Over the years, there have been demands for the revival of the famous Bear and Bird Banja-Kazooi, but will fans ever see this series?
Grant Kirkhope's game composer has already spoke about it earlier in the year – mentioning that he had a “Zero Hope” for a new entry and now in an interview with our friends in Eurogamer Recently, he was elaborated why he thinks this “unlikely” happened.
Kirkhope believes that there are a number of reasons why Banja-Kazooie is unlikely to revive, but he thinks that the “overpass factor” comes down to money:
“If you think I'm on my Twitter had a hundred thousand followers, which is a Banjoa bubble, if it's all, then it won't make money. You need millions of people to buy a game, and you have to sell it to a whole new generation of children.”
He is also not quite sure that the rare is the “appetite” to revive the series, “and even if he went ahead, Microsoft would probably” give up ” – and so rarely should” lift heavy “, including finding a” other study that could do it “.
British humor in Banjo -Kazooie is also “really important” according to Kirkhope – so “you would have to find a team that has” passion for him and humor. “
As for if Kirkhope returned to the series, he says he would return to it “in heartbeat” if there is an opportunity:
“I would definitely like to do it. Whether I still stay in myself, I don't know, but I would do well.”
Kirkhope's thoughts about Banjo that are coming back follow comments from Moon Studios and Bob's toys in recent months about the potential revival of classic IP rare, after PlayStation's success Astro bot.
