CaptainXtra
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Nintendo and Sega seem to be missing out on a massive gaming goldmine to strike.
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Magikrazy said:Sega, I believe, has reached out a couple times to Nintendo, but they rejected the idea as they didn't think it was necessary for them to meet in an action game. The Olympic Games series got the ok because they felt the crossover helped emphasize the Olympic spirit of different groups coming together, and that the friendly atmosphere was a perfect neutral ground for the two to meet.
Magikrazy said:Sega, I believe, has reached out a couple times to Nintendo, but they rejected the idea as they didn't think it was necessary for them to meet in an action game. The Olympic Games series got the ok because they felt the crossover helped emphasize the Olympic spirit of different groups coming together, and that the friendly atmosphere was a perfect neutral ground for the two to meet.
Tsareena said:The issue with having a crossover between the two without it being Olympic sport related is that then you have to find a balance between how Mario games play and how Sonic games play, which would be incredibly tricky.
Time Turner said:At this point, the Mario/Sonic rivalry is long dead, only remembered by the people who've stuck around since the 90's. Both series' fanbase is fairly young; there simply isn't a strong demand for it.
Mcmadness said:They should have a Bowser and Eggman game instead where they are competing over who can take over the world first.