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Rare may be dead, but I'll never lose hope.
Because an ending is just a new beginning.
The true spirit of Rare will live on in Donkey Kong Country Returns onwards.
Music: Kameo: Elements of Power, End Credits
Because an ending is just a new beginning.
The true spirit of Rare will live on in Donkey Kong Country Returns onwards.
Music: Kameo: Elements of Power, End Credits
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(sigh) If only a time machine is invented (which is what I wish to invent), someone (like me) would go back in time, and make sure:
-Universal Interactive sells Crash Bandicoot and Spyro to Sony Computer Entertainment after the PS1 Crash and Spyro games
-Nintendo purchases Rare 100% completely to make them their first-party developer anytime before 2000 and prevent Microsoft from buying Rare and it's IPs from Nintendo
-The Sega Dreamcast and even Shenmue 1 & 2 sells much more units so that they would've had stronger sales, that way Peter Moore wouldn't have discontinued it and it would've lasted longer like the GameCube and PS2 did, we would've had Shenmue 2 & 3 for the Dreamcast and maybe PS2, GameCube, and PC in the U.S. back then (I know the third one has been in development since June 2015), and we would've had the Dreamcast 2 by the time the Wii and PS3 were released (it would also be backwards compatible with Dreamcast 1 and maybe Sega Saturn games), and of course, if the Dreamcast lasted longer like the GameCube and PS2 did, all games that were released only on Xbox systems would've only been released on PC (which I don't mind).
-Universal Interactive sells Crash Bandicoot and Spyro to Sony Computer Entertainment after the PS1 Crash and Spyro games
-Nintendo purchases Rare 100% completely to make them their first-party developer anytime before 2000 and prevent Microsoft from buying Rare and it's IPs from Nintendo
-The Sega Dreamcast and even Shenmue 1 & 2 sells much more units so that they would've had stronger sales, that way Peter Moore wouldn't have discontinued it and it would've lasted longer like the GameCube and PS2 did, we would've had Shenmue 2 & 3 for the Dreamcast and maybe PS2, GameCube, and PC in the U.S. back then (I know the third one has been in development since June 2015), and we would've had the Dreamcast 2 by the time the Wii and PS3 were released (it would also be backwards compatible with Dreamcast 1 and maybe Sega Saturn games), and of course, if the Dreamcast lasted longer like the GameCube and PS2 did, all games that were released only on Xbox systems would've only been released on PC (which I don't mind).