TheJollyCorner
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Goodnight, sweet prince.
I really wanted a second game. :/
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New IP you really liked, but Dev died or whatever forcing no sequel
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Goodnight, sweet prince.
I really wanted a second game. :/
Kameo: Elements of Power
Not impossible that a sequel will happen, but doubtfull
Here's some artwork
Not impossible that a sequel will happen, but doubtfull
Here's some artwork
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2011/04/kameo-2-artwork-hints-at-the-pretty-sequel-that-might-have-been/
krypt0nian
Banned
<3 <3 <3 Phantom Dust <3 <3 <3
Blur doubtful but Asura's Wrath is interesting because Capcom didn't have high expectations for it.Asura's Wrath
Also Blur
How did Spec Ops: The Line do?
Imagine a sequel on the PS4.
I think it was to similar to Warhawk and yeah if they were to push multiplayer a lot further maybe.
Whatever happened to Game Republic, the story behind doesn't any sense they had projects and then owner cuts and leaves?
Initially released on PS2, later ported to Xbox, PC and eventually PSP. Neither version was successful saleswise. A sequel was rumored shortly before the original's release but Konami probably didn't expect the game to bomb so hard. Maybe they should have included the MGS 2 demo with this one insted of ZOE.
oh, the memories. I loved the story's plot.
R
Retro_
Unconfirmed Member
http://www.polygon.com/gaming/2012/...-yoshiki-okamoto-retired-console-games-mobile
Sounds like some failed business decisions did them in
Voice of Reason
Banned
edit: nevermind, im dumb
Alex Connolly
Member
Emperor of the Fading Suns. One of those great forgotten strategy titles.
Ol No Bones
Banned
If Microsoft didn't shut down xbl for the original Xbox I would still be playing phantom dust a lot. There is not many games with the depth and excitement of phantom dust. The game is very balanced even with the high number of skills available.
Seriously though?
(same thing I post in every one of these threads....)
Really enjoyed playing that one.
Goodnight, sweet prince.
I really wanted a second game. :/
Oh damn thee two hurt so bad. I loved these games, and now I'm left hoping some other developer makes games similar to these.
I loved that game.
Imagine a sequel on the PS4.
Game was so good, easily the most under-rated title of 2012. I didn't even know it existed until I got it for free with PS+.
My vote as well.
Oh wow, he is still alive. Half-jokingly thought he was on the run from the Yakuza.
Ivan A Nguyen
Member
Split/Second. Normally I don't play racing games, but this one was really fun. Too bad disney closed down Black Rock and we'll never see the sequal teased at the end of the game.
ShockingAlberto
Member
Dance Inferno
Unconfirmed Member
Not as good as the original, but I still want a NOLF 3 dammit!!
Edit: Picture is cropped, this is NOLF 2, not the original.
Kun Aguero
Member
So much promise, only the good die young
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My tears are salty..
My tears are salty..
Spring-Loaded
Member
Alpha Protocol definitely comes to mind, but so does WET.
I love it's style from the visuals to the music selctions, Rubi was genuinely a bad-ass lead, and while the game had some rough patches (the entire final level is recycled material followed by a janky QTE with missing sound effects), I had an absolute blast with it. It's still one of those games I like to visit from time to time for some fun, popcorn gaming. WET could definitely have benefitted from an expanded and polished sequel.
Don't forget THE SOUNDTRACK
Also, Prey... even though I never played it, I wanted Prey 2
I was going to come in here and say, "Oh, Folklore, the thread," but, yeah, never mind.
Heavenly Sword is another one, though I keep getting the inclination Sony is going to revive it for PS4.
The dev didn't die, but the IP kind of did before Nariko showed up in PS All Stars.
Heavenly Sword is another one, though I keep getting the inclination Sony is going to revive it for PS4.
The dev didn't die, but the IP kind of did before Nariko showed up in PS All Stars.
Evolution_1ne
Banned
I know this isn't going to be the most popular choice around here as the game was generally panned on gaf (and everywhere, really). But the people who were dedicated to this game know how much potential was there. 256 player battles, vehicles, bunkers, turrets, actual ranks in the game that meant something (like the leader of your platoon could call in air strikes or block the enemies radar).
It was, in my opinion, the most hardcore shooter on consoles this gen. It was basically impenetrable to new players which made the whole 'free to play' release a complete failure. It took atleast 50 hours of play to memorize each of the humongous maps. It also took a long time to understand why the bunkers, the AA and other targets were important to attack/defend.
The thing that took it to an entire different level for me though is the absolute beast mode that good players could go on from time to time. Now it took you to be on defense, usually, and in a part of the map you know perfectly... for the squad going up against you and the nearby squads to be fairly dumb. But a typical game of MAG would end for a normal player with like 20 kills and 18 deaths. Someone amazing at the game could break 100 though. Just absolutely go off and get in this zone where you are just fucking RAMBO-ing the entire other army. I never got 100, i broke 50 a couple times, but goddamn it was just amazing to watch.
Unfortunately the high entry level of skill and game knowledge needed combined with the fact that it wasn't call of duty meant that MAG lived a pretty quiet life with a small but dedicated fanbase. And now, of course, Zipper is no more. But for two straight gens they have given me my favorite shooters for each. Socom 2 and now MAG.
This, well said
GoofsterStud
Member
Nailed it!
Favorite game that year. It needed a better story, but it was ready. A the Sequel could of been epic.
Too Human
I liked the story and the gameplay was enjoyable.
Came in to post this.
FOR.
Confusion Illusion
Banned
Nox. Overshadowed by Diablo 2 and never got a sequel.
What happened to Westwood? They just stopped making games.
EA did them in like almost a decade ago.
POWERSPHERE
Member
Skate. Sure it got 2 sequels, but it needs more.
revolverjgw
Member
The Saboteur was one of my favorite open-world games, shame to see Pandemic die soon after
PreyingShark
Member
Sort of.
^I'll go with this. Project Sora was dissolved, so even if they do make a sequel it'd be a different team and likely just wouldn't be the same. In other words, getting a "true" sequel just isn't very likely at this point.
Candeldandel
Member
Holy shit! I thought I was the only one that played this game. I only vaguely remember it, but I liked it, even though I sucked balls at it. Probably one of the first proper PC games I ever played.