AussieGecko said: A firmware for a piece of hardware > Games. New firmware gives way for new games thus new firmware is more available |
I can't play firmware.
Games are faaaaaar more important to consumers.
AussieGecko said: The whole point Nintendo might have sold them becasue MS brought out a blank cheque to Nintendo as well and Nintendo was going in another direction anyway. There are not a lot of games like DK64 and Banjo Kazooie that doesnt have a Mario in it on the Wii. That is fine what they are doing sells. But maybe just maybe Rare wanted to do other things and MS let them. |
The Stamper brother are the founders of Rare. At the time Nintendo owned 49% of Rare, and the Stamper brother owned the other 51%. The Stamper brothers wanted to sell the other 51% of the company to Nintendo, but Nintendo did not want to buy it. There was a bit of a bidding war between Microsoft and Activision, with Microsoft winning. Nintendo sold its 49% share back to the Stamper brothers and then they sold the entire 100% to Microsoft.
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