Larry Ragland from DJ Podcasts writes "As you can tell by the Spike Videogame Awards show it’s around that time to pick game of the year time again. But as I was contemplating who would receive my coveted vote for GOTY I realized that there were a lot of games this generation of consoles that I think deserve sequels but never got them. I have selected five that I’d love to see get quality sequels, which ones are on your list?"
Remedy has made a couple of changes to its core management team with the goal to grow Alan Wake and Control into larger franchises.
With path-traced diffuse lighting and reflections even the mighty RTX 4090 can't hit 60 FPS at 4K without frame generation.
Alan Wake 2 is set in 2023, yet in Bright Falls and the Dark Place, there's a recurring element that feels somewhat anachronistic.
A haunted 4k OLED doesn't quite hit the same. Analog horror is a genre for a reason, they matry much better than digital and horror. Like which sounds better, a haunted VHS or a haunted PDF
You're spot on. Plus, having old technology is world-building. It immediately makes you question (even subconsciously) why an old television still exists there. It adds character and background in a subtle way. It is unsettling for the player, and attracts their attention in the best possible way because something about it isn't right.
The Saboteur is a game that unfortunately won't see a sequel unless a developer buys the rights to the series.
ooooo i agree i would LOVE a Resonance of Fate 2
Am I the only one who wants a Kameo sequel? I really enjoyed that game for it's originally and creativity.
prince of persia 2008 , all they need to do is tweak the combat and allow death kind of like they did with assassins creed, because pop08 is a full PoP game it just suffered from no death mechanic, and one on one battles, everything else was amazing.
folklore 2 (may never happen)
vanquish 2
mirrors edge 2
splatterhous 2 (with a better execution this reboot series can be very good)
beyond good and evil 2(when is this coming out)