What the title says really.

I'm a big fan of NOLF, or No One Lives Forever, of which two games have been released so far along with a crappy tie-in. I'd love to see the trilogy finish with all loose ends resolved. Above all I want to know what H.A.R.M. really means!

Parasite Eve

But isn't the game already a sequel to the novel? ^^;

Same concept , but plot is not related though.
P.E need a proper sequel , psp release is not enough!

True enough.

Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines

that game was amazing and I'd love to see a follow up.

That is something I second, if only for more screen time with Jack.

i want a new breathe of fire game.....and not that dragon quarter crap either, but a proper one.....with sprite goodness.

lunahound- the ps1 game parasite eve?....wasn't there already a parasite eve 2....and a really odd movie



oh, and a new suikoden game....cause i like collecting elevendy bajillion characters while having my own castle/army

Well, since Jak&Daxter are getting a new adventure, my vote goes to Sly Racoon. 3 wonderful games, I want more!

A sequel to Half-Life 2 episode 2 would also be very nice. In case Valve totally forgot that they're still supposed to make it.

Episode 3 is being worked on no doubt about it. Valve isn't known for doing half-assed jobs.

Hmm, I'd like to see a sequel where we revisit Adrian Sheppard.

BrookM wrote:
Hmm, I'd like to see a sequel where we revisit Adrian Sheppard.

This, very much this.


I would say a Republic Commando 2 but they kinda decided to cover that with the book series...

Heres my list:
Firewarrior [PS2] - For the simple reason of making a hell load better and on the next generation consoles/pc, i believe it had a noble heart but a poor buget and love, it needs to be given the love, care, time and the chance to redeem 40K on console.

Ghost in the shell: stand aone complex [PS2] - It had suh a good story line but really felt rused, it had a rich bckground to drw from and i feel with the new technology they could make a much more deeper game like the series.

Flower [PSN/PS3] - This enchanting and angelic game has me still hooked and it is so emotional, i have never played a game like it, and i really want more, maybe a different environment and species of flower.

Area 51 [PS2] - This game had it all for me, it was that fething scary, had a super deep and rich story line, awsome game play and had me hooked from the go but it lacked any form of good co-op or online, there is so much yet to be answered, i want more

Valkyria Chronicles: that game was simply fantastic.

another star wars battlefront
also the forced unleashed
oh and crackdown.
cant wait for saints row 3
should come out next summer or christmas

99MDeery wrote:Valkyria Chronicles: that game was simply fantastic.

QFT

Squig_herder wrote:

99MDeery wrote:Valkyria Chronicles: that game was simply fantastic.

QFT

I believe ones in the making or is already out... just not outside of Japan.

Nothing saying that Republic Commando 2 can't come to light though...

Heck, the books were really just prequels or stopgaps into the timeframe from the game. The last one, Order 66, tied in with the Kashyyk level. The next one "Imperial Commando" is going to be picking up from there, so...
Y'never know.

Grim Fandango.

Full Throttle.

Let none dispute it.

Jin wrote:Grim Fandango.

Full Throttle.

Ahtman wrote:

Let none dispute it.

I super concur

Konami seriously needs to take back the reigns on the Silent Hill franchise. Silent Hill Origins was terrible (Though ultimately ignorable), Silent Hill 5 is a blasphemous piece of trash that's not worthy of anyone's time, and the upcoming Silent Hill remake, though it looks interesting, just doesn't seem like it's going to do the series justice. It's very depressing to think that I'll never see a good Silent Hill game again, but it looks like that's what is going to happen.

Vagrant Story. And while they're at it, a proper sequel to Final Fantasy Tactics (Without all of the horrendous things they did to Ivalice with Final Fantasy Tactics advanced) would be amazing, especially with the power of the current generation. Akihiko Yoshida's amazing artwork would work wonderfully as high-resolution sprites, and Hitoshi Sakimoto's beautiful compositions could finally be recorded by a full-on orchestra. But unfortunately, Ivalice has fallen far too far from it's original design to make any acceptable sequel.

