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Mr Khan said:

Nintendo did do a definitive Zelda collection for the GameCube, but it wasn't (iirc) a retail product, some sort of preorder bonus or something like it

 

Either way, Sega does what Nintendon't in this case because Sega needs what Nintenhas: money (ok, that was horrible), but Sega's titles, being more suited for the arcades in a lot of cases, couldn't stand on their own for an individual re-release like the games of the Super Mario Advance series could, hence the collections

 

 

If memory serves, that collection had a major omission, A Link to the Past.



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