripper
Dream Grim Jim artwork.jpg|Grim Jim
Dream Flintlock Jock art 1.jpg|Flintlock Jock
Dream Flintlock Jock art 2.jpg|Flintlock Jock
</gallery>


==Characters==
===Miscellaneous===
*[[Edison]] - The main character for the SNES version. He got himself in trouble with a crew of pirates lead by Captain Blackeye.
<gallery>
*[[Madeleine]] - Edison's girlfriend
Dream Banjo concept.jpg|Banjo
*[[Banjo]] - He was originally designed to be a secondary character. However, he would later appear in his own [[Banjo-Kazooie|game]].
Dream Banjo concept 2.png|Banjo
*[[Captain Blackeye]] - The infamous captain of a pirate crew and main antagonist of the game. He later appeared as a character in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]'' at [[Jolly's|Jolly's Bar]] in [[Jolly Roger's Lagoon]]. He repeats the words "Once, I had a dream...", which may be a reference to his original role.
Dream Banjo concept 3.png|Banjo
*Grim Jim - One of Blackeye's crew members
Dream Banjo concept 4.png|Banjo
*Flintlock Jock - A member of Captain Blackeye's band of pirates
Dream Banjo concept 5.jpg|Banjo
*Cockeye - A "good pirate and a bit of a mad professor", as Grant Kirkhope would put it
Piccolo concept art.jpg|[[Tooty|Piccolo]]
*Big Belly - An obese pirate who was part of Captain Blackeye's crew on the ''Mudplugger'', who liked to eat and drink a lot.
Captain Cockeye Dream concept.jpg|Captain Cockeye
*A strange, unintelligent rabbit - This character was going to be a secondary character in the SNES version, but he was later changed to the main character when Edison was considered too "generic".
Dream Storyboard Panel 08.jpg|Storyboard panel #8
*[[Tooty]]/Piccolo - Tooty was going to appear in the game as Banjo's girlfriend, and her original name was Piccolo, to match her musical instrument. This was later changed to Tooty.
Dream Storyboard Panel 10.jpg|Storyboard panel #10
*[[Grunty]]/The Giant - Gruntilda was originally meant to be a giant in the N64 version, but she was later changed to that of an evil witch for ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]''.
Dream Storyboard Panel 11.jpg|Storyboard panel #11
*An idiotic dog - Another secondary character.
Dream floppy disk.jpg|A blank ''Dream'' floppy disk, used for storing and transferring assets
*[[Tiptup]] - He was also going to be a secondary character, much like Banjo was.
</gallery>
*[[Kazooie]] - Not originally scheduled to appear as a character in this one, but she appeared as a baby bird in a nest looked after by Ella, who first found the nest with an egg and a mother and father bird. The mother hatched Kazooie and the chick said her first word, "Bweee!!!" because she first appeared as a baby breegull.
 
*Ella - Edison's girly and princess-ish younger sister, who was originally going to have a high pitched voice. Her original name may have been Leela Burns.
===Screenshots===
<gallery>
Dream LoG screenshot 1.png|Edson walking through the woods.
Dream LoG screenshot 2.png|Edson attacking an enemy with his sword
Dream LoG screenshot 3.png|Edson fighting an enemy, with Dinger at his side.
Edison in Dream 64.png|The game, after being ported over to Nintendo 64.
Banjo in Dream 64.png|A later version of ''Dream'', showing Banjo collecting fruit in a 2.5D environment.
Beak Barge in Dream 64.png|Kazooie using Beak Barge in a later build of ''Dream'' on Nintendo 64.
Banjo skater moves Dream 64.png|The idea behind Banjo using skater moves was short-lived.
Dream 64 Shoshinkai Show 1996.jpg|A cutscene from the version of ''Dream 64'' shown at Nintendo's {{wp|Nintendo Space World#Shoshinkai 1996|Shoshinkai 1996}} trade show
</gallery>


Other minor characters were also recently revealed by Grant Kirkhope on his website. 
===Videos===
<gallery>
Dream 64 Shoshinkai Show 1996.mp4|A cutscene from the version of ''Dream 64'' shown at Nintendo's {{wp|Nintendo Space World#Shoshinkai 1996|Shoshinkai 1996}} trade show
</gallery>


