Games that should get a sequel that haven't

[VoidWanderer]

Pokemon XD. Man I loved that game. A 4th Gen one would be nice.
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wasn't that a sequel (kinda) to Pokemon Colosseum?

OP pokemon snap it should have about 60 million sequels

Oh thank god, I didn't think anyone else would mention this! But definitely seconded

 

[albinoterrorist]

Timesplitters Future Perfect.
(Why did Haze have to kill you, Free Radical? ;~

And DEFCON.
Certainly DEFCON.

 

[[Gavo]]

]Jet Set Radio Future. I loved that game.

http://hardcoregaming101.net/jetsetradio/jsrfe.jpg
I can dream, right?

I hate you for posting this. Now I feel like crying for losing it all those years ago.

This game and SSX Tricky...oh my god...

Well, a new SSX game is coming out...

 

[CheckD3]

Geist was a game that would make a great sequel, especially in today's gaming world. Ghostly powers, haunting things and scaring them guards, and solving puzzles, all while being a ghost? Yes please! Just don't make the final boss so obnoxious to fight...

I'd say Sly Cooper, but we've got that coming, how about a Sly Cooper made by Sucker Punch? Seriously, I love the series and I'll buy 4, but I'm scared, since it was the writing and the strong focus on a blend of comic styled story telling filled with realism and drama. Like Batman if he was really a big bat, and robin was a bird, or whatnot. I mean, Sly 2's mid-section with the Contessa? Wow, I couldn't believe it, and the way the characters grew in game...oh glorious. Even Sly 3, not as good as 2, still started the game in a great way...I'll stop here or I'll have a novel on how much I love this franchise

I wish when a company made a series, they didn't have to give it up, because you get the Duke Nukem effect, a team that wants to keep the series going, but at the same time, makes the game a bit worse when they suck the game's virtual wingy-wang and not force innovation the way the original team would...

 

[oktalist]

1. Dreamfall: The Longest Journey. The epicness of the story is rivalled only by the epicness of the cliffhanger it was left on.
2. Culpa Innata. The innovative point-and-click detective adventure with an original "dystopian utopia" setting, also hanging from a cliff.
3. Psychonauts. Just more of that game, please.
4. Beyond Good and Evil. Of course.

 

[Aurora Firestorm]

System Shock 2. Because that cliffhanger ending is the worst and Irrational needs to go back to its roots.

Chrono Trigger. Because Chrono Cross was a lousy excuse for a "sequel" with an embarrassingly bad battle system and lame characters.

 

[RuralGamer]

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Gah! Ninja'd not once, not twice but three times by this here gentleman! I'd give you a cookie, but it would be uneconomical to develop a matter-transfer device to beam it to your desk, so I'll hold on to it for now... or just eat it.
Jade Empire especially; it was a fun game with a great story, pretty good, unusual combat system and characters; it was just too darn short! And glitched to completely broken after a few playthroughs (or maybe my disk just died massively for some reason).

OT: A sequel to KOTOR2, not a spin-off MMO. I would have said done by Bioware, but now that the EA marketing department seem to have their claws in them so deeply, I fear that half the game would be reserved for people who bought the life-size Darth Vader statue that goes "Noooooo!" whenever you walk past, now only $1,000!!! (I'm referring to Mass Effect 3 for those curious, and its heinous DLC). To be honest, I wouldn't mind if Obsidian did it, so long as they were actually given at least to the original stated deadline and didn't have to cut something like a third of the content.

Age of Empires 3; again not an online game. A proper AoE4, please, Microsoft?

Company of Heroes 2, although that may not come, if the rumours about THQ are to be believed.

 

[WOPR]

Cubivore, what with minecraft spiking in popularity because of it's "charm" I think it would be a GREAT time for nintendo to make a sequal for it's masterpiece "survival of the fittest" cube based cannibalism simulator

Did I mention it's also somewhat rare and REALLY REALLY FUN!?!?

 

[Patrick Buck]

There are three games which I think have been NEEDING a sequel since I first played them



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All three of these titles (series in the case of Battlefront) are excellent games and (imo) should have gotten a sequel.

I can't rememeber where.... But I DO rememeber seeing an artical about star wars battlefront III coming out some time this year, Couldn't rememeber where though. -_-

 

[Iwata]

I agree with a bunch of games already mentioned:

Homeworld 3
Battlefront 3
Starlancer 2 (fuckin' Freelancer doesn't count)
Brutal legend
Mirror's Edge
And others.

But I would add to this the brilliant yet overlooked Singularity. This game got killed by Activision before it was even put on the shelves. In fact, a lot of games from Raven Software seem to suffer that fate.

 

[boag]

Final Fantasy Tactics, no the advance pieces of shit do not count!

Xenosaga, should have had the last 2 games made.

 

[Images]

Freedom Force! - Need more El Diablo, Man-O-War and of course Minuteman!

Evil Genius - Dr. Evil meets dungeon keeper, what's not to like?

Vampire The Masquerade: Boodlines - One of the best RPG's I've ever played.

Republic: The Revolution - Infuriating bugs and graphics aside, a gloriously different kind of game.

And my number one choice?

Gangsters: Organised Crime. That game made my freaking adolescence. Gangsters 2 was awful but I always hoped they'd come back to the franchise.

 

[Sehnsucht Engel]

Vampire the masquerade: bloodlines. Awesome game.

 

[Atmos Duality]

Tribes: Vengeance

A real sequel to the story, specifically.
It would make a great launching point for the online MMO that's in the works, since it would give the players some knowledge about the factions in the Starsiege universe if nothing else.

 

[PotatoeMan]

Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines.

Alongside a remastered version, a complete, non-rushed sequel would have great potential and could even be superior to the original.

The studio that made that broke up I played it again recently and I don't usually replay games.
The whitewolf vampire rights were bought by CCP the EveOnline guys that are making an MMO with it. It may never arrive as they spread their dev teams over eve, the fps spin off Dust and this new mmo.

 

[MammothBlade]

Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines.

Alongside a remastered version, a complete, non-rushed sequel would have great potential and could even be superior to the original.

The studio that made that broke up I played it again recently and I don't usually replay games.
The whitewolf vampire rights were bought by CCP the EveOnline guys that are making an MMO with it. It may never arrive as they spread their dev teams over eve, the fps spin off Dust and this new mmo.

Yeah, I realise that. Troika are long gone. I don't think an MMO is comparable to a single-player sequel, though.

 

[CarlMin]

I think Half Life 2 Episode 2.

 

[PotatoeMan]

Yeah, I realise that. Troika are long gone. I don't think an MMO is comparable to a single-player sequel, though.

I would prefer to see a stand alone game aswell rather than the usually dungeon grinding MMO.

 

[Aprilgold]

]Jet Set Radio Future. I loved that game.

http://hardcoregaming101.net/jetsetradio/jsrfe.jpg
I can dream, right?

Oh boy, Sega, I will personally take out a loan and buy 1,000 copies if you buy this game... Ok, once I have the money to do that.

Also, this needs one badly.

Spoiler: Your just a bag of meat and bones, hacker.

And of course, this game as well.

Spoiler: Hay there little squirrel.

[small]I just really like this picture of Raz, the fan club doesn't need a sequel.[/small]