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Is Geist a franchise worth revisiting?

Yes, hire N-Space to bring us a sequel 9 64.29%
 
Yes, but bring in another... 3 21.43%
 
No, Geist was fundamentally a bad idea! 2 14.29%
 
Total:14
NintendoPie on 01 April 2012
Joelcool7 said:
Aren't you a teenager NintendoPie? You would have been a kid when this game came out and no parent should allow their child to play a game about possessing things to kill people. Their was some disturbing shit in their really not appropriate for anyone under 17 as the games rating suggests. At earliest I would say 13. But definitely not a kid!

I am 13. XD I didn't read the OP. (Proving Moreno right.) I just based my post off of the title which when I read the title this game striked me as a newer game. I thought you were doing one of those, "could the sales get any better?" threads.



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theRepublic on 01 April 2012

I really like the concept of this game, but I actually never bought it. From your description, it sounds like the game needed some work. I would not mind seeing it again if they could get it right.



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F0X on 01 April 2012

I'm 17 so I didn't have much of a chance to play Geist when it came out. However, I'm a big fan of what N-Space has been doing recently and I'd love to see a proper FPS on the 3DS... so I say give Geist another shot.



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Metallicube on 02 April 2012

I should go back and give Geist a chance.. By the time the game had come out I was pretty much passed my Gamecube fanboy days and had switched over to Dreamcast.