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[Azure Dream]

For that matter, being able to play the N64 version of Dinosaur Planet or Conker's 12 Tales would be interesting. There's extensive footage out there of both, but I'd like to play it with my own hands, even if Conker's 12 Tales looks like a total snooze in the gameplay department.

I had a chance a loooong while back to briefly talk to one of the people who worked on Conker's BFD, informally. (Sadly can't remember who at this point.) The story behind BFD's development, officially, was that Rare made this joke version of Conker's Twelve Tales, then it ended up being pitched to Nintendo, they approved the full game, etc. I mentioned it, and he laughed about the fact that the version that was sold in stores was nothing like the actual version they first made. I get the impression the world was not ready for Rare's humor completely unfiltered.

And then he went on to make a joke about Berri that made me believe him.

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I know it sounds like one of those "My Friend's Dad's Uncle said" things, but not much I can do to confirm a random internet chat years ago at this point. And the only person there I could ask for clarification works at Rare now themselves, not sure if they could say anything on the subject.

 

[Santar]

It never actually got past pre production but I would've loved to see the live action Krusty the Clown pilot starring Dan Castellaneta.
It was in the planning stages in 1994 which means it probably would have been super funny!

 

[Lionel Mandrake]

The lost Nickelodeon short Attack of the Giant Vulture is going to be screened tomorrow in Beverly Hills. Not that big of a "get" for me, but other people have seemed interested.

 

[mclem]

I've no idea if it would end up being any good, but I've always been curious about the remainder of Hardwicke House