I had to go check if its truly true because it indeed is f bs. I never watched a single Alien movie and thats one of my fave horror games. Easily a 9/10
I got Alien Isolation on a whim for a horror game to stream and I absolutely fell in love with the game and my chat enjoyed it too. It’s such a shame we won’t have a sequel. The game made me rewatch the movies because I enjoyed it so much
Alien Isolation only becomes popular years after its release, via word of mouth and the beginning of Let's Play video format on RUclips. People watch these people played it and they wanted to play it too and so on and so on. Mike's rage at the IGN score is well-deserved.
It did do very well. The horror genre in general was in the toilet before AI which AI kick started the heart again. 2.5 mil sales was amazing. EVERYONE never has a bad word to say about the game everyone loves it IGN spoilt any chance of a sequel because they had SEGA's ear. Creative Assembly were ready and willing to make AI2. SEGA kiaboshed it with BS "weak sales" excuse.
@Mike Wilson-Barrett: No it wasn't. It was well received, but it did not sell as well as Sega wanted. It was very expensive to produce (due to the advanced A.I. and the cost of the licence, plus a long development time of over 3 years). That meant the profits were lower than expected. The developers also had to hire outside contractors from other studios, since they had no experience of making survival horror games. They ended up with over 100 people on the team, which added to the development costs.
@@norasyikinali6283 the beginning of the LP format? I'm sorry, but popular Let's Players have been around, getting millions of views, since 2010, 2011.
I expected it at first, but in reality? This would involve Ellen thinking something was left to be expanded on from the original. I don't mean to put words in her mouth, but I can easily imagine her telling us that one Kingdoms of Amalur is all we need.
I've never seen a bad Oxboxtra video. They're all gold. But some, like this one, go even further, and are just flawlessly top notch! I love opinion pieces so much! And I love the candid nature of these videos! More of these, please. My one wish is that this video gets a sequel. Somehow. When you're done with the gardening.
Big agree, the regular edited down list vids are great and all, especially for hooking new viewers, with the snappy punchlines and to the point descriptions but these longer form, more conversational ones are super comfy and fun AND really highlight the great personalities and synergy y'all have! The perfect middle ground between the "click bait" style quick hits and the dnd vids which are also great for getting the most of you fine folks into the content but unfortunately unwieldy :)
Wait, _Luke_ chose a racing game Andy _didn't_ mention Vampire: the masquerade bloodlines, _Mike_ chose what is ostensibly a _Stealth game_ And Ellen _didn't_ mention Kingdoms of Amalur? Who are you guys? And what have you done with OX? I'm sure Jane is behind this.... EDIT: I have been informed that Andy doesn't usually go off about Bloodlines... I must have misremembered. Maybe I'm the replacement clone..?
@@JachAnen Okay then, I maybe misremembered him going off about that game every few videos. Now that you mention it, I remember Mike talking about it, and maybe I mixed them up. Or maybe Jane erased my memories of the whole thing.
I wasn't aware until just now about the IGN score for Alien: Isolation. I had heard nothing but praise for it. I was super excited when I finally got to play it, and wasn't disappointed. Still one of the best games I've played.
I wonder though whether a sequel is necessary? I've not watched Alien nor played Alien Isolation, but it sounds like its basically already perfect as is? Like Idk where they would go with a sequel that wouldn't feel like just more of the same? I know some series pull of an unexpected better than the original sequel, but ten times as many series have a meh sequel or worse.
I mean, RLMs rich Evans on pre rec completely ripped on it deservedly, it's not very good hahaha. other than the retro aesthetic being deserving of praise..it's got really janky xenomorph ai, it's only got 2 patterns and no internal logic, literally the ENTIRE game is just opening doors, or finding keys to open doors, or a tool to get a key to open a door..that's literally it. No fun gameplay, well built stealth, or anything to mix that up like dead space or metroidvanias do to make that progression gating feel natural or fluid, no good writing or characters, and other than playing spooky warioware occasionally, there isn't much to it at all. Without the alien name noone would have given it a second thought.
