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Title: Heard of Hope? (N-space)
Post by: benjamin on March 15, 2005, 07:09:36 PM

Browsing N-space's website after the recent publicity for Geist, I found another title listed as in-development. Hope. The well realised logo graphic piqued my curiousity somewhat. It suggests a solid concept at least.

http://www.n-space.com/games-development.html

No link with details, but they do have a placeholder page ready for it(filled with dangergirl psx shots):
http://www.n-space.com/games/hope.html



Has any information been caught on this project? I'll admit I'm out of the loop, so if it somelong abandoned project from e32002, I apologise for dredging up old... hopes.

Ta  

Title: RE: Heard of Hope? (N-space)
Post by: Mario on March 15, 2005, 10:03:15 PM

Well... I definately like the name "Hope", and I love the logo.

Not much more I can comment on...

Title: RE: Heard of Hope? (N-space)
Post by: Bill Aurion on March 16, 2005, 08:01:30 AM

Absolutely no details whatsoever...Whether it will be a DS or Revolution (exclusive) title is completely up to how far Ninty wishes to take their relationship with n-Space...I'm personally hoping they acquire them for added diversity...

Perhaps we'll hear something after Geist is complete...

Title: RE:Heard of Hope? (N-space)
Post by: Savior on March 16, 2005, 12:46:03 PM

Agreed. Im hoping Geist is an incredible succes so Nintendo does make them fully exclusive  

Title: RE:Heard of Hope? (N-space)
Post by: benjamin on March 16, 2005, 03:29:25 PM

Thanks for the response guys, even if it seems we're in the same clueless boat.

I too am hoping Geists delivers something innovative. It certainly feels fresh, despite the naysaying about technology from some. The fact that Nintendo is backing it at all adds much weight to that possibility. Wouldn't been the first time Nintendo have given a smaller designer the resources, ongoing support and freedom to create something special. The forming of such relationships is one of Nintendo's defining positive traits, for me at least.

"Hope" certainly seems like an apt title at this point, for N-space, Nintendo and us as well