Another sequel to Bushido Blade would give the fighting game genre a nice breath of fresh air. This time around, the concept of realistic damage (I.E. - No health bar) could be done justice. Just think of all of the possibilities. Real-time rendered damage, dismemberment, decapitation. Ah, that would be incredible. Unfortunately, I have a feeling that Bushido Blade 3 isn't coming around any time soon.

A sequel to the Chrono (Cross; Trigger) series would be nice, as that seems to be the only JRPG series that's worth my time to play anymore. The most amazing turn-based RPG system ever made, in my opinion, and the time travel element would give you actually legitimate puzzles that don't seem like a pointless waste of time. Putting it on the 360 or PS3 would allow for things like an absolutely massive world, tons of different 'eras' all fully fleshed out, a party roster that could finally rival Suikoden, and maybe even branching decisions that permanently affect the world. I might just be the only person who enjoyed Cross more than Trigger (And that could probably be attributed to my hatred for Akira Toriyama), but it's definitely time to bring on the sequel.

Also, Luna, don't give up all hope on The Third Birthday. At the very least, it's going to look and play much better than the PS1 originals (Not to mention that Square is using their incredible CGI tech that they've been refining since the first Final Fantasy movie), I have a feeling they'll add in voice acting (as it seems like that's been the trend with their games these days), and I have an even stronger feeling that they're going to streamline the combat to make it a lot less clunky. Plus, calling a PSP game an improper release is just silly, isn't it? At least we're getting one at all (it seemed pretty hopeless, didn't it?). Just look at Crisis Core, and tell me that Square Enix doesn't know how to make an amazing PSP game.

a sequel to the last turok
i loved that game even if most hated it

Fallout Tactics for one (god I love that game), remake of FF7...NEW DUNGEON KEEPER!!! (Its good to be bad )
Oh and a rerelease of "The War of the Worlds" RTS (mine broke and I cant find a replacement...making me well twitchy)

There was a planned sequel to Fallout Tactics but it was cancelled due to break of canon and lack of interest.

I'm pleased to see another AvP game in the works finally, I've been demanding another sequal to that for years.

Final Fantasy
Madden
Halo

CorporateLogo wrote:Final Fantasy
Madden
Halo

I see what you did there...

We need a new tactical D&D RPG. Baldur's Gate III, anyone? Or Temple of Elemental Evil 2, whatever that would be. Maybe a new assault on Myth Drannor.

Great, under recognized game by the same guy that did Dungeon Master 1 and 2. Really great fun although some levels are unbalanced and difficult to the point of insanity but fantastic none-the-less. You even match wits with a team of Ghost Buster knock offs.

I really can't wait for saints row 3.
Its supposed to come out 2011 fiscal year.
Which i have no idea what it means.
so if it comes out 2011 it means that it comes out when im i community college.

Darkwatch. It's still one of the best games I've ever played.


It's about an outlaw in the wild west who gets bitten by a vampire lord. Awesome game, play it if you get the chance.

And we need a Kohan III. Hurry up, Timegate.

oooo Darkwatch! I totally forgot about that game... gonna put that on my GameFly queue

The Banjo-series needs deserves another sequel. Nuts and Bolts was fun for what it was, but it wasn't a real Banjo game.

XIII. Damned cliffhanger. like hell am I reading a COMIC BOOK to find out what happens next!

Other than that, I actually want less sequels. Why does every good game need a sequal?

Case in point: Prince of Persia. Sands of Time was really superb and unlike anything else that had come out beforehand. Unfortunately, all of the games since them have just felt like rehashes of a concept that only needed to be done once. Even the recent (third) reboot was devoid of the originality that made SoT so enthralling.

I would honestly be happier with less sequels, not more.


