Condemned 3, I need my bum wars fix for the next gen.
I could also go in for an Alan Wake 2.
Duke Nukem Forever 2. This time it takes 2x the time to make and it's 2x worse. jk jk
I would like to see Alan Wake 2, Bully 2, L.A. Noire 2, and Psychonauts 2.
Annnd... that's all I got off the top of my head.
Fuckin' bullet-point formatting... I hate how you can't put a space in between each entry now, so as to stop it from looking so cramped.
@yummylee: I actually played Fear Effect 2 recently, I was blown away by how good it looked. Fucking brutal difficulty though.
Though, as a huge Silent Hill fan, I want them to just stop. Just stop until some person who grew up playing Silent Hill has the chops and the experience to bring an evolved vision to it. Tom Hullett is merely retreading old ground, and shifting it less from cinematic horror to Twilight Zone mystery. Which is fine for Alan Wake but not appropriate for Silent Hill. I just want them to put it down and let it marinate in people's memories, and then return as an evolved version rather than a rebuilt version.
For me, it's a Parasite Eve reboot done by Eidos Montreal. A third person shooter/brawler with RPG elements, Mass Effect-style cover and activated powers, Arkham Asylum style melee combat, stealth mechanics, puzzle mechanics, and a big area that you explore more of as you gain new weapons or abilities.
@yummylee: I actually played Fear Effect 2 recently, I was blown away by how good it looked. Fucking brutal difficulty though.
Though, as a huge Silent Hill fan, I want them to just stop. Just stop until some person who grew up playing Silent Hill has the chops and the experience to bring an evolved vision to it. Tom Hullett is merely retreading old ground, and shifting it less from cinematic horror to Twilight Zone mystery. Which is fine for Alan Wake but not appropriate for Silent Hill. I just want them to put it down and let it marinate in people's memories, and then return as an evolved version rather than a rebuilt version.
For me, it's a Parasite Eve reboot done by Eidos Montreal. A third person shooter/brawler with RPG elements, Mass Effect-style cover and activated powers, Arkham Asylum style melee combat, stealth mechanics, puzzle mechanics, and a big area that you explore more of as you gain new weapons or abilities.
Huh, apparently notifications aren't working. God, how long have I been in the dark? How many replies have I missed which may then be construed as rudeness?! D=
So yeah, Fear Effect 2's animed-esque cellshaded style still looks really fetching to this day. It's the sorta game that would look downright beautiful if it could somehow get a HD remake or something of the sort. Also, while it's no doubt because of the limitations of the hardware, I find it kind of charming how everybody tends to bob their head when they're talking in the cutscenes. Gameplay hasn't aged all that gracefully, but it still stands as one of my favourite games of all time. That cool little strategy game you get to play as Glas is definitely one of my favourite minigames at that.
I see what you mean about Silent Hill, too. Even as a stout defender of Downpour, I couldn't in good conscience put it up there with the best, even if it was still a marked improvement from Homecoming and 0rigins least.
I'd certainly be alright with an extended 'break' for the series, allowing it to bide its time until much later into the generation. What's so great about Silent Hill is because each game is only barely connected (well, besides SH1 and SH3, and Shattered Memories to some extent), they're often given a lot of freedom for where to take the series. So long as there's fog/snow storm/vision obscuring effect and the all important psychological horror aspect, then the rest is up to whatever their minds can conjure up. The Climax folks who were involved with Shattered Memories look like they had a good grasp on making a superb Silent Hill game least, despite removing all combat entirely; those chase sequences sometimes got to be a little lengthy, though. Still, its story is most certainly one of the best in the series at that.
Maybe after so long, Kojima will finally be given the OK to give the series a try... I'm sure such a pairing would be interesting (and probably kinda pervy) at the very least. Also, Silent Hill on FOX engine. Yummy.
A new Shadow Hearts game. The greatest rpg franchise in the history of video games needs to rise up and reclaim it's rightful position on the throne.
