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Rare Vintage: Part One
Staff, Edge, Mark Betteridge, and Gregg Mayles. 2010. “Rare Vintage: Part One.” Edge (edge-online.com). Future Publishing.
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Edge, Rare Vintage- Original
- http://www.next-gen.biz/features/rare-vintage-part-one?page=0%2C1
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- 2026-11-08
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- © Future Publishing; Wayback capture
- Credit
- Edge's oral-history feature on Rare, with answers printed under the initials MB and GM (Mark Betteridge and Gregg Mayles).
- Notes
- On p. 2 of the feature, MB recalls the "high-end rendering equipment" bought for about a quarter of a million pounds, the SGI machine, Miyamoto asking how it would look on the SNES, and the software Rare had to write "to convert it from 16 million colours into 16". He also says Nintendo bought a stake in Rare around the time of the project.
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