Obviously the Nintendo 64 then came along and we released Gold for the N64. There were more frames and it was looking decent. We actually had Killer Instinct 2 in development for SNES. But if you hadn't been to the arcade, it gave you a taster. Killer Instinct 2 is my all-time favorite arcade game, theyre pretty uncommon to find in arcades these days and they seem to be fairly uncommon among collectors as many were converted to other games and most collectors seem to prefer KI1. Adjustable to any angle for ideal bolt placement. Versatile rubber-post attachment helps deaden noise and vibration common to many bows and crossbows. It was a bastardisation of the arcade thing. Utilizes G5 Head-Loc attachment technology to easily attach to almost any bow. Tim said, yeah we can! I ended up taking 80 per cent of the animation out. Some guys at Rare said you'll never be able to chop the detail down. That was something they said we could never do. It did well when we ported it to SNES.Ĭhris Tilston: 3.2 million it sold. The direct sequel to the 1994 arcade game Killer Instinct, featuring reworked gameplay mechanics and a revamped roster (including three challengers from 2000 years in the past). It was designed to go into the arcades and be loud and be brash and be in your face for the arcade market. Killer Instinct wasn't designed for the home. You couldn't do what they've done with Street Fighter.

Phil Dunne: I remember meeting the Bungie guys over at SIGGRAPH, and a couple of them were like, oh no way! Killer Instinct! That's so awesome! You worked on that!Ĭhris Tilston: I bet that made you feel really old.Ĭhris Tilston: You'd have to update it and reinvent it. Phil Dunne: There are still an awful lot of fans of Killer Instinct.

A portion of a Eurogamer interview with former RARE staffers Phil Dunne, Mark Edmonds, Ross Bury and Chris Tilston.

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