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Well diden't see anyone else writing it. But i have always been a major huge fan of Baldurs Gate series! So a new Baldurs Gate would just be epic in my world <3
Almost completed them all. Except Throne of Bhaal i am at the last boss and she is so hard to kill :/ tryed almost everything.

Umm another game would be... Well i think the only game i would wnat a sequel of is Baldurs Gate ;D

Warboss ZanZag wrote:Well diden't see anyone else writing it. But i have always been a major huge fan of Baldurs Gate series! So a new Baldurs Gate would just be epic in my world <3
Almost completed them all. Except Throne of Bhaal i am at the last boss and she is so hard to kill :/ tryed almost everything.

Umm another game would be... Well i think the only game i would wnat a sequel of is Baldurs Gate ;D

Where is there to take it? The Baldurs Gate characters end up as a demi-god + retinue, or equivalent depending on what your choices are. Bioware took that game from level 1 to the final possible conclusion of epic level D&D. I agree it was awesome and wish there was more but sequels are not the answer.

Frankly I would like to see an epic campaign done well covering the classic Greyhawk adventures: Hommlett, Temple of Elemental Evil, Slavers, Giants and Lolth. No 4e abomination please.

Orlanth wrote:

Warboss ZanZag wrote:Well diden't see anyone else writing it. But i have always been a major huge fan of Baldurs Gate series! So a new Baldurs Gate would just be epic in my world <3
Almost completed them all. Except Throne of Bhaal i am at the last boss and she is so hard to kill :/ tryed almost everything.

Umm another game would be... Well i think the only game i would wnat a sequel of is Baldurs Gate ;D

Where is there to take it? The Baldurs Gate characters end up as a demi-god + retinue, or equivalent depending on what your choices are. Bioware took that game from level 1 to the final possible conclusion of epic level D&D.

Different characters? New story? Personally I would love to see the same type of game but with a different city. Something like Waterdeep. It would be pretty cool to go through all the levels of Undermountain in a Baulders Gate type game.

Since Baldurs Gate there have been plenty of Forgotten Realms games: Neverwinter Nights and Icewind Dale both count here. So the call for a 'sequel' has already been answered.

Orlanth wrote:Since Baldurs Gate there have been plenty of Forgotten Realms games: Neverwinter Nights and Icewind Dale both count here. So the call for a 'sequel' has already been answered.

That's true. Though that doesn't mean we can't have more sequels!

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Amaya wrote:Warhammer is possibly the largest fantasy world and setting it in certain areas would really limit what you could do.

Compared to something like the Dungeons and Dragons Forgoten Realms maps the warhammer world is tiny and setting games in small areas of it has worked in the past for RPGs. Baldurs Gate, Never Winter Nights etc.

Baldurs Gate 3 incedently would be my choice.

How is Warhammer small?

http://whfb.lexicanum.com/mediawiki/images/4/4f/WarhammerWorld.jpg

I never said it was small. I said it was tiny compared to the forgotten realms map, which it is.

Orlanth wrote:Since Baldurs Gate there have been plenty of Forgotten Realms games: Neverwinter Nights and Icewind Dale both count here. So the call for a 'sequel' has already been answered.

Besides the fact neither really follow the gameplay style of Baldurs Gate, both of these games are getting on ten years old now, I think the call for more games within the Forgotten Realms is a good one. It's most detailed fantasy setting I've ever come across (and no I'm not a DnD fanboy, never played it), and I'm comparing that to LOTR among others let alone Warhammer. I would wager a bet that if Bethesda or Bioware had the rights they wouldn't be making Dragon Age or Oblivion, they would be making Baldurs Gate.

I'd like to see another sequal in the Parastie Eve series.

Orlanth wrote:Since Baldurs Gate there have been plenty of Forgotten Realms games: Neverwinter Nights and Icewind Dale both count here. So the call for a 'sequel' has already been answered.

That was hilarious, thank you.

Having played 4E since it came out with my buddies, I would love to see a game based around it. It would be easy too, as the table top game has basically already layed out character development, all the developer would have to do is add worlds and quests, and call it a day.

There is a game that's remarkably similar to 4E.

It's called World of Warcraft.

OP got two for me right of the bat Jade Empire 2 and KOTOR 3. But I guess The Old Republic is supposed to be the "sequel" for KOTOR. Then next post Ahtman mentioned Freedom Fighters 2. Definately would like to see that one too! Glad some people played that game.

Some games I would love to see with sequals would be.....

Starwars Battlefront 2: Despite its faults SWBF II was one of the most entertaining and fun games to play with friends, Im a big SW's fan so I enjoyed it by myself as well. I would love to see a PS3 sequal with more worlds, more vehicles and larger battles, please not another PSP game, their fun enough but I cant stand the tiny screens.

Rome Total War: Rome was my second favourite TW game, possibly 3rd depending on how Shogun 2 goes. Rome wouldnt need much of a change, maybe just better graphics and a few more units.

