ShaneM

Yeah, most PS3 versions of games require installs like this, so Tasuki's logic here really isn't making a lot of sense.

Most of Rare's N64 games probably would have been hated if they were released on Xbox 360. Likewise, Kameo and Viva Piñata would have been considered classics had Rare released them on the N64.

It's most likely Killer Instinct, but I'd love to see a Banjo-Kazooie game that lives up to its own potential. I wouldn't object to a good Perfect Dark, or even a new Ghoulies game.

Ben Spurr admitted to making this up.

This is actually a pretty awesome idea, making people buy backward compatibility if they actually want it, while keeping the price of the console down for those who don't.

Dreamcast had an unbelievable amount of software for its short lifespan. I'm not understanding exactly what that part about Dreamcast actually means.

I normally go all-digital with my 360 games, so I'd have no problem with this as long as digital games worked the same way they do now.

What Rare does, Rare does best. I'm pleased.