[QUOTE="yuku_2000"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="BioShockOwnz"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"] NO chance at all.
Nintendo got rid of Rare because it was a second rate developer when it tried to make the same kinds of game Nintendo did.
To make a game better then Mario Galaxy?
They'd have to steal the Galaxy code from Nintendo and stick another head on the plumber just to tie.
Nintendo_Ownes7
Second rate developer? :| Jeez, that means Nintendo has to start handling their software better on the Wii and who they let put their games on it, because there are a ton of games that aren't even close to as good as Viva Pinata or Kameo on the Wii.
You didn't understand my post
Rare is second rate when it's matched against Nintendo, always has been always will be.
This is why Nintendo didn't care when Rare left, why care when the team that's never been able to beat you wants to leave? Why on Earth did anyone think that Nintendo would buy Rare for themselves when Nintendo already does everything better?
Rare cannot beat Nintendo, if they could Nintendo wouldn't have let them go in the first place.
I have yet to see Nintendo make a really good FPS like rare did though. Also, Nintendo let Rare go because they could never meet there deadlines, hence Kameo was suppose to be on the Gamecube but kept getting delayed.
Actually Kameo was originally announced as an N64 game along with Star Fox Adventures (Not called that at the time) Perfect Dark, Jet Force Gemini, and Conker's Bad Fur Day. also Rare wanted to be bought by Nintendo and Nintendo didn't want to buy Rareware so Rare went to Microsoft.Maybe but i remember on my gamecube box and Gameinformer seeing Kameo images for gamecube.
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