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Remember When Rare Ltd Was A Developer to Watch? : ThyBlackMan

Many of the games on this are good examples of why Rare Ltd was ahead of its contemporaries in the late 90s and early 00s. Perfect Dark is a good example of how fast Rare Ltd could build upon features and functions from previous games and turn around a new game.

The only genre Rare Ltd didn’t really get its hands on was RPGs. Given their track record with fighting games, platformers, racing, and FPS, Rare—as it was then—probably could’ve done some amazing things in the genre.

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