Yooka-Laylee’s Nintendo 64 makeover looks neat

Also, the Switch version is 25 percent off right now

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The team behind Yooka-Laylee is “alive, we’re listening, and we have fun stuff headed your way.”

In a status update, Playtonic Games noted that things have been quiet on the outside, but internally, “we’re all heads down, buzzing like union worker bees, spawning some of the cool stuff we hope to get into your hands in the near future.” The studio is wrapping up the last of Yooka-Laylee‘s Kickstarter stretch goals, including a developer commentary and a “64-Bit” tonic that functions like a demake.

Here’s how the Nintendo 64-inspired tonic looks right now:

Yooka-Laylee Nintendo 64

And to play optometrist for a second (which is better: A or B?), here’s how the game normally looks:

I’m actually into this demaster feature. It’s a neat little extra.

Bits and Pieces [Playtonic Games]


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