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    Banjo-Kazooie Accidentally Listed by Nintendo for Wii U Then Removes It Later

    By Christian PepitoDecember 31, 20201 Min Read
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    Game company Nintendo recently made a mistake in listing video game Banjo-Kazooie for previous-gen console Wii U.

    Nintendo quickly apologized to the public after it was mistakenly added to the list of official Nintendo release schedule just recently and to be released on the same day. Another game, Blast Corps was also listed. Both were described to be released on the Wii U virtual console, which was in reality not true.

    The list was quickly updated later on and now both games disappeared from the listed. The short-lived reveal made some fans excited but also suspicious of the activity. It must have been a human mistake on Nintendo’s part.

    Banjo-Kazooie and Blast Corps were developed by game developer Rare and released on Nintendo 64.

    Source: Game Watch via DualShockers

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    Christian Pepito

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