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XIII. Ah yes, I totally forgot about that one. Thanks for reminding me of that

I haven't played "the two thrones" or the Next-Gen Prince of Persia, but Warrior Within was a bad joke compared to Sands of Time.

Anung Un Rama wrote:
I haven't played "the two thrones" or the Next-Gen Prince of Persia, but Warrior Within was a bad joke compared to Sands of Time.

The new PoP was trying really hard. It had a new art style, a new combat system, new characters and a new theme. Unfortunately none of the new stuff, except maybe the characters, was any good. The only things that worked really well were the writing and the jumping puzzles. Unfortunately we have had 3 full games worth of well-executed jumping puzzles, so whats the damn point?

It struck a terrible balance between old and new. Like the opposite of MGS4.

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. The only game that can scare my bada$$ older bro.
Prince of Persia.
Shadow of the colossus (did i spell that right?)
The Suffering
And of course......




Who doesn't love tortuing criminals to regain health?

Golden Eyed Scout wrote:Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. The only game that can scare my bada$$ older bro....

I whole heartedly second Eternal Darkness! A Classic!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! I just laid out the argument for NOT doing another PoP sequel!

Eternal Darkness would be interesting though. I don't know if its likely though, what with Silicon Knights off doing their own thing. I guess it depends on who holds the rights.

MeanGreenStompa wrote:Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines

that game was amazing and I'd love to see a follow up.

Omigod, YES.

Deadshane1 wrote:

MeanGreenStompa wrote:Vampire the Masquerade:Bloodlines

that game was amazing and I'd love to see a follow up.

Omigod, YES.

The company that developed bloodlines shut down in 2005. This does not make it impossible for a sequel to be made, but if it was you would have completely different people behind it. Just so you know.

garret wrote:another star wars battlefront

Hell yeah! I've been wanting a next gen version since the 360 was released. Imagine how cool it would be online. I know Quake Wars: ET was trying to do the same thing, but was nowhere as good as Battlefront 1 or 2. Those two games were the sole reason I kept my PS2 for as long as I did.

garret wrote:oh and crackdown.

Crackdown 2 is on it's way. There's something about it on Xbox live, a video I think.

I'd like to see a sequal to Black, the FPS on PS2. That was an awsome game. Never played another game past/present that made me work so hard to clear a level on the higher difficulties. Sometimes frustrating, but always rewarding. Plus the sound effects were top notch.

The Suffering

Homeworld 3. I like space

Shemmune- Come on it's been 10 years.

Gladius. Mutiplay tactics greatness. = to final fantacy tactics in my mind

Skate or die. Classic deserves a remake

River city ransom. same as above.

Super mario brothers 2: I loved being able to play as toad and princess. The game was fun the music was catchy and every Char was different.

Final fantasy II. A dark knight with blood on hs hand seeks redemption and becomes a paladin. I get FF X 2 about a girl band who charges people to save them and spend half the battle changing skimpy outfits. Feth you SQUARE.

Saga fronteir 2: They make Gustave, the main Char, them have him disappear halfway through the game, never to be heard from again. Feth you SQUARE

Shining force: Stop this shining soul crap and give us what we really want.

Castlevania: I played the game to watch Simon Belmont prove that vampires dont have to be staked, you can treat them like bad children and whip them to death. I could give a damm about Alucard and his sad love life.

There was a suffering sequel, entitled "Ties That Bind."

nintendoeats wrote:
Eternal Darkness would be interesting though. I don't know if its likely though, what with Silicon Knights off doing their own thing. I guess it depends on who holds the rights.

Ah yes, Eternal Darkness. I love the John Woo moments when you start shooting with two pistols at the same time...only to reload them after every shot

Wannabe Writer wrote:

garret wrote:another star wars battlefront

Hell yeah! I've been wanting a next gen version since the 360 was released. Imagine how cool it would be online. I know Quake Wars: ET was trying to do the same thing, but was nowhere as good as Battlefront 1 or 2. Those two games were the sole reason I kept my PS2 for as long as I did.

