Platinum Games would probably be the ones to get their hands on it, if it not already in development.Although a new Star Fox wouldn't go a miss
Platinum Games would probably be the ones to get their hands on it, if it not already in development.Although a new Star Fox wouldn't go a miss
No.Wasn't Metroid Prime 3 using the Unreal 2 engine?
No, they weren't. There's no real proof for that.Actually they WERE using a "lighter" version of UE2No.Wasn't Metroid Prime 3 using the Unreal 2 engine?
Too bad that rumour about Nintendo buying RARE (or atleast their IPs) turned out to be just that, because I would've loved a new Banjo Kazooie made by Retro, after all they're like a modern RARE.
Actually.... http://gbatemp.net/t...__fromsearch__1No, they weren't. There's no real proof for that.Actually they WERE using a "lighter" version of UE2No.Wasn't Metroid Prime 3 using the Unreal 2 engine?
No, they weren't. There's no real proof for that.Actually they WERE using a "lighter" version of UE2No.Wasn't Metroid Prime 3 using the Unreal 2 engine?
you sure? thought the only evidence ever dug was was the term "cooked" was found on the disc files?No, they weren't. There's no real proof for that.Actually they WERE using a "lighter" version of UE2No.Wasn't Metroid Prime 3 using the Unreal 2 engine?
actually it was confirm that they were in fact using a modify version >:C
Ha, told you they used Unreal Engine 2.
Actually.... http://gbatemp.net/t...__fromsearch__1
there, consider all three were built on the same engine. Of course it got better through each title.
And the presence of UnrealScript, and the way level streaming works is the same as on UE2.Ha, told you they used Unreal Engine 2.Actually.... http://gbatemp.net/t...__fromsearch__1
there, consider all three were built on the same engine. Of course it got better through each title.
No they didn't. The only proof was the presence of the word /cooked/ which isn't really proof at all. It's sheer nonsense.