Rare: Criador de Conker's Bad Fur Day fala como é trabalhar com a Nintendo e a Microsoft

ari789 escreveu:Microsolft matou a RARE simples .-. , Agora so vemos Kinect Sports aqui e ali...

O Ultimo jogo bom da RARE para a M$ e provavelmente o único foi o Remake de Conker Bad Fur Day para o Xbox que ficou incrível :


E Por incrível que pareça , a versão XBOX tem Censura e a do N64 não... , chega a ser irônico  

Enfim , Saudades da RARE na Nintendo , acho que com ela no Wii U o Wii U dava uma boa desencalhada

ari789 escreveu:Microsolft matou a RARE simples .-. , Agora so vemos Kinect Sports aqui e ali...

O Ultimo jogo bom da RARE para a M$ e provavelmente o único foi o Remake de Conker Bad Fur Day para o Xbox que ficou incrível :


E Por incrível que pareça , a versão XBOX tem Censura e a do N64 não... , chega a ser irônico  

Enfim , Saudades da RARE na Nintendo , acho que com ela no Wii U o Wii U dava uma boa desencalhada

Rafinhablo0 escreveu:Eu acho Banjo bem tosco , sou indiferente quanto a ele

Agora um KI e um Conker no Wii U seria foda , espero que a Nintendo consiga comprar de volta o Conker , o KI vai sair caro

Wolfman escreveu:Não sei nem pra quê compraram eles então, sinceramente.

Employees at Rareware seemed happy with the buyout since Microsoft’s ownership would mean financial stability for the studio. But that financial stability would come at the cost of killing creativity and cancelling projects.

A Rare employee told Gamekult, “Several of us just got fed up, so we left. Beating down our creativity was definitely part of it, but it’s more than that. It’s more like having a strict parent telling you don’t do this and don’t do that. It’s just the environment there. Guess we should have been careful what we wished for. I guess we saw the grass as being greener with Microsoft coming in. Nintendo had always been strict with our compliance to their ideas or standards as they would call it. We figured things would be better after the deal went through,” the employee continues. “Microsoft is much stricter, the my way or the highway type. Nintendo was more of the this is how you should do it. You don’t have to, but we highly recommend you do. Highly recommend.”

The biggest internet myth is that Nintendo wasn’t interested in buying the other 50% of Rare. Nintendo wanted to buy the other half of Rare, and that’s why they asked for a one year extension to look over all of their options. The problem is Rare’s founders wanted a giant bidding war between Microsoft, Nintendo, and Activision to boost the value of their company. When comparing financial investments, the price of Retro Studios ($1 million) was a drop in the bucket compared to the $300 million that companies were bidding to buy Rare Ltd.

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Employees at Rareware seemed happy with the buyout since Microsoft’s ownership would mean financial stability for the studio. But that financial stability would come at the cost of killing creativity and cancelling projects.

A Rare employee told Gamekult, “Several of us just got fed up, so we left. Beating down our creativity was definitely part of it, but it’s more than that. It’s more like having a strict parent telling you don’t do this and don’t do that. It’s just the environment there. Guess we should have been careful what we wished for. I guess we saw the grass as being greener with Microsoft coming in. Nintendo had always been strict with our compliance to their ideas or standards as they would call it. We figured things would be better after the deal went through,” the employee continues. “Microsoft is much stricter, the my way or the highway type. Nintendo was more of the this is how you should do it. You don’t have to, but we highly recommend you do. Highly recommend.”

Reclamaram tanto do tratamento que a Nintendo lhes dispensava, e foram ver como o mundo lá fora podia ser pior.