==Music==
==External links==
Even though Dream was not released, [[Grant Kirkhope]] (composer for the music of ''Banjo-Kazooie'') had already composed 107 tunes for it. Some of these songs reappeared in the ''Banjo-Kazooie'' series, as well as other Rare games, such as ''Viva Piñata''. Grant has released some of these on [http://grantkirkhope.com/dream.html his website]. Of course, YouTube user RawkHawk2010 uploaded videos of some of these tracks, including the main theme.
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w72kj20YNA0 Rare Revealed: A Rare Look at Dream] on YouTube
*[http://web.archive.org/web/20130130142226/http://grantkirkhope.com/dream.html Dream Compositions - Grant Kirkhope's website] (Wayback Machine)


[[File:Project Dream Music - Main Theme|thumb|center|335 px|Project Dream's main theme. Video by RawkHawk2010.]]
==References==
[[File:Project Dream Music - Blackeye|thumb|center|335 px|Blackeye's theme. Video by RawkHawk2010.]]
<references/>
[[File:Project Dream Music - Chase|thumb|center|335 px|A tune for a possible chase scene. Video by RawkHawk2010]]
{{Banjo-Kazooie series}}
[[File:Project Dream Music - Shanty|thumb|center|335 px|"Shanty" composed by Grant Kirkhope. Possible theme for a town area in the game. Video by RawkHawk2010.]]
[[File:Project Dream Music - Troll|thumb|center|335 px|"Troll" composed by Grant Kirkhope. Possible theme for a troll enemy in the game. Video by RawkHawk2010.]]
[[File:Project Dream Music - Bully|thumb|center|335 px|Certain notes from this composition made it into the theme for [[Mad Monster Mansion]]. Video By Rawkhawk2010.]]
[[File:Project Dream Music - Madeleine|thumb|center|335 px|Theme tune for Edison's lovely girlfriend, [[Madeleine]]. Video by RawkHawk2010]]
[[File:Project Dream Music - Voyage|thumb|center|335 px|No argument with RawkHawk2010. It is the tune for going from island to island in the game, after all. Video by RawkHawk2010.]]
[[File:Project Dream Music - Cockeye|thumb|center|335 px|Cockeye's theme, composed by Grant Kirkhope. Video by RawkHawk2010.]]
[[File:Klagmar's Top VGM 1,220 - Project Dream - Prickly Pear Island|thumb|center|335 px|Theme for Prickly Pear Island. Video by Klagmar.]]
[[File:Big Belly (Project Dream) - Banjo-Kazooie Music Extended|thumb|center|335 px|Big Belly's theme, composed by Grant Kirkhope. Extended video by BrawlBRSTMs3. ]]
==Trivia==
*Blackeye's theme was re-used for the Gloomy Galleon level in ''Donkey Kong 64'', while the beginning part of Madeleine's theme were used for [[Tooty]]'s theme. The main theme was also re-used for ''Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise''.
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Dream: Land of Giants
Dream Land of Giants title screen.png
Developer Rare, Ltd.
Console(s) Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo 64
Release date(s) Canceled
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Dream: Land of Giants (codenamed Project Dream or Dream) is an unreleased RPG game that served as the basis for Banjo-Kazooie. It was originally under development for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and later ported to the Nintendo 64.

The plot revolved around a young boy, Edson, who caused trouble with pirates. The Super Nintendo version of Dream used an isometric perspective and had a fairy tale-like theme. After transitioning to the Nintendo 64, the project became a more complex 3D RPG that had a greater emphasis on the pirate theme. Eventually, Dream was scaled back into a 2.5D linear platform game starring Banjo as the main character. The game was reworked into a 3D platformer similar to Super Mario 64 and would become Banjo-Kazooie.

History[edit]

The only screenshot of Dream made public prior to 2015

For many years, not much information was known about Dream, only one screenshot and some concept drawings were public.

