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I remember when OverClocked ReMix started producing full arrange albums nearly a decade ago. The second official release was 2004's Kong in Concert, a tribute to the SNES classic Donkey Kong Country. It clearly shows it's ag...
| Tony Ponce |
brentalfloss loves Banjo-Kazooie, but that shouldn't come as a surprise. I mean, doesn't everybody? In his younger, flossier days, he wanted to be a part of Rare's BK team. Let him explain: I found some old compositions of ...
| Tony Ponce |
"Let's make the spiritual successor to Banjo-Tooie! Core members of the original team are ready to go. All we need is your support," reads Twitter account @MingyJongo. Why, that sounds too good to be true! And maybe it is -- ...
| Jordan Devore |
Sometimes it's hard to remember that Conker was not always the foul-mouthed drunkard we all know and love. He was supposed to be another kid-friendly mascot in Rare's software stable. He even managed to squeeze out a forgett...
| Tony Ponce |
There's nothing quite like the possibility of a series revival to get the Internet hype machine rolling. Killer Instinct is one of those properties that people have been wondering about for a long time now. On the website Pla...
| Jordan Devore |
I loved my Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt cartridge, but I wouldn't give $3 for that sh*t now. What makes this guy think someone is going to pay $200,000 for a prototype cartridge with these games on it (also includes Wor...
| Dale North |
The Jimquisition takes a break from discussing consumer shenanigans to focus a little on the games themselves. What exactly is the best looking game this generation, and why does it look better than the games you're all thin...
| Jim Sterling |
We all know that Kinect is capable of more than some of the current games show. Developer Rare really sounds like they're interested in tapping that power, which they call "virtually limitless." The studio says that they have...
| Dale North |
[Our Monthly Musing initiative is mostly for community members, but hey, every now and again us editors like to jump in, too. This month's theme is that of games we continuously go back to. For me, it's my all-time favorite t...
| Jordan Devore |
Rare?! What are you doing? Still, this is pretty neat. The Kinect Sports Facebook app takes your Xbox 360 gamertag, pulls your scores, and then compares them with other friends and gamers. It's a way to get online leagu...
| Dale North |
Being a European Community Manager, I will always have that soft spot in my heart for the European games industry. Ben, the new Community Manager for Rare, had been one of the first friends I had ever made in the UK games in...
| Hollie Bennett |
While everyone was shouting about Duke Nukem Forever at PAX, Rare and Microsoft quietly announced two new modes for the upcoming Kinect Sports -- boxing and "Party Play."Boxing is, well… it's boxing. You'll work up a ...
| Nick Chester |
Rare's George Andreas has revealed that his studio, along with Microsoft Game Studios head Peter Molyneux, pushed for at least one button to accompany Microsoft's HD Wii. According to Andreas, his team was "very vocal" about ...
| Jim Sterling |
Rare has been kicking around for about 25 years, and despite having a low or two recent years, it has had a great impact on gaming. Known for being a bit camera shy, Rare tends to hold its secrets close to its chest. That's n...
| Tony Ponce |
Earlier this week, we reported that MundoRare has closed its doors forever due to Rare's corporate bullshit. The fan community had planned to reignite its love for the fallen company by creating a free documentary to be distr...
| Jim Sterling |

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