After the black screen I appeared in Grunty's Lair entrance.
It began at a black screen for about 14 seconds with no audio except for the witch (Grunty) laughing for the 14 seconds. I was a little confused by this but I wasn't too concerned either. When I selected it, Banjo didn't even wake up. This file is from when I first got the game and I decided it was my best bet to continue on from there. The first file was with Banjo laying in bed. I didn't notice this at the time and kept playing. The game began with the rare logo but instead of it squishing a bug and going to the intro, it was just a black screen that showed the logo for Rare with no music then simply skipped to the file select screen. Although I could say I was nervous I guess I didn't really know. It took me a few tries to get it to start up but when it did, I was 100% ready. I blew the dust out of the cartridge and pushed it in. I returned upstairs and set up my old N64. I finally found Banjo Kazooie which was hiding right under the N64 this whole time. I dug some cool things up like Mario Kart 64 and Gex. I went to my basement to find the N64 with Banjo Kazooie. I realized since Captain Blackeye was supposed to be in Project Dream, I should check out the actual game it's self to see if there were any other things used from Project Dream that are in Banjo Kazooie. He was from Banjo Kazooie and Banjo Tooie and that was how I had remembered him. I Googled "Captain Blackeye" to see what exactly he is.
I couldn't see what this Captain Blackeye character looked like because there are only about two known images of the game both, only showing the main character which was a boy named Edison. That name for some reason caught my attention. I thought that Project Dream would have been the coolest video game ever! I searched all over the internet for a ROM to download but nothing came up.Īs I researched Project Dream more and more I found out that the main villain of the game would be Captain Blackeye. After it was changed to Banjo Kazooie fans seemed to like it more. Project Dream was what was supposed to be Banjo Kazooie but for SNES. I came across many such as Luigi's Mansion and Super Mario Sunshine, but the most interesting seemed to be Project Dream. Now-a-days I spend my time researching the beta's for video games. I always thought that the game was funny in some ways, but in other ways it was quite scary. I remember having this game when I was 8 or 9 years old. Banjo Kazooie is one of the greatest games for the N64.
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