| S.T.A.G.E. said: Rare gave Nintendo their most mature games, and when they got too mature Nintendo cut the relationship. Theres your answer if you know Nintendo history. Nintendo like Disney is a family oriented gaming company. If you make something that doesn't attract family they are not in affiliation with this and will make it public. Theres no shame in that really, theres more profit in that mentality. |
Wow...really? Nintendo let Rare go because they were getting 'too mature'?
Are you kidding me?!
It had nothing with the quality of their games falling? Them taking too long to develop games? Them losing many of their high quality members?
Or maybe 51% of the company being sold to MS thereby basically forcing Nintendo to sell the rest(for a good price).
The things some of you people say,I swear...
