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Microsoft has announced today the first downloadable add-on for the Rare developed driving platformer Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts will be arriving on April 7th.
Titled L.O.G.’s Lost Challenges, the 400 Microsoft Point download will include 12 challenges, 7 new multiplayer modes, and new achievements. The pack will include some connectivity with the upcoming Xbox Live Arcade title Banjo Tooie, allowing players of both Tooie and Bolts to unlock seven more vehicle blueprints.
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