@hector: Well that's the idea behind this thread. I wanted to see what sequels people wanted to games they loved. They could be super old that only had a niche market, doesn't matter. Just look at the examples I gave. Valkyria Chronicles got very little love yet the new XCOM won GB's GotY award when VC did a lot of that stuff and in some cases better in 2008. I'm sure there are some games that you'd love to see make a return maybe just because they had an interesting idea and it didn't fulfill its potential but a sequel could change that or maybe even a theme you enjoyed in one game but hasn't really been explored much since.
A new Baten Kaitos game would be nice. And of course Persona 5.
God Hand 2, The World Ends With You 2
All very inspired choices, especially TWEWY. That game is just DS crack. Seeing Tokyo Jungle there actually made me think of downloadable games on XBLA that I completely didn't even think about such as Shadow Complex.
I would like to see a sequel to THE LAST OF US. I know we have only just had the game but I think there are possibilities for more stories in this world.
It doesn't have to be the same characters as the first game. Naughty Dog could show us another group of survivors in a location separate from the first game. That could be cool.
This game was such an achievement that I am really looking forward to whatever Naughty Dog do next and I was never big on Uncharted although it looked good.
@wraxend: I would love to have seen Asura's Wrath released as weekly downloads like a tv show. That just makes way more sense to me with the way the game is than on a disc. It should've been that way and then a disc later on like you were buying a boxset of a tv show. Maybe that's something that could (and should) happen if they make a sequel.
Persona 5 (if it doesn't end up on current gen), Ape Escape 4, a new StarFox that's a true followup to 64, and Jet Set Radio 3.
God of War 4. Fuck being stuck because Kratos killed all of Greek Mythology. There are lots of religions and plenty of gods that Kratos can murder if they're willing to let loose and have fun with it. Or maybe I just want to see Kratos fight Jesus.
@hailinel said:
A new Chrono would be at the top of my list, although Square Enix would probably just fuck it up these days.
Chrono Trigger was a special project that I don't think can ever be really repeated. I know that there's Chrono Cross, but I personally thought that game was terrible and did a major disservice to Trigger.
and yet it should be easier to do than ever since those separate companies merged.
Key members of the original team are no longer with the company, though.
I don't think you need the same team for it to be good. If they took some of the concepts, themes, and principles of that old game and made something modern out of it then it could potentially be pretty awesome. Though yes, they would probably just fuck it up.
I agree that shouldn't necessarily stop a project, people leave companies all the time. It's not like Final Fantasy stopped when Sakaguchi left Square. Some might say maybe it should have but it didn't. And other properties such as Metroid have flourished in new creative hands.
If nothing else I'd like Chrono to get made, even if it's not great, so people will stop asking for it.
I would love to see these come to next gen consoles.
I've actually had a few come true.
A new Shadow Hearts game. The greatest rpg franchise in the history of video games needs to rise up and reclaim it's rightful position on the throne.
This, a thousand times this!
Runner up: A new Grandia, or a dotHack game but with actual online. Basically, the Infection, Mutation, Outbreak and Quarantine games but with online dudes to play with rather than NPCs
A new Baten Kaitos game would be nice. And of course Persona 5.
I saw this a while back before Monolith became more public with project X. Some kind of concept art. I wouldn't be surprised if BK3 or a "spiritual successor" type deal is in the oven over there. They originally did BK and Xenosaga concurrently back in the day, so still in the realm of possibility. Tastes good with:
Mutant League Football and some proper Ape Escape. Maybe bring back Wonder Boy. And a new Jet Force Gemini could be really neat and shiny.
Mega Man returning with a cool game.
New Devil May Cry which continues form original story.
A pokemon game which has Red as the protagonist and many character returns from Gen I and II
@pie_romancer: I kind of also would like to see a sequel. The story really got going in that game and I was really interested and then it all kind of just stopped. I'm pretty sure I didn't even realise the game had finished until the credits were on the screen.
Freedom fighters 2. Just because when I originally played it I remember hearing a rumor about a sequel where you would take the fight to russia with a commandered aircraft carrier. Sounded cool lol.
If going with the chances for these happening being around 0.00001%, I would vote for such games as...
I could probably list a handful of more, but I just started to realize, that most of those (and a few of these) would be sequels to pc-games and proooobably wouldn't work that well on consoles, or at least wouldn't attract the audience...but well, a man can dream, right?
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