Where's the Kameo love?

I remember seeing this game for the GCN back at E3 2001. Looked great then. However, I remember it being cancelled which sucked at the time. Then Microsoft bougth Rare for $365 Million, and many games including this title, and PDZ were slated for a release on the Xbox. Then it was cancelled AGAIN, and moved to the 360. Anyway, Rare has never disappointed me, and for me, this is what coaxed me into buying a 360. Anybody else interested in this game?

If i had 3 Wishes my First would be Nintendo Bought Rare Back.
Kameo looked Surprising to me aswell.
Along with Donkey Kong Racing and perhaps Banjo-Threeie.

Why does EVERYONE wish Rare was with Nintendo again? It's not like their games would be any better.

I'm interested in Kameo, but it's not enough to make me get a 360. I'll try it when my friend gets it.

Cause I don't have an Xbox, and have no plans to get one. Whereas I HAVE a gamecube and PS2 >:(

Well at least you can play Crash Twinsanity and Kingdom Hearts. Why can't Kingdom Hearts be on GAMECUBE huh?

I think it was dumb to move Kameo to the 360.

Plus the fact that Nintendo practically SOLD Rare in the first place.

Anyway, those folks will get their wish. Rare is developing for the DS.

This post has been edited by Kaepora Revolution on Aug 20 2005, 12:53 PM

Hopefully they'll either make a GOOD handheld BK that's more like the N64 games or DKC4.

They would SELL better.

Some of the games Rare has developed since the Buyout were former DK games, which would have sold better under that license. The Xbox crowd wasn't too happy with
the cartoony GbtG aswell.

I'm more interested in Banjo news, but Kameo is looking good.

Nothing will ever get me to want an X-box ever, except if it ran Windows XP or Vista in the future so I could run emulators and stuff.

The game never looked that interesting to me, and the main character is just plug-ugly.

Dude. Where have you been. Xboxs do run emulators with a few quick modifications.

This post has been edited by Kaepora Revolution on Aug 20 2005, 04:43 PM

I've always been under the impression that that requires a modchip, that costs money, and then the installation costs money. Andthen *poof* you have no guarantee. But, yeah. I might be wrong.

You can always solder things...

This post has been edited by Kaepora Revolution on Aug 20 2005, 05:38 PM

Sauder?

Is that even a word?

Solder. And it's a great way to void your warranty.

Someone at our Gamestop uses memory cards or something to play emulators on his XBox.

My bad. Anyway, that's how I modded my Gamecube. There's a chance your modchip will get caught in customs.