| 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. In this generation third parties are free to try out their games on Nintendos console, but the fanbase most likely wont be as inviting as Sony and Microsofts. Even the weakest first party gaming company in Microsoft has the fares the best in third party games because they commerially get behind them like Nintendo was behind Rare at one point. |
Never speak about Rare and Nintendo ever again. I've heard some strange reasons for the dissolvement of their business relationship but nothing this inane.
The rEVOLution is not being televised