There was one. But they cancelled it.

sexiest_hero wrote:
Super mario brothers 2: I loved being able to play as toad and princess. The game was fun the music was catchy and every Char was different.

Castlevania: I played the game to watch Simon Belmont prove that vampires dont have to be staked, you can treat them like bad children and whip them to death. I could give a damm about Alucard and his sad love life.

You do know that what the Super Mario Bros. 2 you know in fact wasn't a Super Mario game.

Altough old-school Castlevania was okay, I prefer the Metroid-like games with a giant Castle to explore and leveling up. Though Alucard really isn't a very interesting character.

Gentlemen.

Skies of Arcadia.

It's about air pirates for god's sake! One of the best games on the gamecube. Though after saving the world (and exploring pretty much all of it), perhaps a(nother) remake would be best - prettify it, flesh it out some more.

Or maybe an MMO...

By Gork, he's right! How could I forget about this game.

There's only one thing missing. Customising the ship. After that, there's nothing to add to this game.

I'd settle for making it a little more difficult to forget to buy that new cannon early on - you know the one, it's the one that the gigas fight is nigh impossible without. Goddamn Recumen and it's goddamn death lasers...

GAH!!! Why have I still not played this game? Iv'e had a DC and a GCN for years now and I have yet to play SoA. Thats defenitely going on the list.

Yes! Yes! More Skies of Arcadia please! oh man maybe have it for the wii and have it come with a VMU-like peripheral so you can raise that little flying blob pet thingie.

Good luck finding it nintendoeats. A new version on Amazon cost about a 100 bucks


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I guess SoA would work a little better with less random encounters. Sometimes it just got ridicoulus.

Crimson Skies, actually, would make for a great sequel.

I'd like to see Mechwarrior 5, please.

Also Half-Life 3.

valve has stated that the episodes are half life 3
the reason they do that way is so you dont have to wait so long for a full game just small games that are fun

garret wrote:valve has stated that the episodes are half life 3
the reason they do that way is so you dont have to wait so long for a full game just small games that are fun

-Cough- That didnt work so well:

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garret wrote:valve has stated that the episodes are half life 3
the reason they do that way is so you dont have to wait so long for a full game just small games that are fun

Actually, I thought they were already working on Half-Life 3, since before Half-Life 2 was even released, right?

I thought the episodes were more like Half-Life 2 Plus? More like little expansion packs?

i dont know
i just wished i knew when episode 3 would come out

Well, if you consider that they worked on HL1 for about 5 years, and HL2 for 7 years these ones have been flying off the assembly line.

However, when Valve finishes a game it's a work of quality. Except for Ricochet.

I want another Mortal Kombat game. Damn you, economic crisis, for beating up poor Midway.

Masters of Magic. I played that game until I damn near could do it in my sleep. Some imitators have come along here and there, but none are good enough.

Ricochet was made by Valve? I thought it was gearbox or some nonsense. Whatever, it was just some bonus content, so I'm not complaining.

im pissed that they would rather left 4 dead 2 the halflife
jerkwads

ehm..Garret, would you mind, you know, try typing a little better? Thanks in advance.

And yes, I've stated before, I just played Episode 1+2 two months ago, but I really (2x) want Episode 3. To quote Gametrailers: how many years can it take to make a 5 hour game?

Valve has a certain level of quality that they wish to adhere to. Plus they're working on TF2 content, L4D, L4D2 and something else.

Pleeeeeeese let it be a Portal Sequel.

we need another kingdom hearts.
and on the 360

You mean that Final Fantasy game with Disney characters?

Ack. Horrible crossover.

burn heretic.

Dude, seriously. Even if I liked FF, I would still think that the KH thing is lame as hell.

