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This thread has been linked to the game 'Driv3r'.
In a recent interview, head honcho of Driv3r, Martin Edmondson talks about the GameCube version which was not to be; not just down to processor power, it's about how data is processed etc etc
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"Edmondson: As for the GameCube, the machine is just not geared toward games like Driv3r, it couldn't handle that level of detail. We have some ex-Rare people who know the 'Cube very well, and what it came down to at the end of the day was: "we can do it if we cut down on this detail" - and we weren't prepared to do that. "
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"Edmondson: As for the GameCube, the machine is just not geared toward games like Driv3r, it couldn't handle that level of detail. We have some ex-Rare people who know the 'Cube very well, and what it came down to at the end of the day was: "we can do it if we cut down on this detail" - and we weren't prepared to do that. "
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Lol, oh yeah... must have been thinking about that "I love horses" tune.
Well that's just made my day, saying Driv3r won't be on the Cube because it can't handle it. Lol, he asked people from Rare, ooh, they really like Nintendo now, don't they? Idiots. They should burn for this, with their heads put on pikes which have plenty of detail on them.
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