Along with that, near the end of May 2015, Tim Stamper brought up a rumor on Twitter that there were two prototype cartridges for Dream. He had then allegedly found one of the rumored cartridges in his closet in early June, as he then began to tease the fans with a humorous scenario in which he had to capture it. As of current, the cartridge has successfully been captured, and Stamper uploaded photos of the cartridge itself, along with an opened view, showing its internal circuitry, especially the four ROM chips. Stamper has announced on his Twitter on July 20th, 2015, that he is slated to run the cartridge on the SNES.

In July 2015, a blank sprite floppy of Dream, along with storyboard images and concept art sheets, had surfaced on eBay UK. The auction ended on July 19th, 2015.

More info was revealed in December 2015, when Rare published the A Rare Look at Dream video on YouTube.

Development[edit]

A screenshot of the Super Nintendo version, showing Edson walk in the woods

Dream began development sometime in 1995 by the same development team as Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest. The game was an isometric RPG for the Super Nintendo titled Dream: Land of Giants, and it utilized the Silicon Graphics technology of the Donkey Kong Country games but to a more advanced level.[1] The team decided upon the codename Dream because they wanted the game to have a fantastical, magical feel to it.[2] Dream was inspired by Japanese RPGs and LucasArts adventure games, and the team wanted to combine those games into one with a "Rare flavor."[1]

As development progressed, Dream: Land of Giants became too large to fit on a Super Nintendo cartridge, and the Nintendo 64's introduction made the Silicon Graphics technology obsolete. Therefore, the team decided to port the game to the Nintendo 64.[1] Following this transition, the team gradually dropped fantasy-related elements as they did not want the game to become "too childish."[2] Dream was gradually being developed into a much larger RPG, featuring pirates rather than giants. Captain Blackeye was planned as the main antagonist in the Nintendo 64 version.

The Nintendo 64 version of Dream ran into a number of difficulties. According to engineer Paul Machacek, the team spent a lot of time writing level editors and creating environments, but they "couldn't quite get a hook of a game." Steve Mayles deemed Edson as out-of-place among the cast of pirates and "too generic" and nondescript to begin with, so the team experimented with replacing the boy with an animal protagonist.[2] The team tried recycling existing designs for non-playable characters, including "a dopey dog, a rabbit that looked like a man, and a bear." They gave the bear, who would eventually be named Banjo, a backpack for storing his adventuring items and had him become the new protagonist. The game was too ambitious for Nintendo 64 hardware, as it lacked the processing power to maintain the environments at a steady framerate; taking inspiration from Twelve Tales: Conker 64, a recently developed title of the time, the team decided to recreate a different 3D platformer game that would become Banjo-Kazooie.

Gameplay[edit]

Super Nintendo[edit]

There is a known demo of Project Dream featuring a full introduction sequence and one level. The player would take control of Edson, a young boy wielding a sword, and he had a newly-befriended pet dog, Dinger, who assisted him during his adventure. Dinger had a primary ability of digging for buried objects and scampering off independently from Edson. The level took place in a forest and swamp filled with trolls, whom Edson would fight with his sword. Occasionally, a massive dinosaur (only seen by its large foot) would attempt to crush Edson, and the shaking leaves and virtual camera warned the player when the dinosaur was approaching.

Characters[edit]

Edson, the protagonist.
  • Edson - A young adventurer who grew up in a village, but decided to leave and go to the "big wide world." He was planned to be the protagonist of the game.
  • Madeleine - A blond woman who wore a white dress and was Edson's girlfriend.
  • Banjo - Originally a minor supporting character who eventually became the protagonist of the final product, Banjo-Kazooie, alongside Kazooie.
  • Captain Blackeye - An evil pirate who was planned to be the main antagonist, having his own crew and ship.
  • Grim Jim, Flintlock Jock and Big Belly - Three of Captain Blackeye's crew members.
  • Ripper - Captain Blackeye's dog and crew member.
  • Captain Cockeye - A captain who acted as a mentor to Edson, and was described as a "good pirate and a bit of a mad professor."[3]
  • Unnamed rabbit - Planned to replace Edson after he started "losing his edge," but was eventually also replaced by Banjo.
  • Dinger - Edson's dog who followed him around and had many abilities that aided him during the game, being found inside a hole near the start and rescued by Edson. As the team felt Dinger was getting too many abilities and making Edson limited in comparison, they decided to give the protagonist all the abilities back.
  • Tiptup - Planned to be a minor supporting character, much like Banjo originally.
  • Unnamed dinosaur - A large dinosaur who walked through a room, shaking everything, making leaves fall and potentially damaging Edson. It eventually became Stomponadon.
  • Bully - A troll who "was like the Troll guarding the bridge in the story of 'Billy Goat's Gruff'."[4]

