Sorry, just saw this reply.Cowabungaa said:
From an interview with Patrick Söderlund, Dice director:
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Games you'd love to see another entry for...but probably won't
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From an interview with Patrick Söderlund, Dice director:
Creatures 3 (C64 one not the PC one)
Vandal Hearts
Vandal Hearts
You said Kessen, think there have been 4 of those. Recently been playing Bladestorm on 360, its made by same company. Take a look at it, you might like it. Was talking to my brother about Kessan and he now plays Mount and Blade on PC which is very similiar.Keystone said:
Good to be among like minded people! Pretty much every game I was thinking of has already been mentioned.
Dishonored - The setting was just so unique and interesting as was the visual style. And while I know "open world" and "sandbox" games are rapidly losing their luster, this series could really benefit from it! It would be awesome to really explore some of those dark corners of Dunwall.
Darksiders - The first game was good. The second game was even better! If THQ was on course and still kicking, the third game would have probably been a knockout.
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines - An absolutely stellar RPG with loads of replay ability. Yes, the combat was clunky. But the atmosphere, visuals (for its day), voice acting and story were just top notch. At point White-Wolf was looking for a game studio to partner with to make a similar game based on their "Werewolf: The Apocalypse" games. Now THAT would have been awesome.
Jade Empire - Truly one of the most unique RPGs I've ever played. Finally, a fantasy game that does NOT place in a knockoff of Medieval Europe. The gameplay was great, the visuals were stunning, and the story (with its little twists) was actually quite good. Would love another chance to go to that world again.
Assassin's Creed - Just kidding. It's becoming one of those games where I'd be okay NOT seeing another entry...but probably will.
Dishonored - The setting was just so unique and interesting as was the visual style. And while I know "open world" and "sandbox" games are rapidly losing their luster, this series could really benefit from it! It would be awesome to really explore some of those dark corners of Dunwall.
Darksiders - The first game was good. The second game was even better! If THQ was on course and still kicking, the third game would have probably been a knockout.
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines - An absolutely stellar RPG with loads of replay ability. Yes, the combat was clunky. But the atmosphere, visuals (for its day), voice acting and story were just top notch. At point White-Wolf was looking for a game studio to partner with to make a similar game based on their "Werewolf: The Apocalypse" games. Now THAT would have been awesome.
Jade Empire - Truly one of the most unique RPGs I've ever played. Finally, a fantasy game that does NOT place in a knockoff of Medieval Europe. The gameplay was great, the visuals were stunning, and the story (with its little twists) was actually quite good. Would love another chance to go to that world again.
Assassin's Creed - Just kidding. It's becoming one of those games where I'd be okay NOT seeing another entry...but probably will.
I...wha- I just... Didn't understand...running?!Sigfodr said:
HOW?!
I don't even know how to properly respond to this. That quote of yours looked like something satirical but it's absolutely real. I'm gobsmacked really.
Dude, The Jade Empire engine was based off of the Odyssey engine used in Knights of the Old Republic. It's not THAT good looking of an engine. And honestly the biggest thing Jade Empire did right was world building. I wouldn't mind a sequel just to get a chance to see more of that Wuxia world Jade Empire spent so much time setting up.Zen Bard said:
Anyway, my vote is for Legend of Dragoon, a game that was very underrated back in the day. The Additions system actually made the battles more fun than they had any right to be for a formula RPG system. The Dragoon transformations sucked mainly because they were barely there compared to the additions, but using them meant a quick end to most battles. But the game was completely self contained and wrapped up its story complete with a little pink bow, so a sequel would mean either massive retcons or a time skip. And neither scenario would make for a good time. Retcons mean plot holes, and a time skip means the previous cast will likely be dead so a new characters would have to be introduced and developed.
Mechwarrior. I want another big stompy mech game made with modern technology. MWO does not count because it is multiplayer-only. PvP-focused games always come down to who metagames best, which is always detrimental to the actual gameplay itself. I want a long, branching single player campaign with moderately complex controls, and possibly the ability to invite other players to join your lance in some missions.
I would also say Wing Commander, except Chris Roberts is giving us something even better in the form of Star Citizen.
I would also say Wing Commander, except Chris Roberts is giving us something even better in the form of Star Citizen.
