Banjo-Tooie (or Banjo to Kazooie No Daibouken 2 if you're playing the Japanese version) is basically the N64 sequel where everything got bigger—more worlds, more moves, and way more of that weird British humor. You start off in Spiral Mountain again, but before long you're warping between massive levels like Grunty Industries (a factory run by evil robots, because of course) and Jolly Roger's Lagoon, which has this hilarious underwater section where Kazooie wears a little submarine helmet.

The transformations are even wilder this time—you can turn into a washing machine, a dinosaur, or a freaking steamroller. Some of the puzzles get pretty involved, especially when you're swapping between characters or using their new split-up ability. And yeah, it's still packed with those awful/great puns and fourth-wall breaks that made the first game so weirdly charming.

Just don't expect it to hold your hand—some of those Jinjo placements are downright evil.