Diddy Kong Racing DS doesn't mention the characters being owned by Rare. You'd think they would have mentioned that just like how they mentioed Geno was owned by Square in M&L
S.
Timber's hat logo was changed from Rare to Nintendo.
The ownership of those characters is really nebulous.
(05-09-2014, 06:03 AM)Drshnaps Wrote: [ -> ]Ridley's too big to fit on a cart. 
Solution: He'll BE the kart!
Ridley could make a neat boss
Or a stage hazard!
Honestly I think that joke is getting old : /
and when the joke gets old, alphonzo replaces it
"leave it to me"
But it's less joke and more "this could actually be neat" in the cotext of kart racing.
You could drive ON Ridley.
Can we actually talk about Super Smash Brothers?
So I can imagine there will be a bunch of bitching about the return of the dragoon, but I like that it's back. My friends and I would wollop each other for the chance to use it and it was always a load of fun tricking whoever got it into using it at the wrong time.
(05-09-2014, 03:25 PM)Mystie Wrote: [ -> ] (05-09-2014, 11:11 AM)~DrakoRero~ Wrote: [ -> ]Honestly I think that joke is getting old : /
What joke?
"Ridley can't be playable! He's too big!"
Super Smash Kart? Sounds like a new tSR project, am I right??
(Just kidding)
(05-09-2014, 04:33 PM)Pik Wrote: [ -> ]Super Smash Kart? Sounds like a new tSR project, am I right??
(Just kidding)
inb4 someone here actually makes this into a project
(05-09-2014, 06:49 AM)Iocus Wrote: [ -> ]If that's the case, why was he allowed to appear in Diddy Kong Racing DS, whereas Conker and Banjo were not?
Ah let me explain the legality of it all. This was discussed like crazy on another forums I go to and we got an answer.
It turns out characters like Timber are owned entirely by Rare and only Rare, while characters like Banjo and Conker are owned by Rare and Microsoft.
Do you mind linking to that discussion? I'm very interested.