X-COM
Wing Commander
Wing Commander Privateer
Ultima
Betrayal at Krondor
Baldurs Gate
Syndicate

Betrayal at Krondor had a sequel, Return to Krondor.

At the time I thought it was pretty cool, but I think it was pretty short and not as immersive as Betrayal at Krondor.


And yeah, I thought Richochet was done by someone other than Valve?

Origin Systems hust down in 2004, so Ultima and Wing Commander are out.

I say LOTR: conquest. Best LOTR game ever!

ixlar wrote:Syndicate

Starbreeze (the people behind The Darkness and Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay/Dark Athena) have picked up the license and are starting work on a re-make of Syndicate.

I liked Kingdom Hearts, but I can fully understand why someone wouldn't like it

Hordini wrote:Betrayal at Krondor had a sequel, Return to Krondor.

At the time I thought it was pretty cool, but I think it was pretty short and not as immersive as Betrayal at Krondor.

Yeah, it was a failed attempt at a sequel. I don't count it as one. They should get serious, and make a real sequel.

nintendoeats wrote:Origin Systems shut down in 2004, so Ultima and Wing Commander are out.

I hope that someone picks up the license. Those were really great games.

Wannabe Writer wrote:

ixlar wrote:Syndicate

Starbreeze (the people behind The Darkness and Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay/Dark Athena) have picked up the license and are starting work on a re-make of Syndicate.

This is nothing but great news. I hope it is the same premise. Cyborg hitmen used by the mafia. Who doesn't love spraying down a street of people with flame throwers just to hear them scream. Good wholesome fun for everyone.

Sadly The Darkness and Dark Athena were VERY average, so I have low expectations.

y,know what we dont need a sequel to. any sonic game.
that francise has gotton lame.
but on topic: we need a rachet and clank on the 360

Worms! It's the best video game to play while drunk.

amen to that.
i loved that game i have it on my 360

Yo know what other game doesn't need a sequel?
Prey. I played it last week and was terribly dissapointed.

well its getting one though.

Is there any info about this game besides that cryptic line at the end of the first one?


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I mean: the Super Mario Bros. movie had the same kind of ending

i saw the cover somwhere

Psychonauts amazing game and i'm not sure why they havent made a sequal yet.

Kingdom Hearts for xbox, good games, but no cards just please no cards.

Skies of Arcadia they would have to do it in a different time period or go the way of final fantasy and have it in a completely different world with no actual connections to the other one, because discovering where things were would be difficult if it already happened.

The Witcher it was just too cool of a game it actually gave the feel of taking care of number one by whatever means necessary in a world that is mostly both hostile and doing the same.

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Bioshock does not deserve a sequel. There I said it.

::back to normal mode::

I'd like to see a true KotOR sequel, not this MMO mess.

Bioshock so does and i'm excited for it!

did they ever make a oejam & earl 2? or jade cocoon? id like a second one of those plaese

Roze wrote:Bioshock so does and i'm excited for it!

I knew it wouldn't be popular to say otherwise. But honestly--what is so great about yet another FPS? It didn't really add anything to console gaming. So the developers actually cared about the storyline, so what? The bar is a little higher than that these days.

Manchu wrote:

Roze wrote:Bioshock so does and i'm excited for it!

I knew it wouldn't be popular to say otherwise. But honestly--what is so great about yet another FPS? It didn't really add anything to console gaming. So the developers actually cared about the storyline, so what? The bar is a little higher than that these days.

I guess you are part of the teabag and frag generation then?

Bioshock is a great game, it is built around a solid story, something games should do more often instead of building the game around an engine or graphical gimmick.


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Roze wrote:Bioshock so does and i'm excited for it!

did they ever make a oejam & earl 2? or jade cocoon? id like a second one of those plaese

Toejam and Earl 2 was a platformer and the third was Toejam and Earl 3D. Only the first game was great, the others blew hard sadly.

BrookM wrote:I guess you are part of the teabag and frag generation then?

