darkSpyro

n-space developers that worked on the skylanders games for the 3ds is shutting down....

http://nintendoeverything.com/n-space-is-shutting-down/

now all we need is the wii versions to die


also, nice clickbait topic

In other news, someone is taking lessons from Gawker.

Was obvious N-space wasn't lasting long, I don't even rememberany games from them after SSA3DS and that was underwhelming. The other teams might bring in who was good in there but Acti shuts down first and asks what went wrong later, as seen with EL and Krome.

Actually Krome Studios wasn't really closed down, and they are still active with their TY the Tasmanian Tiger games.

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Actually Krome Studios wasn't really closed down, and they are still active with their TY the Tasmanian Tiger games.

Yeah, but Acti more or less shut the door on their projects. Didn't most of the team leave or something? The crazyness with DOTD was too big to catch up with.

Yeah, many of their staff were laid off but the studio didn't fully shut down.

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Was obvious N-space wasn't lasting long.

they had a 21 years run, its pretty decent i would say...

Pretty decent then, not now. Might as well pack up if they spent the last 5 years on obscure ports and look for something different, sometimes. Not everyone can survive off of very little very infrequently like some indies or Oddworld Inhabitants.

Repost from Superchargers forum on the same concept/topic:

That logic... it fails. First, if you would read what people have said, the layoffs didn't happen in places where the Skylanders games are being produced. Specifically, I believe Bifrost noted that the location was where Guitar Hero was made.

Second, if you would actually read the info on the link you posted, Skylanders wasn't even noted as one of their major works. Skylanders, from what I saw, wasn't even mentioned in the article. And yet you want to attribute both of these things to Skylanders dying. Their is no logical connection there, other than you wanting Skylanders to collapse, and using any stretch of a connection to prove your point.

Course, most people know this, anyway. But just in case somebody new clicks this by chance, you need to be called out on this.

Looked it up some more since Nintendoeverything did a really bad job at explaining, N-Space is an indie team.
Wow,that's even sadder than Acti shutting it down, since the total lack of games means they probably couldn't fund one themselves or get a company to outsource to them. Hoping the devs will find more sucessful jobs then.

I did, it's easy to scramble the names because it's the only distinct 3DS game other than Racing.

The only dev I remember showing up was the composer from SF3DS but by that time he had left already, I think. His soundcloud link for the exclusive songs is still up iirc.