 | 6 Games I Would Like to See a Sequel For October 25, 2007 10:35am in gaming |
| Looking back at some of the games I've played, I came up with a short list of games I would like to see a sequel made for it.
6. Crackdown By far, Crackdown is my favorite open ended game. GTA is fun for oh I don't know the first hour maybe but then gets incredibly repetitive. While I eventually traded Crackdown in, I still had plenty of fun with it, even after the Halo 3 beta was over. 
5. Star Wars Battlefront Star Wars Battlefront was fun. Star Wars Battlefront II was even more fun with the addition of the space battles and hero/villain battles. I would like to see one come out on the next gen consoles. However I would like to see them add to the space battles. Maybe add a dogfight game mode. The space battles in Battlefront II were fun, but I felt like something was missing. The potential for this would be pretty good I think. 
4. Jedi Knight Jedi Knight III: Jedi Academy was a great addition to the Dark Forces/Jedi Knight series. I would like to see a new game come out on the next gen consoles as well. Using the force and a lightsaber is always fun. 
3. Rainbow Six This one will more than likely definitely come along eventually, if a sequel isn't already in the works for Vegas. Rainbow six is a great first person shooter that brings in strategy to how you play the game. With the features and action list of things that were introduced to Vegas like the cover system, repelling, fast rope, snake cam, etc. I would like to see what they could do with the next one. 
2. Rise of Nations This is still by far my favorite Real-Time Strategy game. I wouldn't mind seeing Rise of Nations 2 with better graphics and some more improvements on game play. Rise of Legends was sort of a sequel, but not quite. 
1. Halo With the way Halo 3 ended, it leaves the series wide open for a Halo 4 following it. It would have to start a new story arc but that shouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. Part of me is hesitant as it could end up hurting the series, but it could also be done well, maybe utilize more of what the 360 can do. 
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