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Yooka-Laylee is certainly Banjo in spirit, an answer to so many fans wanting more of that essential Rare magic. But what if Rare themselves were to reboot a series last seen in 2008 with the Xbox-exclusive Nuts & Bolts? Kirkhope isn't sure that a new Banjo game 'proper' is something he'd want to see. "I almost feel like, with Banjo-Kazooie, you already know the moves. What can you do that's new with them? We'll have to see. If it ever happens."Rare actually did show a new Banjo of sorts earlier this year when they demoed a Kinect-controlled flying game at SXSW in March, though its basic design makes it unclear whether it's something actually in production (particularly given the assuredly studio-wide effort for Sea of Thieves).Either way, Playtonic is hitting all the right buttons already. "It's got all the Banjo-Kazooie feel," Kirkhope says of Yooka-Laylee, and I can only agree with him. Your move, Microsoft.Follow Steve Haske on Twitter.On Motherboard: Unbeatable 2D Platformers Are All the Rage