ONM Remembered – #208
“When Mr. T awakens the next morning, he is angered at his bare neck.”
from N64 Magazine issue 10 (December 1997)
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ONM Remembered – #205
“Stop talking Double Dutch, you complete loon!”
from Nintendo Pro issue 33 (2000)
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ONM Remembered – #192
“If Nintendo (and any other companies) did this more often, I’d be a happy bunny.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 135 (December 2003)
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ONM Remembered – #188
“I am pleased that games – whether they come in plastic cases or not – help prevent children getting into scrapes outside on the streets.”
from N64 Magazine issue 41 (May 2000)
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ONM Remembered – #186
“I like Britain very much.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 92 (May 2000)
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ONM Remembered – #171
“Why did Rare drop these wondrous machines of destruction?”
from N64 Magazine issue 10 (December 1997)
In case you didn’t know, anything involving prototypes, unreleased games or removed features always catches my fancy. Yes, in the first trailers of Blast Corps, there were some really far-out machines in the game, such as this mecha scorpion and Robotech reject.
To try and maintain a construction vehicle theme, I’m guessing, they both got dropped. Sure, there’s still three giant robots in the finished game’s vehicle roster, but it’s just not the same without a giant mechanical pincer monster to round it out!
(mind you, a giant mecha-scorpion deserves top billing – it’d be wasted playing second fiddle to a bulldozer and an oversized RC car)
ONM Remembered – #170
“Be prepared for a rude answer when you ask Rare’s Uncle Tusk.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 91 (April 2000)
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ONM Remembered – Miyamoto Week, day 7
“You’ve created some of the best videogames ever made – and that’s a fact!”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 89 (February 2000)
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ONM Remembered – Miyamoto Week, day 5
“I’d love to see a futuristic version of Zelda, where Link and Zelda’s descendants battle with a robotic Ganondorf.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 95 (August 2000)
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