@@KaladinVegapunk This makes it sound a bit like Prey or the RE remakes, which I quite enjoyed because I like a touch of existential pressure mixed in with my puzzle/exploration/survival games. I think I'll try it. Thanks for the review! (Not being sarcastic; different games are appealing to different people, and constantly intense horror games aren't for me most of the time because they wear on my endurance. If I want good battle mechanics and plot that will sing like literature, I'll play an FPS/RPG, or something like Bloodborne which is just a good fighting game with a creepy skin that isn't actually anxiety-inducing.)
@@SirStanleytheStumbler Or she flips open the trapdoor of her lair at 3am, stumbles in kicking her legs out of the tangle of cables. Then walks in and says "what day is it and whats the video called?"
@@phuzz00 Thats why I watched the Eurogamer playthrough of it because I got to the part just before the Alien appeared and noped out because I was so stressed knowing what was coming. But I adore watching other people playing it because it is just so beautiful!
My thought on the matter is "would the sequel really be good?" Like either its the same game a second time, or its a different game entirely which probably won't really capture the essence of the original. Feels like a no win situation for the creators. Some games exist perfectly as stand alone.
“Gorgeous” strikes me as a bit of a weird choice of words for a horror game based on one of the more deliberately grotesque classic horror monsters, but Alien: Isolation is good enough that it somehow makes that description make some semblance of sense.
Meh, "deserves" is a strong word. It was the type of game for a set audience, with an outside audience who didn't really care to play it due to the content, but didn't mind watching someone else subject themselves to it. For the type of game it was, it was already destined to be a one-shot. If you could kill the xenomorph* somehow though, it might've gained more of a following. Make it a double-edged sword that the corpse then becomes an obstacle due to their highly corrosive acidic blood. *The company could've intentionally bred more than one for experimentation purposes.
I'll always love these longer videos where the folks just give their full thoughts and opinions, it's a very welcome shift of pace from many other list channels. That said Titanfall 3 and Sunset Overdrive 2, where art thou.
The second Andy said Sleeping Dogs, I went, "THANK YOU! End the video. That's it. We won't top this." lol That's how much I want a sequel of Sleeping Dogs.
Alien Isolation is one of my favorite games of all time. That being said, I have never beaten it. Every time I replay it I make it to the last run through the station before the unfortunate Eva suit choice, and my nerves break and I put it away. I told my spouse one day after playing it “I have never had so much fun hiding in a locker for multiple hours”
Something not mentioned about Sleeping Dogs was its soundtrack. Whereas you could throw any number of songs together and set the game somewhere in the west this had J-pop, Chinese orchestral, classical, Kerrang! radio and rock. I got into a lot of new music while playing this. You could listen to the soundtrack and immediately identify it as Sleeping Dogs.
@@Maxon214 it wouldn't be called Portal 3 or Valve might have an allergic reaction, it would be something like Portal: Worlds, which is is two words XD
Shoutout to "Portal Stories: Mel" for being an extremely-excellent fan-made midquel to Portal 2, with some very excellent voice acting for your core companion Virgil!
I agree, Alien Isolation was done dirty. It had amazing atmosphere and felt like a first person movie. The AI was revolutionary, especially for it's time as it would learn the player's tactics, for example if you hid in lockers too often it would start tearing open lockers to find you
Jane brings so much chaos to the video 🤣 Also, just finished playing Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines for the first time, it absolutely deserves a sequel
Personal videos where we get to hear more about the stuff you guys personally care about and want to see in relation to games. A lot of it comes through with the regular lists, but it's nice to hear personal passions too :) Edit: I'm surprised Luke is big into AG racers, I completely failed to realize that with his creation of Gravity Rip :) I hope he's seen Redout, BallisticNG, and a lot of spiritual successors as well.
This video is evidence that both Andy and Mike have great taste in video games, because as soon as I saw the title of the video my immediate answer was either Sleeping Dogs or Alien Isolation. Honestly two of the best games ever made and it's a tragedy we never got sequels for either of them.
I didn't play Sleeping Dogs until years after release. Picked up the definitive edition and it held up so well, really really enjoyed it. Felt like the game that True Crime wanted to be and should've been.
