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"The game is going really well, and we're on target for release," says Stevenson. "It's obviously got a nostalgic feel to it, and will appeal to fans of Banjo, and those kind of games of the N64 era, but I'd like to hope that we can reach people who never played those games. I don't think anyone else is really making games like this anymore. I don't know how many bigger companies would make a game like this one, but I'd like to see more like it."We decided to take some extra time on it, after we originally announced that it'd be out in October 2016, to make sure it's as polished as it can be. We've had a lot of support, and amazing funding, so we want to deliver the game that our supporters deserve. It's going great."Find out more on Yooka-Laylee at the Playtonic Games website.@MikeDiverRead more articles on video games on VICE here, and follow VICE Gaming on Twitter at @VICEGaming.New, on Motherboard: Chatbot Turns Jerks in 'Overwatch' Into Charming Dorks