If you’re curious about what in the hell a ZX Spectrum is, check out Lazy Game Reviews’ video that covered the machine. But that was how you did things on the Speccy, and it did it relatively well.

That is an absolutely foreign concept to us in the States since even on consoles like the Commodore 64 and Amiga you had floppy disks that were used for storage and programs. The Spectrum’s primary way of loading software was via tape. It released most of its games via the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, a computer that was incredibly popular in the UK but was absolutely unheard of in the United States. Rare originally got its start as Ultimate Play The Game, a humble game developer based out of the United Kingdom. A lot of ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, and MSX games. Here, I’m going to attempt to make a guide as to what Rare-made games have not been included in the Rare Replay collection as, honestly, in some ways it’s easier to list what isn’t there than to give a full list of what is.ġ. You probably already knew that, since some of the omissions are pretty glaring. There are a few games that have been omitted from the release for one reason or another.

That’s pretty awesome! Everyone has been going on and on about how this compilation has everything Rare has ever made! It’s got Battletoads! It’s got Conker! All three Banjo-Kazooie games! Viva Piñata! It’s awesome that Rare’s total history is included in this one single game disc.Įxcept it’s not. Thirty games developed by the company are going to be included in the Rare Replay compilation set for the Xbox One. Microsoft made a hell of an announcement at E3 regarding Rare, the legendary company that it purchased from Nintendo in 2002.

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