Nintendo News | Geist Developer Expands, Seeks New Talent #1 at Nintendo Cubed3

Quick News: The developer of the unique GameCube first person shooter Geist, have announced that they've expanded and are still seeking various talent to work on their projects for the Wii. According to IGN, the studio now spans over two buildings and employs over 70 dedicated artists, designers and engineers. More information..

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Raff on 16.08.2006 at 01:18#1

It's such a weird situation wit hN-SPace, Nintendo and Geist. Those must have been really tough years for them as a small developer of easy to make games making a complex game for an intensely demanding company, constantly missing deadlines, delaying and then finaly having to release an unfinished game that sold bugger all.

I haven't a clue what will come out of it all now.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

TAG on 16.08.2006 at 01:40#2

I thought Geist was a great game really. The concept is superb. The controls are a little clunky, but certainly useable.

I'm looking forward to whatever they're next game will be.

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jb on 16.08.2006 at 01:46#3

With more people onboard, hopefully they can fully realise their ideas on the Wii, should hopefully see some good stuff - would be a shame to waste some of the talented people they have on board.

They should hire Ch_dickhead Smilie

( Edited on 16.08.2006 01:47 by jb )

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Raff on 16.08.2006 at 01:55#4

Geist was definately a good game if you gave it a bit of leeway technicaly.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

Cheesing it up on 16.08.2006 at 09:17#5

Good news I think. More people = game out quicker. We all know how many delays Geist got.

I just completed pokemon yellow! 151 pokemon seen and caught.
Surely that's worth a star?

Faust D. Strooijer on 16.08.2006 at 09:45#6

jb said:
With more people onboard, hopefully they can fully realise their ideas on the Wii, should hopefully see some good stuff - would be a shame to waste some of the talented people they have on board. They should hire Ch_dickhead ( Edited on 16.08.2006 01:47 by jb )

Talking about him, I haven't heard of him on messenger for a while... Wonder what he'll call himself if he ever comes back... CH_Industry-Still-Not-Evolving-Without-Me-Duh-They-MUST-Let-Me-In!? Smilie

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ohm on 16.08.2006 at 09:49#7

I reckon they'll do better the 2nd time through.

amtrid on 16.08.2006 at 10:22#8

for their first major title geist was a grand concept and the implementation just fell short. they have shown nintendo that they are worth the gamble in terms of concept and now with more people, some further understanding of controls on big games and a little help from nintendo think they'll do a great job on the next one.
it must be hard though to have nintendo as part of the equation as they always are after something special and complete. they seem to demand alot from devs but i guess thats what gets them through generations like the gc the top notcg stuff they have to create to stay afloat. any way i cant wait to hear the new concepts from n-space for wii games.

Negatio on 16.08.2006 at 15:55#9

Yep can't wait either, i'll add them to the list of excluives for Wii, which is 64 and counting.

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teh_gam3r on 16.08.2006 at 16:30#10

yeah Can't wait to see what N-Space come up with next, I enjoyed Geist although there was only one bit I hated and that driving bit.

Raff on 16.08.2006 at 16:44#11

Yeah the motorbike bit was a bit out of place, not to mention clunky.

It's going to be shit and you jolly well know it.

dojo on 16.08.2006 at 18:23#12

Der SegaHund said:
Yeah the motorbike bit was a bit out of place, not to mention clunky.

Methinks "clunky" is a good word to describe Geist by. I actually had to take it back because I got motion sickness from the moving of the camera and stuff. I got that with MP as well, but I had only paid

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Megadanxzero on 16.08.2006 at 22:44#13

I LOVED Geist so much. The only thing I hated was that it felt so linear. Sure you can posses loads of crap, but in most cases there's no point. If you have to scare someone there's only one possible way to do it. It just felt like they tried to make Ghostmaster into an FPS and failed miserably...

Why the hell is there no Ghostmaster sequel!?!? >.<

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