Mon, Nov 10, 2008 | 19:52 GMT
Rare apologises over Banjo SD text issue
Rare’s issued an apology over last week’s favourite storm dans le teacup, the issue of whether or not players with SD TVs would be able to read text in Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.
Text in the retail version is too small to be read properly, apparently.
“Apologies for any crossed wires and confusion since the issue was raised. Hopefully now everyone will feel confident in their ability to play the game as it was intended,” said the firm in a statement.
“If you’re unsure whether the text size will be a problem for you prior to the release of the update, it may be worth downloading the Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts demo over Xbox Live or seeing it on a friend’s console to judge for yourself.”
Rare’s George Kelion already confirmed over the weekend that a fix would be made to ensure those playing on SD TVs would see readable text.
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Posted in: Action, Adventure, Hot, Microsoft, Platformer, Puzzler, Xbox 360
Tags: Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, rare, sd tv
6 comments
#1
Quiiick
10/11/08, 6:17 pm
It’s “… dans le teacup …” btw.
#2
patlike
10/11/08, 7:52 pm
Changed
#3
JPickford
10/11/08, 10:49 pm
I hereby announce that I have no intention of fixing any bugs or problems in any of my future games. This statement will be retracted in due course.
#4
No_PUDding
10/11/08, 10:53 pm
It’s fine JPickford, we gave your games a collective 2.8/10.
#5
JPickford
10/11/08, 11:16 pm
Nice one. I shall just quote the last bit “8/10″
#6
No_PUDding
10/11/08, 11:27 pm
You’d do well to stay on the PR side of your future games.. VERY well.