I don't have alot of time so I'll make a quick list and hopefully edit to expand later:
Darksiders
KOTOR
Dishonored
Warcraft (along the lines of the old RTS Games)
Legacy of Kain!
and finally.... Onimusha (I would also accept an HD re-release of the original trilogy, or box them with the fourth game. I miss those games so much and still can't believe my brother traded them in instead of giving them to me)
Darksiders
KOTOR
Dishonored
Warcraft (along the lines of the old RTS Games)
Legacy of Kain!
and finally.... Onimusha (I would also accept an HD re-release of the original trilogy, or box them with the fourth game. I miss those games so much and still can't believe my brother traded them in instead of giving them to me)
Another full Tenchu game. An improved Tenchu Z would be frikking awesome.
Roadwar 2000/europe, etc. Just something Roadwar.
Remember Me. <.<
Sleeping Dogs.
Oni.
Resident Evil: Outbreak
Perfect Dark.
Captcha: Yes, Ma'am.
Bahahahaahahahaa.
Roadwar 2000/europe, etc. Just something Roadwar.
Remember Me. <.<
Sleeping Dogs.
Oni.
Resident Evil: Outbreak
Perfect Dark.
Captcha: Yes, Ma'am.
Bahahahaahahahaa.
As much as I enjoyed Marvel Ultimate Alliance (and to a lesser extent, X-Men Legends) the odds of us seeing a new entry in either series is somewhere along the same level as a new Sonic Story-Book game.
Otogi: Myth of Demons was my trump card when it came to reasons to own an Xbox over a PS2...the 360 didn't have one and I doubt the XBone will. It's owned by Sega though so maybe it'll be another Bayonetta style upset when it goes exclusively to the Wii U?
Breakdown was the other reason I was glad to have chosen Xbox over the Gamecube or PS2. It was in the first person and it had shooting...but the main draw was the super-arm used in first-person face-punching. I got stuck at one of the bosses though and couldn't finish it...still want more but a sequel wasn't on the 360 and likely won't be on the XBone.
Teleroboxer. It was on the Virtual Boy and was essentially Punch*Out
Knights of the Old Republic 3. I have no idea what the state of Star Wars canon is when it comes to the Old Republic though...I've read some things saying its safe and other things saying that it may not apply...I'm really confused.
Otogi: Myth of Demons was my trump card when it came to reasons to own an Xbox over a PS2...the 360 didn't have one and I doubt the XBone will. It's owned by Sega though so maybe it'll be another Bayonetta style upset when it goes exclusively to the Wii U?
Breakdown was the other reason I was glad to have chosen Xbox over the Gamecube or PS2. It was in the first person and it had shooting...but the main draw was the super-arm used in first-person face-punching. I got stuck at one of the bosses though and couldn't finish it...still want more but a sequel wasn't on the 360 and likely won't be on the XBone.
Teleroboxer. It was on the Virtual Boy and was essentially Punch*Out
Knights of the Old Republic 3. I have no idea what the state of Star Wars canon is when it comes to the Old Republic though...I've read some things saying its safe and other things saying that it may not apply...I'm really confused.
This thread is long enough this reply is fruitless but gosh dangit, I want them to finish the Darksiders saga. I so thoroughly enjoy everything about them that whenever I think about my fond memories of gameplay they are overshadowed by this big gloomy cloud of remorse for the fact that IF there are more, it will be a long long long time until they finally come out. It was really unfortunate that the IP kind of got lost amidst THQ tanking and stuck on the dusty back shelf, it had a lot of promise.Ihateregistering1 said:
SHOW ME WHAT WAS IN THE OTHER TWO COMETS!!!
Golden Sun 4: I really liked the Golden Sun GBA games. The follow up for DS was fun, not as great, but still fun. Unfortunately it didn't sell well and even though the ending was pretty open I'm not sure how likely it is that there will be a sequel.
Metroid is another series I have some worries about. After the Other M debacle I haven't heard a single thing about a future Metroid game. I'm worried they've just decided to pull the plug given that Metroid has never been as great a seller as their other IPs (maybe it was because they kept trying to release them during the launch windows for the Halo games...).
Metroid is another series I have some worries about. After the Other M debacle I haven't heard a single thing about a future Metroid game. I'm worried they've just decided to pull the plug given that Metroid has never been as great a seller as their other IPs (maybe it was because they kept trying to release them during the launch windows for the Halo games...).