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'''Glitter Gulch Mine''' is the second world in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. Entered through an old mine shaft in the [[Plateau]], it is a large underground cavern filled with mountains of colorful, glittering gems and wondrous rock formations | '''Glitter Gulch Mine''' is the second world in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. Entered through an old mine shaft in the [[Plateau]], it is a large underground cavern filled with mountains of colorful, glittering gems and wondrous rock formations known as glitter. The cavern was turned into an ore mine and filled with an intricate system of mine tracks. The mine was long since abandoned though, leaving behind only [[Canary Mary]], [[Bullion Bill]], and many [[Billy Bob]]s. | ||
Down even deeper, beneath the actual mines, is a complex network of tunnels known as the [[Ordnance Storage Challenge|Ordinance Storage]]. Small, dingy, wooden shacks (such as the [[Power Hut]], [[Crushing Shed]], and [[Prospector's Hut]]) are littered all throughout the mine. Parts of the mine (especially underground) are very dark and require the use of generators to power up the lights. This level was to be featured in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' but was not finished in time, so it appeared in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. | Down even deeper, beneath the actual mines, is a complex network of tunnels known as the [[Ordnance Storage Challenge|Ordinance Storage]]. Small, dingy, wooden shacks (such as the [[Power Hut]], [[Crushing Shed]], and [[Prospector's Hut]]) are littered all throughout the mine. Parts of the mine (especially underground) are very dark and require the use of generators to power up the lights. This level was to be featured in ''[[Banjo-Kazooie]]'' but was not finished in time, so it appeared in ''[[Banjo-Tooie]]''. | ||