Bioshock is a great game, it is built around a solid story, something games should do more often instead of building the game around an engine or graphical gimmick.

Au contraire. You may want to read my post once more. It's not pretty pictures I'm after but innovative game play. That's something Bioshock lacked. Maybe Sea of Dreams will correct that with play as a Big Daddy but, as for the first go around, wielding a gun in one hand and magic powers in the other is nothing original. The story was, as you said, solid. But merely solid. It wasn't the sort of thing that I got swept up in at least. Maybe that's because I actually read Ayn Rand and saw her drivel for the sham that it was many years before. Sorry, mate: it wasn't that pretty, it wasn't that compelling, and it wasn't that fun.

Like I said: Give me a true (or at least complete) sequel to KotOR.

Well, that's your opinion and I've got mine.

Clearly so.

oh no! well i guess i'm lucky i only knew about toejam & earl 1 anyone know if there is a 2nd Jade cocoon?

There is a PS2 sequel for Jade Cocoon.

woop Thanks! now can i play PS2 games on a PS3? if not then i'm pretty sure my ps2 is in the loft

when did you get your PS3? is it a 60G or 80G? (there is a 40G, too, I think)

80G i got it about 3 month ago when my Brand new 52" TV blew up and fry'd the old PS3, so PC world in there wisdom replaced all of my cooked electrics My poor Ipod docking station melted!

Most PS3's lack backward compatibility.

BrookM wrote:Most PS3's lack backward compatibility.

Trufax.

@Roze: Sorry but you will not be able to play PS2 games on your 80GB PS3. Unless Sony UK is doing things a lot differently.

To add once more to the BioShock discussion:

I have to agree with Manchu at one point. It basically was just "guns and magic" powers. Freezing and elecricity attacks is nothing new and shooting a big daddy with lighting was just as effective (and easier to to) then shooting in a pool of water he's in but you're not.

The setting was brilliant though and I really enjoyed the story.

However, I don't think this game should have a sequel. It works fantastic on it's own and I don't see what another adventure in rapture could really add to the concept.

As someone who is very interested in video game storytelling, I have to say that I was fairly unimpressed with Bioshock. It had some interesting ideas, and the actual environment was compelling, but on the whole I felt that it didn't come together very well. It was too gamey to be a story experience, and to storyish for a gaming experience.

On the other hand, I get why many people like it.

I think I prefer the few audio snippets you get in BioShock to the endless codec conversions of MGS.

Those were a good idea, which Iv'e seen used effectively in a few games (sort of Doom 3, also freeware game Iji). However, it really only works as part of a greater framework. Bioshock relied solely on it, so I just felt like nothing was happening through the whole game. It needed more: I just saw that happen, so I should react like this" moments, like in HL2.

The codec conversations in MGs at least created drama and tension, since that was what they were designed to do. In Bioshock, they actually suffered from not controlling the player experience enough. Anyone who plays HL2 with commentary will know that you can guide players without them realising it, and 2K failed to do that. this made Bioshock an interesting experiment, but ultimately not one that I would play in sequel form.

Mushroom Men the Spore Wars
BloodRayne
Urban Choas Riot Response

I'd also like to throw jade empire on the list and back up the true sequel to KOTOR.

They made a sequel to bloodrayne, I would personally enjoy a sequel to star wars battlefront 2 and then a prequel of the new sequel.


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There are 3 models of PS3 that play PS2 games, the 60GB, Old 80GB, 80GB w/ MGS4. The newer 40GB, 80GB, and 160GB don't play the games.

On a quick and interesting sidenote, The PS2 "emulation" in the newer PS3s is actually still half hardware. The PS3 emulates the "emotion engine" processor, while the graphics synthesiser (which was shifted to the same chip as the processor for the slimline PS2s) is still firmly entrenched inside that PS3.

See, the PS3 is crazy powerful and all, but the Emotion Engine and PS2 Graphics chip are incredibly complicated, far moreso than your average processor. Even with six available processor cores, the PS3 just can't keep up with that much emulation.