Music[edit]

Grant Kirkhope composed the music for Dream like he did for Banjo-Kazooie. Kirkhope stated that he composed 107 tunes for Dream. He has reused some of the songs in other games, namely the Banjo-Kazooie series. Kirkhope has also shared some songs on his personal website. David Wise also composed music for Dream while it was on Super Nintendo, but was eventually reassigned to work on the music for Diddy Kong Racing. Two of his songs were included in Rare Replay.

Gallery[edit]

3D artwork[edit]

  • Edson

  • Edson

  • Edson

  • Edson

  • Edson's many faces

  • Dinger

  • Dinger

  • Madeleine

  • Madeleine

  • Captain Cockeye and his parrot

  • Captain Blackeye

  • Ripper

  • Grim Jim

  • Flintlock Jock

  • Flintlock Jock

Miscellaneous[edit]

  • Banjo

  • Banjo

  • Banjo

  • Banjo

  • Banjo

  • Captain Cockeye

  • Storyboard panel #8

  • Storyboard panel #10

  • Storyboard panel #11

  • A blank Dream floppy disk, used for storing and transferring assets

Screenshots[edit]

  • Edson walking through the woods.

  • Edson attacking an enemy with his sword

  • Edson fighting an enemy, with Dinger at his side.

  • The game, after being ported over to Nintendo 64.

  • A later version of Dream, showing Banjo collecting fruit in a 2.5D environment.

  • Kazooie using Beak Barge in a later build of Dream on Nintendo 64.

  • The idea behind Banjo using skater moves was short-lived.

  • A cutscene from the version of Dream 64 shown at Nintendo's Shoshinkai 1996 trade show

Videos[edit]

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ a b c "The Making of Banjo-Kazooie," Retro Gamer issue 36 (March 2007), pages 18–25
  2. ↑ a b c Rare Revealed: A Rare Look at Dream on YouTube
  3. ↑ Dream Compositions Cockeye
  4. ↑ Dream Compositions Bully
Banjo-Kazooie series
Video games Main games Banjo-Kazooie • Banjo-Tooie • Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (L.O.G.'s Lost Challenges)
Spin-offs Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge • Banjo-Pilot (Diddy Kong Pilot)
Ports Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge Mobile / Missions • Banjo-Kazooie (Xbox Live Arcade) • Banjo-Tooie (Xbox Live Arcade) • Banjo Games Bundle
Browser Banjo-Kazooie Memory Game • The LUNCHABLES "Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts" Aerial Challenge
Tech demos Space World 2000 tech demo • Banjo-Kazooie (SXSW 2015 Gaming Awards) • Hairball Heroes
Canceled Dream: Land of Giants • Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Curse • Banjo's Jiggy Juggle • Banjo X • Banjo-Karting • The Fast and the Furriest (racing game) • The Fast and the Furriest (party game)
Club Nintendo comics Super Mario in Aloha Hawaii • Mitternacht Imhexendom • Das Horrorhaus der Gerfangenen Jinjos • Freeze Frame • N-Gang vs. Nintendo • Die Hexe lacht um Mitternacht
Miscellaneous Banjo-Kazooie (cartoon) • Diddy Kong Racing: 4-koma Gag Battle • Merchandise • Nintendo Power • Rare on Xbox Promo Movie • References • Stop 'n' Swop • Website
Related games Diddy Kong Racing • Diddy Kong Racing DS • Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing with Banjo-Kazooie • Rare Replay • Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
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