Would RARE had been better off staying with Nintendo?

I think they would have. The look of their games fit in better with Nintendo. Banjo would've sold more on Wii. PDZ would have been praised to death on Wii while on 360 it's just another shooter. Kameo never stood a chance on 360. I think even franchises like Conker and Killer Instinct fit in better with Nintendo. The look of the games are just different from anything on 360.

What do you guys think?

I doubt things would differ from what Rare is today. As I mention in another topic Rare is only a developer name, the heart and soul that created the lovely AAA titles in the past have long left the company leaving the current devs to try and fill the huge shoes they left behind. Rare was on the decline after the N64 era...They made several attempts to try to fix itself during the GC days but was unable to produce the gems they made during its previous years. Nintendo is smart, they cut their dead weight well before it became a festering blister, hemorraging money from the company. Unfortanately MS bought the shinned up lemon of a company thinking that Ninty had a moment of stupidity for letting them go and now MS knows what Ninty knows....Rare is not the same developers they once were.

Game On...

Maybe..they could pick up Donkey Kong again:)killerfist

no not really, rare are either making outdated games, or they are making games that are just not as good as they was on n64. I presume it's the latter, switching over to Nintendo won't give them more opportunities, unless Nintendo work closely with them and try to brig the quality of their games back up.Mckenna1845

[QUOTE="killerfist"]Maybe..they could pick up Donkey Kong again:)FatalDomain

[QUOTE="FatalDomain"][QUOTE="killerfist"]Maybe..they could pick up Donkey Kong again:)killerfist

if they would've stayed with ninty an made sequels to Golden eye, Perfect dark, DK, Killer instinct,etc fot the wii, they would not be in the Hole they are nowjjc0929

Speculation much? They don't have the licensing to James Bond games anymore... that is your first fail. Second failure would be thinking they they would put Kill Instinct on the Wii, they most likely would have put out the exact same games on the Wii. Banjo might have been a little different but I bet Viva Pinata would have still been developed.