Bioshock 2: The Bioshock series is my favourite game series to date, I love the atmosphere, the little nods to the subject matter which inspired them and most of all the character of the city revealed by not only its citizens but also by the blood scrawled on the walls, the manic messages , the audiologs, the monuments to greed, the monuments to the Utopia, the sounds of a whale, the booming of a Big Daddy or the disturbingly cheery advertisements which continue to echoe throughout the corpse of a city. I love everything about these games, Bioshock 2 even managed to improve the combat and the hacking system which compared to the first game are superior.
Im super excited about Infinite but so far it not a Bioshock sequal, considering it happens before Andrew Ryan even founded Rapture, before he even came to America. Im deeply intrigued on where this is going, Columbia seems to have the same charm of Rapture but also with the underlying tone of something has gone wrong. Who knows perhaps the two city's will eventually intertwine their stories, considering we know very little about the world outside of Rapture. And if its anything like Ayn Rand's world in Atlas Shrugged then its definately not like our world.

Dawn of War "the original series": I whinge about this alot but I hate MODS, all I want is one more expansion with Daemon Hunters and Tyranids.

I just beat Bioshock 2. Good game.

*mumbles on about wanting a second freelancer*

KamikazeCanuck wrote:I just beat Bioshock 2. Good game.

You should check this out: http://www.bioshockinfinite.com/main.php

Different story but will be equally as fun.

Syndicate Wars. The first two games were absolutly amazing, still are (maxed out corporate cyborg > space marine and time lol) that and little big adventure

A better version of crackdown 2. That you don't get bored of in the first 3 weeks.

malfred wrote:There WAS a Populous 2. It was an odd game.

edit: Nevermind. I never played Populous 2. I played Populous 3. Odd game.

wait.... they made a secound and third populous.......... TO THE INTERWEBS AWAY!!!!!!!

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Mike Noble wrote:Madworld. I really loved that game.

Also, they should make a new Earthbound game. I think it's been around 5 years since the last one.Maybe they will, but it won't be for another 3-5 years I'm sure...

What was the last one? I didn't realized that had happened. I love Earthbound.

I'd really enjoy another Baldur's Gate game too.

Mother 3 right? That's where Lucas from Super Smash Bros. Brawl comes from.

Oddworld Stranger's Wrath 2
Conflict global ops 2
Rainbow six 3 2 (sequel to the xbox version, Raven shield was good but i loved the way RS 3 managed to blend casual with realism)
Soul Reaver needs a DECENT sequel, 2's combat was unplayably bad.
Psi ops 2, loved the games strict rules and early implimentations of physics, even before half life 2!
Timesplitters 4

+1 for Timesplitters 4.

I want to play as a minigun armed monkey again! It'd be awesome to play online rather than just local multiplayer too.

I would love to see sequels to the following:

1. Skies of Arcadia (hands-down my favorite JRPG!)

2. Beyond Good & Evil

3. Sins of a Solar Empire (This time with a solid single-player story mode!).

Mischief Makers-Most underrated N64 game ever

Sins of a Solar Empire and Homeworld as people have suggested

A 2D old skool Castlevania game would be nice too, the new MP game seems to gimmicky

And finally Call of Duty, I think it's about time we get a sequel for that game. I mean seriously guys the wait is getting ridiculous.

And for the totally opposite I think Final Fantasy should STOP making sequels, or at least stop numbering them. By the time you get to like 6 using numbers sounds silly. Take a break guys.


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Beer_&_Bolters wrote:I'd like to see another sequal in the Parastie Eve series.

Isn't this happening, 3rd birthday or whatever?


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DA's Forever wrote:*mumbles on about wanting a second freelancer*

I second your mumblings

Beer_&_Bolters wrote:I'd like to see another sequal in the Parastie Eve series.

It's almost complete.

It's called 'The Third Birthday' (This has thrown a lot of people off), and it's currently in development for the PSP.

Don't have a PSP? There are plenty of games and features which are worth buying one for.

asimo77 wrote:Mischief Makers-Most underrated N64 game ever

*high-pitched school-girl squeel* Yes! *scrambles to dig out his N64 and scour the internet for a copy*

But seriously, Mischief Makers was probably the biggest time-sink of my childhood...next to Legos.

A new game by Team ICO.
Maybe one set in the world of Ico and Shadow of the Colossos.

That and maybe a Zelda game that's set in Termina again or just somewhere new and exciting.

Melkhiordarkblade wrote:A new game by Team ICO.
Maybe one set in the world of Ico and Shadow of the Colossos.

Good news for you

Now that its been brought up, Gladius. Failing that I would like to see a new Saboteur game(the PS3/Xbox one). I know Pandemic was shut down, but man they were a great studio.

Melkhiordarkblade wrote:That and maybe a Zelda game that's set in Termina again or just somewhere new and exciting.

Heh.

Seeing "Termina" made me think of Chrono Chross and the fact that we need another one of those games on one of these current systems.

LordofHats wrote:

Melkhiordarkblade wrote:A new game by Team ICO.
Maybe one set in the world of Ico and Shadow of the Colossos.

Good news for you

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