I had two LOTR movie tie in games on PS2 which were brilliant hack n slash action games, I want something similar to these maybe for the Hobbit or just reboot them, not another lego game or another Battle For Middle Earth (although I do enjoy those too)
Games You Want a Sequel to
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Especially since they made it seem like the sequel would have been bad ass. The protagonist (can't remember the name, its been awhile) suddenly being able to take down a helicopter at the end made it seem like he would have been twice as powerful in the sequelniknar266 said:
I'm surprised someone ninja'd me on Geist. The game was broken when it came to the gun play but there so many cool things they could have done with concept of being a ghost and having to scare people to possess them. Or depossessing someone in the middle of a fire fight and jumping to a different body. Too bad the game's owned by Nintendo if I'm not mistaken and I'm pretty sure they're done with idea which is weird because it would make sense to use motion controls manipulate inanimate objects while possessing themLieju said:
That have been mentioned already:
Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy - Best psychic powers in a game ever. Seriously good fun.
Legacy of Kain - For some reason I have never owned one, but I have really enjoyed what I have played.
Condemned - The story for Condemned 2 became stupid once it got "magical", but the idea behind it was brilliant.
Alan Wake - Not so much a direct sequel, just a similar style game. I liked the method of story telling.
The Last of Us - It is a great game, and I'd like to see more.
That have not been mentioned:
FTL - I really like this game, but would like a larger and more detailed sequel. More variety, abilities and scope.
To The Moon - No sequel has been announced, but they did mention they'd like to make one.
Fallout - I like Fallout. A lot.
Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy - Best psychic powers in a game ever. Seriously good fun.
Legacy of Kain - For some reason I have never owned one, but I have really enjoyed what I have played.
Condemned - The story for Condemned 2 became stupid once it got "magical", but the idea behind it was brilliant.
Alan Wake - Not so much a direct sequel, just a similar style game. I liked the method of story telling.
The Last of Us - It is a great game, and I'd like to see more.
That have not been mentioned:
FTL - I really like this game, but would like a larger and more detailed sequel. More variety, abilities and scope.
To The Moon - No sequel has been announced, but they did mention they'd like to make one.
Fallout - I like Fallout. A lot.
As far as I know, The Last Story was by the same devs. Blue Dragon, too, but I didn't like that one very much.Retrograde said:
Sacrifice, third/first person rts where wizard pc's fight one another (or bots) using conjured creatures.
Giants: Citizen Kabuto, completely and utterly stupid storyline and a brilliant game.
Battle Realms, rts, asian themed clan warfare.
Jurassic War, old rts game featuring warriors, wizards and dinosaurs. What's not to like?
Giants: Citizen Kabuto, completely and utterly stupid storyline and a brilliant game.
Battle Realms, rts, asian themed clan warfare.
Jurassic War, old rts game featuring warriors, wizards and dinosaurs. What's not to like?
Arcanum: steamworks and magick obscura!!!
One of the best RPG games i ever played and one of the ones i usualy replay once every year since i got it. Tho not very sure how they would make a sequel to that but still, would be awesome.
One of the best RPG games i ever played and one of the ones i usualy replay once every year since i got it. Tho not very sure how they would make a sequel to that but still, would be awesome.
Suikoden. Enough said. With all the pandering to JRPG fan-boys and huge swords and fanservice, we need a real RPG to come out of Japan and blow all the preconceptions away.
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Seriously? This thread appears again in the same week where Jim explained exactly what is wrong with this topic? My mind is boggled.
Also I hope The Last of Us, as good as it was, doesn't receive a sequel. It ended perfectly, please don't ruin that Naughty Dog.
Also I hope The Last of Us, as good as it was, doesn't receive a sequel. It ended perfectly, please don't ruin that Naughty Dog.
Well, not everyone watches Jimquisition, and even then they may not agree. Plus I'm pretty sure Jim was mainly talking about planned sequels, not thought out sequels.drummodino said:
I agree with you though anyway. I think we all need a big break from all sequels and remakes, but it doesn't look like it's going to slow down.
This game was already mentioned but i would love a Bully 2 from Rockstar, it would be great, its the only game I've ever finished and also the only I've ever repeated counting at four times. The new game should have completely new characters at a new school in England somehow linking it's story with the original.
Muramasa: The Demon Blade
Just finished it for a second time (played it on the Wii, and then the recent Vita port), and Kisuke's true ending is kind of unsatisfying in how it doesn't actually conclude, well, anything. Kisuke's story deserves to be continued because a game about a badass zombie ninja with an evil sword traveling the world fighting monsters would be the coolest thing ever.
Just finished it for a second time (played it on the Wii, and then the recent Vita port), and Kisuke's true ending is kind of unsatisfying in how it doesn't actually conclude, well, anything. Kisuke's story deserves to be continued because a game about a badass zombie ninja with an evil sword traveling the world fighting monsters would be the coolest thing ever.
If you're really that desperate, read the Karen Traviss novels. After Order 66 you'll get EVERYTHING... and some things you don't want to know.ChupathingyX said:
Gotta agree with this one.scorptatious said:
And if you've ever read the creator's explanation of their kind-of-sort-of plans for a trilogy, it sounded like the story was just starting to get really rolling.
Such a shame that creative ideas are treated like physical resources by big companies; to be either exploited until they decompose to dust,
or hoarded away, in hopes their trading value increases one day, though they'll likely never see light again.
