Go check out my Review of the N64 version of this to get my full feelings. In short, it is an improvement to what is already an amazing game. I'll copy any info about this version from my original review below.
I suggest playing the Rare Replay Version/Xbox Version as it fixes some of the flaws. Or emulate and save state often. It's not a hard game to complete or beat. Mostly a chill fun experience. One of the biggest improvements is keeping your note count, on death or exit. It brings it in line with Tooie in that regard. It also improves some of the controls and just looks prettier.
The remaster even adds the fabled Stop N Swap feature. Sadly it amounts to nothing in the end due to Nuts n Bolts being a mediocre game. One last thing the remaster offers is a bonus mini game in Banjo's house. If you like putting puzzles together, it's fun. Be warned it get stupidly hard though.
I suggest playing the Rare Replay Version/Xbox Version as it fixes some of the flaws. Or emulate and save state often. It's not a hard game to complete or beat. Mostly a chill fun experience. One of the biggest improvements is keeping your note count, on death or exit. It brings it in line with Tooie in that regard. It also improves some of the controls and just looks prettier.
The remaster even adds the fabled Stop N Swap feature. Sadly it amounts to nothing in the end due to Nuts n Bolts being a mediocre game. One last thing the remaster offers is a bonus mini game in Banjo's house. If you like putting puzzles together, it's fun. Be warned it get stupidly hard though.