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* When looking at the information for the part "Spike", Mumbo Jumbo makes a reference to the character "Fudgehog" from the Viva Piñata franchise. | * When looking at the information for the part "Spike", Mumbo Jumbo makes a reference to the character "Fudgehog" from the Viva Piñata franchise. | ||
* A radio in the background plays the song "Windy" from "Conker's Bad Fur Day." | * A radio in the background plays the song "Windy" from "Conker's Bad Fur Day." | ||
* Later in the intro, when [[Lord of Games|L.O.G.]] appears, L.O.G. says he is the creator of all video games, to which Kazooie replies with "Even ones that don't sell very well, like "Ghoulies"?," a reference to the poor sales that "Grabbed by the Ghoulies" had. When Kazooie says they've been in lots of games, L.O.G. replies with, "But not nearly as many as that Italian gentleman.," referring to Mario. Additionally, when Kazooie mentions | * Later in the intro, when [[Lord of Games|L.O.G.]] appears, L.O.G. says he is the creator of all video games, to which Kazooie replies with "Even ones that don't sell very well, like "Ghoulies"?," a reference to the poor sales that "Grabbed by the Ghoulies" had. When Kazooie says they've been in lots of games, L.O.G. replies with, "But not nearly as many as that Italian gentleman.," referring to Mario. Additionally, when Kazooie mentions Ghoulies, a brief snippet of the game's main theme plays. | ||
*Each world (except Showdown Town and Spiral Mountain) has an intro that references the intro of an old TV show. Nutty Acres references the show Dallas, LOGBOX 720 references Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Banjoland references The Love Boat, Jiggoseum references Dynasty, Terrarium of Terror references Lost in Space, and L.O.G.'s Lost Challenges references [[Wikipedia:The A-Team|The A-Team]]. | *Each world (except Showdown Town and Spiral Mountain) has an intro that references the intro of an old TV show. Nutty Acres references the show Dallas, LOGBOX 720 references Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, Banjoland references The Love Boat, Jiggoseum references Dynasty, Terrarium of Terror references Lost in Space, and L.O.G.'s Lost Challenges references [[Wikipedia:The A-Team|The A-Team]]. | ||
*A part the player can buy is called a "Papery Pal," which looks like a Lickitoad from "Viva Piñata." In the description of it, Mumbo tells Banjo and Kazooie that "Trouble in Paradise is good game. Mumbo recommend player buy it tomorrow." ''Trouble in Paradise'' is the 2<sup>nd</sup> Viva Piñata game, and was released only two months before ''Nuts & Bolts''. | *A part the player can buy is called a "Papery Pal," which looks like a Lickitoad from "Viva Piñata." In the description of it, Mumbo tells Banjo and Kazooie that "Trouble in Paradise is good game. Mumbo recommend player buy it tomorrow." ''Trouble in Paradise'' is the 2<sup>nd</sup> Viva Piñata game, and was released only two months before ''Nuts & Bolts''. | ||