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Spiritual Successor to Banjo-Kazooie Reveals Its Lead
Characters
Meet Yooka and Laylee, the lead characters in Yooka-
Laylee, the new 3D platformer from the creative team
behind Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country.
Yooka is the chameleon and Laylee , the bat, and if
the dynamic and style seems familiar it’s because
they were created by Steve Mayles, the same
character artist who designed platforming icons Banjo
and Kazooie and the modern Kong family during his
time at Rare.
Using their unique abilities, the two characters work
together to fight enemies and traverse the world
around them. Yooka, being a lizard, uses his tongue
like a grappling hook, while Laylee can pick up its
partner and fly for a short period of time or unleash a
sonar blast. The duo have a variety of moves to draw
upon. You can see the characters in action in the
news video up above.
Formerly known as Project Ukulele, Yooka-Laylee is
the first game from Playtonic Games, a new studio
formed by several veterans of acclaimed developer
Rare. All footage in the news video above is the
product of three month's work. Playtonic is launching
a Kickstarter for the project on May 1st, with all
backers able to pick up the finished copy for £10/$15.
There are also plans include extras like soundtracks,
art books, and a special '64-bit' special edition, a
callback to the team's N64 pedigree. Full details will
be revealed tomorrow.
If funded, Yooka-Laylee will be released on Windows,
Mac, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Wii U. The exact
timing of each version is contingent upon the success
of the Kickstarter campaign and its stretch goals.
For everything on Yooka-Laylee included lots of
exclusive footage you can’t find anywhere else, stay
right here on IGN.
ign.com
fotos aqui
www.allgamesbeta.com/2015/04/playtonic-unveils-characters-for-their.html?m=1
Characters
Meet Yooka and Laylee, the lead characters in Yooka-
Laylee, the new 3D platformer from the creative team
behind Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country.
Yooka is the chameleon and Laylee , the bat, and if
the dynamic and style seems familiar it’s because
they were created by Steve Mayles, the same
character artist who designed platforming icons Banjo
and Kazooie and the modern Kong family during his
time at Rare.
Using their unique abilities, the two characters work
together to fight enemies and traverse the world
around them. Yooka, being a lizard, uses his tongue
like a grappling hook, while Laylee can pick up its
partner and fly for a short period of time or unleash a
sonar blast. The duo have a variety of moves to draw
upon. You can see the characters in action in the
news video up above.
Formerly known as Project Ukulele, Yooka-Laylee is
the first game from Playtonic Games, a new studio
formed by several veterans of acclaimed developer
Rare. All footage in the news video above is the
product of three month's work. Playtonic is launching
a Kickstarter for the project on May 1st, with all
backers able to pick up the finished copy for £10/$15.
There are also plans include extras like soundtracks,
art books, and a special '64-bit' special edition, a
callback to the team's N64 pedigree. Full details will
be revealed tomorrow.
If funded, Yooka-Laylee will be released on Windows,
Mac, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Wii U. The exact
timing of each version is contingent upon the success
of the Kickstarter campaign and its stretch goals.
For everything on Yooka-Laylee included lots of
exclusive footage you can’t find anywhere else, stay
right here on IGN.
ign.com
fotos aqui
www.allgamesbeta.com/2015/04/playtonic-unveils-characters-for-their.html?m=1
