HappySqurriel on 18 November 2007
| GooseGaws said: Perfect Dark was self-published by Rare. Geist was published by Nintendo, but developed by n-Space. These points have all been stated previously in other posts. @Danny355: You're clearly missing the point. The fact that the main character is a fox flying a spaceship does not mean that the story and atmosphere of the game cannot have mature themes. If you haven't played it, you probably won't understand. |
I'm fairly certain that Nintendo published Perfect Dark, and the only Rare published N64 game was Conker's Bad Fur Day; Nintendo (correctly) didn't believe there was much of a market for a cartoony-mature platformer because it alienated both people who were typically interested in platformes with its mature content, and people who were looking for a mature game with its cartoony graphics.
