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'Banjo-Pilot' (GBA) Flies Into Stores

by Judy on Jan. 11, 2005 @ 1:23 p.m. PST

THQ today announced that it has shipped Banjo-Pilot for the GBA. Developed by Microsoft Game Studios' renowned Rare Studios, Banjo-Pilot is the latest title in the multi-property publishing agreement between THQ and Microsoft Game Studios. Banjo-Pilot builds upon the popular Banjo-Kazooie franchise providing gamers with a creative, fast-paced air racing handheld experience and is now available at major retail outlets throughout North America.

"THQ has added another valuable title to its Game Boy Advance library as a result of a strong partnership with Microsoft," said Peter Dille, senior vice president of worldwide marketing, THQ. "Rare's ability to produce high- quality titles has helped extend our leading position in the handheld market."

"The Banjo-Kazooie franchise has reached a broad audience worldwide with its beloved characters and stunning visual effects," said Ken Lobb, studio manager, Microsoft Game Studios. "Banjo-Pilot offers fast, fluid game-play in addition to Game Link multiplayer capabilities which creates an unmatched racing experience."

Players take control of Banjo, Kazooie and other characters from the Banjo-Kazooie franchise as they pilot aircraft and take advantage of unique customizable upgrades. Banjo-Pilot goes beyond the boundaries of traditional racing, allowing players the freedom to take to the skies. Game-play features include over 30 challenging tracks containing multiple obstacles, power-ups, and opponents. Gamers can also hook up using the GBA Game Link to challenge their friends to four-way racing action.

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