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Joelcool7 on 09 October 2010

Everyone who is remotley a Nintendo fan knows of N-Space the developer of the long awaited Giest for the Nintendo GameCube. The developer has made several CoD titles for the DS and most recently made Tron for Wii and DS. But word has it that N-Space has laid off all their remaining staff and closed shop.

I am very sad to here of their supposed demise. Anyone else here share my grief? Its hard to believe they might actually be gone!



-JC7

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the_bloodwalker on 09 October 2010

They are not gone. But I think they got staff reduction.

N-Space has made some decent games, but nothing remarkable to give them the push they need. So right now they are surviving as a outsourcing company much like High Voltage is



Mr Puggsly on 09 October 2010

N-Space is... awful.

A modern day Acclaim they are.



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hunter_alien on 09 October 2010

I actually liked N-space a LOT. They made the best FPSs for the DS, and made some pretty damn good licensed games with the resources they had. I wonder why are they reducing their numbers, seeing most of their games did pretty good numbers :|

 

Oh, and they are developing Goldeneye for the DS to :|



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Joelcool7 on 09 October 2010
the_bloodwalker said:

They are not gone. But I think they got staff reduction.

Not according to Kotaku and GameBlurb. It says they laid off their remaining staff!

Keep in mind N-Space has not actually confirmed they have closed doors. Thats just what is being talked about on both Kotaku and GameBlurb.

Hopefully this turns out to be false



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Mr.Metralha on 09 October 2010

If they do it right, they can re-emerge with some 3DS projects.

I'd love to see Geist on the 3DS.