I was really hoping one of these guys would say Eternal Darkness. None of them did. So down to the comments I go. Thank you for not disappointing me. Eternal Darkness was just such a damned cool game, and with that game style, plus all the HP Lovecraft content out there that they could plunder for story ideas, it seems like a story could pretty much write itself. But what do I know?
Discworld Noir. A fully voiced point and click detective game voiced by Rob Brydon, Robert Llewellyn, Kate Robbins and Nigel Planer. It's funny, clever, insightful, thrilling... You can watch it like a movie.
My heart! It's so great to see others who love this game too :) my all time favourite. But it'll never happen because the rights are lost to time since Sir Terry died. Not even a remaster :( :(
I really appreciate the existence of these videos where you guys get more candid and detailed about some personal experience or opinion of yours. It's something different and it's something different in a very good way. I am very glad that these exist alongside your regular list videos.
The Sleeping dogs show of the week was the first video i saw of this channel ♡ Sleeping dogs is such a great game I put 100s of hours into it. I would looove a second one ♡ the environmental kills are amazing.
With Rockstar dragging its feat and SEGA changing the formula for Yakuza games there is a real vacuum that a Sleeping Dogs style game could fill. Especially if the developer made the decision to offer 2 different campaigns where you could choose to either be an undercover police operative, or just a fresh off the boat guy working his way into organized crime.
Your guys’ PASSION for these longer, more thoughtful reviews. Primo content, thank you much, whatever magic inspired this question/style/mood (genie magic obviously), channel it for some more!
Mike was totally right about that. I can't even finish Alien Isolation as I die both on screen and off screen, far too many times! It defo needs a sequel - few games produce that level of tension or fear!
Golden Sun 4. Golden Sun and Golden Sun The Lost Age were masterworks of storytelling and game design and character design. I could talk all day about them. Golden Sun Dark Dawn lacked the same level of mastery that it's predecessors had, but it was fun nevertheless, and ended on a cliffhanger, with the Mourning Moon appearing as foretold. I need it.
I was gonna comment the same! Especially with the cliffhanger at the end of Dark Dawn. I feel like it really set up a lot of interesting threads for the next game. Unfortunately, I think part of the issue with Dark Dawn not getting a sequel so far is that it came out well after the majority of the original audience aged out of games or had moved on to other stuff, and the younger audience didn't have the nostalgia or knowledge to really be interested in it at the time. I think it would have found more success if they'd remastered/remade the original two games first for modern audiences before moving onto Dark Dawn. Would have given the devs a chance to refresh themselves on what made the first two great and would would have introduced new fans to the series.
this...and give the original 3 a re release so new players can get into them. I love this series, far more than Xenoblade Chronicles (after X it went a direction I really didn't enjoy that much and dying for some good RPGS after finishing the HD edition of Grandia)
I feel Jane's pain, I still have my preorder slip for "Beyond Good and Evil 2" it has been nearly 15 years and my receipt has faded so much that the printing is nearly unreadable but I live in hope, which it appears is next to delusion.
It's an evergreen comment from me at this point, but I really enjoy these more conversational like lists! Andy always has some real zingers that never fail to crack me up!
Quantum Break, I for one loved the TV/Game combo, also the all time manipulating is great, and gives great gameplay moments, and I would really love a sequel for it (Maybe one day in the distant future we/it will get one
Okami. That's my wish. I knew Okamiden is a thing, but I want a proper timeline shift like in Legend of Zelda. I want to continue to play as god doggo and all you do is help people and animals. The art style is just so beautiful.
Does anyone else remember Square's The Bouncer? Talk about a weird game with impeccable vibes. The music, the bizarre and endearing characters, the way you revealed the story by switching fighters...it definitely deserved a sequel (and also a remaster).
A game that I've only seen on the GameCube that I would love a sequel to would be Crazy Taxi. Playing that game as a kid in summer camp is such a vivid memory and experience. I miss that game.
Global Gladiators on the Mega Drive was quite successful, in part because you could get it really cheap at McD. I mean, I never ate there when I was a kid, but I got both Global Gladiators and the Mister Bean video they released. And Global Gladiators was actually good (especially for an advertisement game).
