Nintendo Copied Rare's Homework

Tears of the Kingdom is recieving critical acclaim for it's innovative Ultrahand mechanic, allowing players to turn disperate game objects into fabulous contraptions. However, Nintendo didn't do the concept first, and they certainly didn't do it best. That honor goes to Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts: a maligned masterpiece that deserves to leave its initial reactions in the rear view mirror. Here's my case for why it could be your new favourite video game.

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