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After the traditional quiet periods of June and July were broken up with some surprise indie darlings, including Her Story, Rocket League and the first launch of Fallout Shelter, August had a lot to live up to. And while it didn't deliver on raw numbers, there were a few surprises that definitely caught people's attention.
It took two whole days, but someone has finally unlocked the videos in new Xbox One release Rare Replay that show off a quintet of games that the studio behind Blast Corps, Jetpac and Banjo-Kazooie started working on but never released. Some look pretty cool, especially Kameo 2.
Briefly: If you were having trouble with Jet Force Gemini in Rare Replay, you weren't alone. As Stephen pointed out in his review, the controls suck. Fortunately, the studio's patched in modern controls, bringing it up to speed with a standard third-person shooter.
Tuesday's Xbox One 30-game collection Rare Replay includes five short documentary videos about five games that the legendary studio Rare started making but never released.
Rare games meant a lot to the people who played them, so a collection of 30 of (most) of their best works should mean a lot to children of the Spectrum ZX, the Nintendo 64 and even the Xbox 360. Combined, they're part of a new collection on the Xbox One that is one of the most extraordinary bundles to ever hit consoles a great meeting place for Nintendo and Xbox loyalists. The collection is full of games that are at times gorgeous and difficult, nearly always weird. It'd probably first help if I explained what in the world Rare Replay contains.
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