games released this generation you think need a sequel.
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is it okay if i say ''the warriors''. there potential there for a new one.
WHAT ABOUT ALAN WAKE
everyone wants beyond good and evil 2, we all know that.
WHAT ABOUT OBSCURE 3
hey i think the world needs a new shadowman 2, lol.
WHAT ABOUT FOLKLORE
YES WE NEED FOLKLORE 2
WHAT ABOUT ALAN WAKE
everyone wants beyond good and evil 2, we all know that.
WHAT ABOUT OBSCURE 3
hey i think the world needs a new shadowman 2, lol.
WHAT ABOUT FOLKLORE
YES WE NEED FOLKLORE 2
Splatterhouse.
One of the most over-the-top beat-em-up games I have ever seen, and one of the most enjoyable games I have ever played! I've done at least six playthroughs, and that almost NEVER happens for me.
Sure the gore is completely ridiculous, the story is really messed up, and the combat could be a bit repetitive, but the game had a sort of charm and personality that you just don't see very often.
On top of all that, and it just being stupidly fun, the ending is a massive as hell cliffhanger that I would LOVE to see fleshed out.
Unfortunately, due to critics bashing the hell out of this game, with only a few legitimate reasons I might add, I don't think any company will be willing to create a sequel any time soon.
One of the most over-the-top beat-em-up games I have ever seen, and one of the most enjoyable games I have ever played! I've done at least six playthroughs, and that almost NEVER happens for me.
Sure the gore is completely ridiculous, the story is really messed up, and the combat could be a bit repetitive, but the game had a sort of charm and personality that you just don't see very often.
On top of all that, and it just being stupidly fun, the ending is a massive as hell cliffhanger that I would LOVE to see fleshed out.
Unfortunately, due to critics bashing the hell out of this game, with only a few legitimate reasons I might add, I don't think any company will be willing to create a sequel any time soon.
I agree with... Well, pretty much ever game mentioned so far. To throw another one on the table, Dragon's Dogma. A sequel could really iron out the flaws, throw in some additional large and interesting monsters to really take advantage of the system (perhaps something similar to the God of War 3 titans even, although that's a bit of a leap). I'll admit the story was pretty self-contained and it might be difficult to build on, but it's possible.
I would love to see a sequel to Geometry Wars 2 - I still play it to this day and would love some new game types and I'd also love to see how much they could improve the graphics
I'd be equally interested in a sequel to Peggle because come on, it's Peggle.
Probably too soon but I'd love an XCOM sequel or atleast a sizable expansion but most of all I'd love a new Fallout, imagining Fallout with Skyrim level visuals warms my tired heart
I'd be equally interested in a sequel to Peggle because come on, it's Peggle.
Probably too soon but I'd love an XCOM sequel or atleast a sizable expansion but most of all I'd love a new Fallout, imagining Fallout with Skyrim level visuals warms my tired heart
I *believe* it was only added in the ios version.mysecondlife said:
Anyway, while I do quite like the world of TWEWY, I also think it needs a sequel for having some of the most expertly crafted touch-screen-centric gameplay of any game to date.
That in addition to the very intense dual-screen combat thing it has going on, made for an extremely unique experience, and I think it deserves a sequel for that alone.
Alpha Protocol. So much potential.
I also feel like saying Mass Effect 1 (hold on put down the pitchforks).
I love ME2 and ME3 but gameplay-wise and even stylistically/atmospherically, it was completely different. Again while I enjoyed the out and out shooters that 2 and 3 were, I loved 1's RPG/shooter, more open world approach. And I liked the Mako. And dammit I liked the elevators.
Rayman Origins. And I know Legends is coming but a cross-platform game is what I want because I'm not buying a WiiU.
Tomb Radier Underworld. That last trilogy of TR games was brilliant story/mythology-wise (and still the only gaming trilogy I can think of to have a genuinely satisfying resoution to its storyline) and now they've gone and rebooted the thing and undone all that good work. They could have made so much out of that Atlantean/Norse Gods mythology that they barely scratched the surface of.
Mercenaries 2. I'd like them to make another one like 1. The 2nd was fun but it was intentionally over the top. The first felt like a pretty dark, gritty and dare I say, somewhat realistic depiction of a really depressing dictarorship which then just happened to have a very explosion-y gameplay style. 2 made it just 'fun' and wacky which was still fun but I prefered the 'lone operative behind eneny lines' approach of 1. For contrast you had a big mansion in no 2 and would find palettes of money on the side of the road...
I also feel like saying Mass Effect 1 (hold on put down the pitchforks).
I love ME2 and ME3 but gameplay-wise and even stylistically/atmospherically, it was completely different. Again while I enjoyed the out and out shooters that 2 and 3 were, I loved 1's RPG/shooter, more open world approach. And I liked the Mako. And dammit I liked the elevators.
Rayman Origins. And I know Legends is coming but a cross-platform game is what I want because I'm not buying a WiiU.
Tomb Radier Underworld. That last trilogy of TR games was brilliant story/mythology-wise (and still the only gaming trilogy I can think of to have a genuinely satisfying resoution to its storyline) and now they've gone and rebooted the thing and undone all that good work. They could have made so much out of that Atlantean/Norse Gods mythology that they barely scratched the surface of.
Mercenaries 2. I'd like them to make another one like 1. The 2nd was fun but it was intentionally over the top. The first felt like a pretty dark, gritty and dare I say, somewhat realistic depiction of a really depressing dictarorship which then just happened to have a very explosion-y gameplay style. 2 made it just 'fun' and wacky which was still fun but I prefered the 'lone operative behind eneny lines' approach of 1. For contrast you had a big mansion in no 2 and would find palettes of money on the side of the road...
Mirror's Edge.
That's the only way I'll buy a game with EA on the box anyway
Mirror's Edge was one of the best games I've ever played, A few polish errors aside, and a sequel would do wonders for the beauty of life and the joy of existence and sunshine and rainbows everywhere!
But of course EA canned it. (Potentially, I've heard rumors)
But you know, Mass Effect was pretty damn good, and I wish EA had canned that franchise instead of fucking it up how they did, so maybe Mirror's Edge shouldn't be revived from the bin where good ideas go to die.
Other than that I can't think of a game that needs a sequel.
That's the only way I'll buy a game with EA on the box anyway
Mirror's Edge was one of the best games I've ever played, A few polish errors aside, and a sequel would do wonders for the beauty of life and the joy of existence and sunshine and rainbows everywhere!
But of course EA canned it. (Potentially, I've heard rumors)
But you know, Mass Effect was pretty damn good, and I wish EA had canned that franchise instead of fucking it up how they did, so maybe Mirror's Edge shouldn't be revived from the bin where good ideas go to die.
Other than that I can't think of a game that needs a sequel.