n-Space Grows in Size for the Development of Revolution Projects
The developer of Geist expands for next-generation game development.  February 21st, 2006 (11:15pm) - The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that game developer n-Space is looking to expand over the next few months, adding twenty new art, production and designer employees to their current team of fifty. The studio also plans to physically increase in size, adding seven-thousand square feet to their offices in the Westwood Plaza near SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida.
In addition to this announcement of expansion, the Orlando Sentinel is also reporting that n-Space is currently producing games for Nintendo’s next-generation game console, codenamed Revolution. Ever since the completion of Geist for the Nintendo GameCube, a Nintendo published First-Person Adventure game, it had been speculated that n-Space would continue their relationship with Nintendo to create games for Nintendo’s platforms that are geared towards mature audiences -- it seems that this is exactly what is happening. Hopefully, we’ll have more on n-Space’s projects for the Nintendo Revolution at E3 this May, if not sooner.
Reported by Elias Dounis on February 21st, 2006 (11:15pm) [From: Orlando Sentinel]
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