Game you think deserves a sequel?

[Mastercylinder]

Think about a game you really like that derserves a good sequel. also, if you feel like tell me why you liked the last one and what would be an improvement or cool to see.

Personally? I dunno maybe Psychonauts 2. Raz could be older maybe teaching some psychonauts himself idk.

 

[RatRace123]

Alpha Protocol, it's recently been revealed that a sequel will not happen.

Shame too, because we need more Modern day settings for RPGs.

 

[Miumaru]

Any game that had a good idea, but did not show it well. Thankfully, one such game is getting that (Two Worlds)
I think alot of games can be redeemed by a sequal. (If they listen to the criticism)

 

[BrailleOperatic]

I think a TWEWY 2 would be interesting provided they toned down the cutscenes a lot. Maybe stream-lined the core mechanic so there was less overlap in controls. But otherwise, it was a good story that deserves a sequel--or at the very least a continuation of the series.

 

[DrLeonardChurch]

Half Life 2: Episode 2.

 

[zombiejoe]

Alpha Protocol, it's recently been revealed that a sequel will not happen.

Shame too, because we need more Modern day settings for RPGs.

Beta Protocol anyone?

lol

 

[zombiejoe]

Conker's Bad Fur Day

 

[vance32]

Castle crashers if they are going to make a sequel im sorry for posting this

 

[AmrasCalmacil]

Dragon Age: Origins. I mean, they're gonna do one, with more emphasis on pretties and gameplay compared to the last one, as I recall.

I just want it now.

Half Life 2: Episode 2.

Think you mean episode 3 there, boyo.

 

[Kapol]

Civilization Revolution. It was my favorite TBS game that I've played. Though the voices on the home console versions made me want to tear my ears out. The DS version was really good, but they removed a lot of features.

 

[rockingnic]

Metal Arms. That game would be awesome if they made a next gen sequel. It was long (single player, total of 42-ish levels, most are pretty lengthy), multiplayer and it was funny. What's funnier than farting robots?

 

[BrailleOperatic]

Metal Arms. That game would be awesome if they made a next gen sequel. It was long (single player, total of 42-ish levels, most are pretty lengthy), multiplayer and it was funny. What's funnier than farting robots?

Robots who fart other robots.

 

[DrLeonardChurch]

Half Life 2: Episode 2.

Think you mean episode 3 there, boyo.

No, Episode 2 needs a sequel (which would be Episode 3).

 

[link141]

Jade Empire.

 

[SkoopMaster]

I still want beyond good and evil 2.

I still don't know if it's real or just dead like starcraft ghost.

 

[Jak2364]

i'd like to see The Saboteur 2, which will never happen, since Pandemic shut down, and i'd like to see Legaia 3! Legaia 2: Duel Saga was awesome, especially the battle system. it was published by Edios and made by the guys that made that Mister mosquito game......so i'm not sure if it's possible or not.

 

[Driznit]

Hrrm. Pyschonauts, definitely. It even had a cliffhanger ending.

 

[lorkoer]

Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines. Extremely fun game with room to improve. It wasn't the gameplay that made it beautiful but the characters and the way they fit into the story. LOVE THAT GAME

 

[skim172]

Tachyon: The Fringe.

*crickets*

It did one thing very well and that was create a giant universe of different factions that actually were relevant to a plotline, instead of a random faction X to go kill enemy Y at point Z for $$ monies. The story was immersive - unfortunately, the gameplay was not so much. Enjoyable, nonetheless. Probably the best thing Novalogic ever pumped out, in between endless renditions of Delta Force. Strangely enough, their best game is the ONLY game Novalogic didn't make ten million sequels and remakes for (they remade Comanche Fighter, for godssake).


Oh and Madden. I think it's finally time they updated that old classic for the new generation.
/sarcasm.

 

[skim172]

Tachyon: The Fringe.

*crickets*

It did one thing very well and that was create a giant universe of different factions that actually were relevant to a plotline, instead of a random faction X to go kill enemy Y at point Z for $$ monies. The story was immersive - unfortunately, the gameplay was not so much. Enjoyable, nonetheless. Probably the best thing Novalogic ever pumped out, in between endless renditions of Delta Force. Strangely enough, their best game is the ONLY game Novalogic didn't make ten million sequels and remakes for (they remade Comanche Fighter, for godssake).


Oh and Madden. I think it's finally time they updated that old classic for the new generation.
/sarcasm.