So next time somebody tells you that they should update all PS3s with backwards compatibility, bitchslap them in the face with that information!

It's mentioned before (and thanks reminding me to it ) XIII.

and I would like to see a new S.W.A.T game, more AI and new graphics would realy make my day.

Assasin's Creed but it's already getting a sequel.

too human. man that game was fun.
also in light of one i said earlier battlefront is getting a sequel.

Didn't the company that was making the new battlefront game go under?

i guess so but from what i can gather it may still be going on. thats atleast what the star wars wiki said.

One of the recent game informers i think had an article about how all of their software is being dumped from the game and the cool new stuff they were doing couldn't be recreated so my hopes were dashed, but it seems like its still getting made, just by a different company and with much different gameplay.

as long as it stays faitful to the normal battlefront gameplay im happy.

I definitely want to see an updated, truly updated mind you, X-Wing versus TIE Fighter coming out multiplatform.

That game, was brilliant. Especially the Balance of Power expansion.
I still have memories of hiding out in an asteroid field in a B-Wing formation, ambushing the Executor.

After having just played it, I want another Ghostbusters game for the 360. It is GREAT! It is like I am playing a movie! Very funny dialog and descriptions of stuff in general. If you liked the first Ghostbusters movie, you will love this game.

Superman 64.

halonachos wrote:Superman 64.

Mattlov wrote:After having just played it, I want another Ghostbusters game for the 360. It is GREAT! It is like I am playing a movie! Very funny dialog and descriptions of stuff in general. If you liked the first Ghostbusters movie, you will love this game.

I so want this game! However Sony has done a weird deal in the UK, meaning that it's out now for PS3, but us poor 360 owners have to wait until later in the year . I heard it has multiplayer, what's it like?

we need rachet and clank on the 360.
also turok.

We need more wii games. The wii has so much potential to be awesome, but half of the games for it are garbage and the only good stuff is Mario.

Also:
Sins of a Solar Empire = best game ever made for PC.
That definitely needs a sequel.

I also want a Total War: Medieval III and a Total War: Rome II. Total War Games are the best. I also want a modern Taotal War game.

theres a reason beacause nintendo stops certain games that would outshine mario,zelda and others.

garret wrote:theres a reason beacause nintendo stops certain games that would outshine mario,zelda and others.

Wait. Is THAT the reason they sold Rare?
And I think to say that they stop certain games so that their own titles won't be outshined is a pretty ridicoulus statement. Nintendo knows that with the crawling speed they produce their titles they need some good 3rd party support.

Yet they aren't getting it because of the way they work with 3rd party developers. Sony and Microsoft actually send people down there to work with the 3rd party developers(unlike Nintendo) to make sure the games work. Also nintendo has to give a seal of approval which can take months and usually it will come after the expected release date therefore making them push it back. look it up.
But I'm sure everyone will disagree
Don't get me wrong nintedo is a great company but there business practices should be likened to that of gw.

Only GW works really well with their third party companies, such as FFG and THQ.

Really? I wasn't aware of that. Interesting new perspective on things.

The way things work is that FFG and THQ (i.e. Relic and those other companies) get a free reign to do as they please, as long as it fits the IP and passes the standards set by GW. Dark Heresy, Dawn of War, Blood Bowl and Rogue Trader are all thoroughly checked and examined by GW to see if it does justice to the established IP. And only then are they allowed to sell it.

On the other side of things GW knows what these companies can do and thus gives them a lot of freedom to do things. As long as the IP isn't violated or raped everybody is happy. Especially GW, as it makes them more income and brings in more potential customers for the main games.

I actually meant what garret said about Nintendo. Sorry, should've claridied that. Thanks anyway Brook.

The Seal of Approval is slapped onto anything. SeanBaby did an article on really bad games that were given the seal.