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'''n-Space''' was a video game developer that was founded in 1993 and primarily developed games for Nintendo game systems.{{ref/Site|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20130126015211/http://n-space.com/n-Space_files/n-Space%20Bio.pdf|Site=n_Space|Page=n_Space Company Biography|D=26|M=01|Y=2013}} They were the primary developer involved in the [[Haggar]] project, a prototype Halo game that would have featured [[MEGA Brands Halo Toys|Mega Bloks]] branding and would have played similarly to the ''[[:Wikipedia:List of LEGO video games|LEGO video games]]''. The project was ultimately cancelled sometime around 2013, and n-Space | '''n-Space''' was a video game developer that was founded in 1993 and primarily developed games for Nintendo game systems.{{ref/Site|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20130126015211/http://n-space.com/n-Space_files/n-Space%20Bio.pdf|Site=n_Space|Page=n_Space Company Biography|D=26|M=01|Y=2013}} They were the primary developer involved in the [[Haggar]] project, a prototype Halo game that would have featured [[MEGA Brands Halo Toys|Mega Bloks]] branding and would have played similarly to the ''[[:Wikipedia:List of LEGO video games|LEGO video games]]''. The project was ultimately cancelled sometime around 2013, and n-Space would close down in 2016 due to unspecific reasons.{{Ref/Site|URL=http://ptoponline.com/?p=2157|Site=PtoPOnline|Page=MegaBloks: Halo (N-Space 2013)|D=05|M=07|Y=2017}} | ||
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n-Space was a video game developer that was founded in 1993 and primarily developed games for Nintendo game systems.[1] They were the primary developer involved in the Haggar project, a prototype Halo game that would have featured Mega Bloks branding and would have played similarly to the LEGO video games. The project was ultimately cancelled sometime around 2013, and n-Space would close down in 2016 due to unspecific reasons.[2]
Sources
- ^ n_Space, n_Space Company Biography (Retrieved on Jan 26, 2013) [archive]
- ^ PtoPOnline, MegaBloks: Halo (N-Space 2013) (Retrieved on Jul 5, 2017) [archive]
