A newly announced Super Smash Bros. inevitably means fans are clamoring to see their favorite characters, and that's what one person has inquired to the head of Xbox. A fan of Banjo-Kazooie, popular platformers (and a racer) created by Microsoft-owned developer Rare, Ltd., tweeted out to Phil Spencer and asked the Xbox boss, "are you still willing to let banjo and kazooie appear in smash bros??" Spencer replied with one simple word: "Yep."Banjo in Smash wouldn't be the first time Microsoft partn...
A newly announced Super Smash Bros. inevitably means fans are clamoring to see their favorite characters, and that's what one person has inquired to the head of Xbox. A fan of Banjo-Kazooie, popular platformers (and a racer) created by Microsoft-owned developer Rare, Ltd., tweeted out to Phil Spencer and asked the Xbox boss, "are you still willing to let banjo and kazooie appear in smash bros??" Spencer replied with one simple word: "Yep."Banjo in Smash wouldn't be the first time Microsoft partn...
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