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Taken from PSI-2 (Unofficial PS2 magazine)
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The Rumors began around Christmas time, but PSI2 can exclusivly reveal that rare, developers of classics such as Goldeneye and Banjo Kazooie are to make the move to multiformat developers. It's known that rare are busy working on titles for gamecube including the highly anticipated Starfox Adventures and RPG monster training adventure Kameo:Elements of power. Although an official announcement is yet to be made, Sources very close to Rare have confirmed to PSI-2 that the well-respected developer will be making games for all formats including your beloved PS2, Which can only be a good thing. Rare is held in regards after such hit games as Perfect Dark and Conker's bad fur day. With the possible exception of Kameo we'd expect any other games to be new material and not ports of currently announced gamecube titles or sequels to other Rare hits, as an intended sequel to Conker's bad fur day was scrapped before it was officially announced. We'll bring you more details as soon as we get them.
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Make of it what you will, but I won't be too surprised when they officially announce it :-)
Res
> Out of interest, which PC games have Rare made lately?
I've never seen any,
> and they're not mentioned on their website.
I think Hostile Waters was their last game... (it was written by Rare, wether they have released a game sine I'm not sure)
Although over the past year I think they have release 5+ titles?
> Out of interest, which PC games have Rare made lately?
I've never seen any,
> and they're not mentioned on their website.
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None in the last 10 years...
> Dringo wrote:
> You stupid fools Nintendo have already announced they are
> not going
> multi-format.
Er, they can announce whatever the hell they
> want, it's Rare's decision and even Nintendo can contradict what Nintendo said a
> week ago.
Oh, i meant RARE said that and RARE have to buy themselves from Nintendo anyway...
TWYCROSS - In a shock announcement today, Rareware released information on games for consoles other than Nintendo's own, who have rights and own part of Rareware.
In fact, Rareware have released quite a few games, we can now reveal, on the Spectrum.
"I'm shocked." Said a nearby gaming newbie.
I've never seen any, and they're not mentioned on their website.
Whether Rare will actually go multiplatform is still debatable. Personally, I thought the whole Christmas card thing was just a joke to start a few rumours. I'd like to know just where this "inside information" did come from.
Sonic
Who cares?
Good games are good games, no matter which platform they appear on.