In spite of developing XBLA titles itself, the software giant Microsoft greatly relies on third party developers. This time, Microsoft is looking towards Rare. After launching a lot of hit game titles, Rare is once again heading towards some more titles that will support XBLA platform.
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Edge magazine has reported that the game developer will be developing its new titles onto XBLA platform. Previously, Rare has developed many hit action adventure game titles like Kameo.
Presently there is no information about Rare's upcoming titles but we will let you know any info leaks out!
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