Is there any reason to get gamer points can you use them some how I don't have XBL so im curiosmurat8
Nah, the reason is to brag to your friends, there was a recent program where you could get a few prizes if you raised your gamerscore 1500 points or something, but other than that, nope.
[QUOTE="schwagnah"]Congrats, but seriously you shouldn't be playing games just for achievements.mc8045
Says the guy with a gamer score of 11,188 Are u saying you have never went out of your way to get an achevment if you have then you have to retract your last statment I said JUST For achievements.. like the guy said. I play the game to have fun, of course I'd love to get the achievements, but its not why I buy games.
I see no reason why Nintendo can not release the SNES or N64 versions of KI. Or Goldeneye for that matter.
Nintendo published both games, does that not give them the rights to those titles from those consoles? It's not like Nintendo is remaking the games, they are the exact same games that were already released years ago.
Perhaps what ever contract Nintendo and Rare had back then would still apply to these same games today...?
Terami
While there is some truth in that statement, the James Bond game licence is currently owned by Activision, so they would have to broker some sort of deal with Activision first to get any james bond game past, current, or future on the VC.
[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="Raiko101"][QUOTE="schwagnah"]the deal with Goldeneye is a three or four way confusion belt. You've got Rare who developed the game, Nintendo who produced it, Microsoft who owns Rare, and Activision who currently owns the James Bond license. Who knows how that would work out. Killer Instinct is a Rare property, so I doubt we'll be seeing that on VC unless Microsoft allows Rare to put stuff on VC.wolf360rev
Donkey Kong Country is already on the VC and Diddy Kong Racing has just come out on the DS so I don't think Microsoft will be challenging anything anytime soon... Nintendo owns Donkey Kong so Rare doesn't have ties to it Diddy Kong is a handheld game, Microsoft allowes Rare to do work on handhelds but no consoles
and I think activision owns bond franchise now
Well thats what I said. "...and Activision who currently owns the James Bond license..."
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