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New Banjo Kazooie Game Is Rumored To Be In Active Development, Greenlit In Early 2022

A new Banjo Kazooie game is currently in active development, and the project was greenlit in early 2022, based on the latest rumor.

NateDrake, who is known for his Nintendo related leaks, took to enthusiast gaming forum Reset Era to share that the rumored new Banjo Kazooie title from Rare is still in active development.

However, Nate clarified that the project was only greenlit early last year in 2022.

Much of the developmental work has yet to be done and several aspects of the game can change.

The previous entry in Rare’s Banjo Kazooie series is 2008’s Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.

Taking place eight years after Banjo-Tooie (2000), the game follows Banjo and Kazooie as they battle against the witch Gruntilda for control of their home.

Initially conceived as a remake of the original Banjo-Kazooie (1998), it evolved into a new game that targets a broader audience. »

ONLY ON 5: Sources say 8-9 died at RRMC from drug diversion

Authored by kobi5.com

They say a handful of patients died; some say nine, others ten as a result of infections at the hospital.

They say it was caused by a nurse switching medication with tap water.

Multiple sources say an Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center nurse injected multiple patients with tap water in an attempt to cover up their misuse of the hospital’s supply of pain medication, specifically fentanyl. »

They Sold Everything to Go on a 3-Year Cruise. How It All Unraveled.

Authored by nytimes.com

But in late November, after months of behind-the-scenes chaos, the Youssefs were stuck in Istanbul, with the cruise company canceling the trip.

The Turkish company, Miray Cruises, had announced the cruise, called Life at Sea, in March.

It claimed it would be the longest cruise ever — 382 port calls over 1,095 days — and a community at sea, with opportunities to explore the globe. »

Bobby Kotick Is Being Flayed On Social Media

Authored by insider-gaming.com

Bobby Kotick has stepped down from his position as CEO of Activision Blizzard, ending a 32-year career at the firm.

Bobby Kotick is … widely considered as ‘the guy to blame’ for Blizzard games to end its service in China.

This image originally surfaced way back in 2019, but it’s bubbling back up on social media as Kotick becomes the subject of many troubling discussions. »

Reviving a 1690s Peanut: A Remarkable Story

Authored by nationalpeanutboard.org

The necessary tedium to ensure the peanuts are edible helps explain one reason food historians, chefs and artisans assumed this peanut was extinct.

Brought to the port of Charleston in 1690 by African slaves, the re-emerged Carolina African Runner peanut is known as the first peanut planted in the American colonies.

Whether by fate or foresight, a mere 40 Carolina African Runner Peanut seeds were carefully tucked away in cold storage by plant breeders at North Carolina State University (NCSU). »