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leedlelee on 25 January 2017

I would love a new 3D Donkey Kong...
DK64 was great for its time...
I'd also love to see a new Jet Force Gemini...
And while not entirely related, I'd love to see Doshin the Giant get a release in the US...



Have a nice day...

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flashfire926 on 25 January 2017

Banjo-kazooie 3



Bet with Intrinsic:

The Switch will outsell 3DS (based on VGchartz numbers), according to me, while Intrinsic thinks the opposite will hold true. One month avatar control for the loser's avatar.

etking on 25 January 2017

Blast Corps
Perfect Dark
Turok Rage Wars
Diddy Kong Racing
Banjo-Kazooie
Donkey Kong 64
Super Mario 64

It was the most stupid business decision ever to sell Rareware btw.



collint0101 on 25 January 2017

Ogre battle 64



SegataSanshiro on 25 January 2017

Mischief Makers



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darkrulier on 25 January 2017

A sequel to the Turok games, and since we are in the N64 topic it'll be nice to see a remake from the ground up for 007 Goldeneye!!!




ARamdomGamer on 25 January 2017
SegataSanshiro said:
Mischief Makers



Baalzamon on 25 January 2017

Diddy Kong Racing



Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.

HylianYoshi on 25 January 2017

Conker.



bet: lost

Veknoid_Outcast on 25 January 2017
etking said:

Blast Corps
Perfect Dark
Turok Rage Wars
Diddy Kong Racing
Banjo-Kazooie
Donkey Kong 64
Super Mario 64

It was the most stupid business decision ever to sell Rareware btw.

I don't know about that. The writing was on the wall. The talent was leaving or had already left, and game development costs were rising. Why should Nintendo have entered a bidding war with Activision and Microsoft for a studio on its way out? Maybe to secure the intellectual property, but were Banjo, Conker, and Perfect Dark worth $375 million?

I think Nintendo acted wisely to forge a partnership with former Iguana staff in 1998 which led to the creation of Retro. That studio filled a lot of the gaps left by Rare.