What franchise/series should go to what company?

Nasty_Freak

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NRS:
Bloodrayne
Bloody Roar
Lollipop Chainsaw (with Suda 51)
Thrill Kill (Bring this game back to life and legally playable this time!)
Killer Instinct (For all the fans.)
Manhunt (They can make the graphics better than Rockstar games or can work with Rockstar games.)
Deadliest Warrior
 
NRS should do only Killer Instinct. The rest of that list is bullocks.




Rare needs to go to Nintendo, specifically Retro Studios. Imagine a DKCR sequel with Kremlings. Or even a Donkey Kong Banjo Kazooie crossover
 
I actually think Lollipop Chainsaw going to Platinum games would be way better than NRS. That would be a perfect match.

I also think Manhunt is fine with Rockstar.
 
I actually think Lollipop Chainsaw going to Platinum games would be way better than NRS. That would be a perfect match.

I also think Manhunt is fine with Rockstar.

However, the next Manhunt should have better graphics!!! The last 2 Manhunt games had HORRIBLE graphics.

Capcom:
Marvel games
 
I think Rockstar games are have been really good looking as of recent. So I'm pretty sure the next Manhunt will have excellent graphics. Just look at the huge improvement RDR and GTA 4 had over their previous installments.
 
Low, I would agree that Rare should go back to Nintendo if it weren't for the fact that pretty much everyone responsible for all the classic Rareware games we know and love are gone from Rare now

It's pretty much filled with Microsoft employees now. As a matter of fact, I think some of the old Rare staff actually work for Retro now

I'd love to see Nintendo get the rights back for all the Rare-owned series like Banjo and whatnot, though
 
I know that, thats what I was saying. I can't imagine that the same guys who made DKC and Banjo are sitting in cubicles making avatar items. I just want Retro to have the rights to those old gems
 
@Nasty_Freak: Unfortunately, it is evident that EA wanted Thrill Kill silenced forever. When they bought out the game's publisher prior to release, the game's release was swiftly cancelled on the grounds that it was "bad for the company's image" (not that it's a very good image to begin with...look no further than the fact that they killed the NFL 2k series by grabbing the EXCLUSIVE NFL license). Not only that, but EA didn't even attempt to sell the rights to Thrill Kill. Good thing that game got leaked to stick it to them, though.

@bbblp: Nintendo already owns the rights to DKC. When Rare was bought out by Microsoft, they pretty much had no choice but to surrender the rights to DKC to Nintendo, seeing as how Nintendo owned the rights to the Donkey Kong character to begin with. If I'm not mistaken, Nintendo probably owns the rights to the Kremlings, too.

However, I should point out that NRS's sole link to KI was the fact that the developer's predecessor built the arcade hardware for KI and KI2 (seeing as how Midway had more expertise in the arcade market than Rare or Nintendo did at that particular time). Midway had no other hand in KI's development or release. In fact, Midway was not even involved in the console ports of KI.
 
Bloody Roar to Namco Bandai
Altered Beast to Capcom
Brutal Paws of Fury to Konami

Bust a Groove can also go to Konami or Namco Bandai.



I usually hate your posts, but I seriously thought I was the only person who loved Bust a Groove.




Also Medevil to Square Enix, Legend of Dragoon too.
 
Killer Instinct definitely needs to be NRS IP

would be a cool xbox fighting exclusive game, never gonna happen though
 
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