Outside’s videos are always quality but this may be my favorite. All different genres just makes me appreciate you all so much more, especially Luke. You sold me on a new F Zero lol I’d play
I would really love another Infamous game. I don't know why, but the gameplay and themes and design of these games, especially Infamous: Second Son massages my brain just the right way
Knights of the Old Republic 3. I know there was Star Wars: The Old Republic but I so desperately wanted a third single player game in that universe. It was so brilliant!
Absolutely this. I was so disappointed when they announced they were doing an MMORPG instead of a true sequel. At least it sounds like we might get a remake of the first game. If it survives development hell anyway.
ALIEN ISOLATION is a top notch game - it definitely deserves a sequel. Nevertheless, I've replayed the original so many times and I enjoy it every time!
@@Insaneian Yeah, I credit his willingness to joke but it’s almost more painful knowing he knows that specific painful complaint. My favorite joke about it that’s hard to use is that they may not be able of saying “3” but they can apparently count to “1, 2, Alex.”
Valve don't like just pumping out sequels like Ubisoft or EA though. They like new and different. Which I'm fine with. Give me as many new Valve IPs as possible.
Definitely an underrated gem that Ubisoft sadly somewhat swept under the rug. I loved the art style, and that bleak ending led the storyline in a really interesting direction.
My wish from the genie is for a sequel to Blast Corps. It was such a great game, and I don't think there's anything else like it. The original worked because each mission of clearing the path for the missile carrier was very neatly packaged, while still having bit enough levels that hunting out the secrets and getting 100% was satisfying. A sequel could have larger, more open world style areas with multiple ways to fulfil the mission and get the carrier to safety. Add in more vehicles for variety, maybe some online co-op levels where you have to work together. It'd be great.
I find it hilarious how the genie evolved (devolved?) from a magical creature that's going to make these games appear to a terrorist that's going to kidnap developers and force them to drop everything and work all of their waking hours until these games are done.
The problem is Sequels can often fail to live up to the hype of the previous one. And in some cases, they can be super disastrous! Remember Duke Nukem Forever? IS THAT WHAT YOU WANT FOR YOUR GAME FRANCHISES? IS IT?? So, make sure you've got a nice genie and not a real ass hole genie, before you confirm what games you want is all I've got to say.
Duke Nukem sucked for various reasons but the most glaring point was that it took way too much time for it to come out. And by the time it came out, well, both the gameplay and the humour was widely outdated. So I don't think it's fair to compare any sequel idea to DNF. After all, there are plenty sequels that actually are better than their initial games. Portal 2 is a prime example
I don't play survival horror games but picked up Alien: Isolation as they are some of my favourite films, and it absolutely blew me away. Gorgeous visuals, terrifying gameplay and the most audibly satisfying save points I've ever heard. I'd love a sequel, but I'm not gonna hold my breath.
Sly cooper they left us on a huge cliffhanger in thieves in time and I just want to see how it ends. Also an updated version of the first four games would be nice
Heck, a polished finished KOTOR 2 for all of us who couldn’t play the mods that did that would be great. Although I don’t know, all the attempts to close Revan’s dangling storylines have been… kind of depressing!
The benefits of technology. Step 1) Record your list of wishes. 2) Publish a redacted version of the list on the internet [writers and D&D forums seem best] 3) Get a lawyer to go overit with a fine toothed comb 4) Add lawyers wishes when feasible/required 5) "Djinn, I wish for this list of wishes to come true." 6) Wonder if you should have thought about how you were going to ask for your wish before making it. 7) Profit!/Regret E.g. I wish for this list of games to get a sequel
I absolutely loved it as well, it was one of the very first games I got into, although I was a bit rubbish at the interviews 😅 The whole face capture looking for tells etc. was such a unique idea and I'm not sure it's been done since, I think the graphics hold up pretty well too. It completely transported you back to that time period and the story was great, I had a secondhand copy for my 360 but realised last night I'd accidentally bought it on PS4 as well as my Switch lite so now I can play it on nearly all the platforms lol
One I want is an actual follow up to the original Mirror's Edge. Not Catalyst (though to be fair I really liked that!) But, an actual sequel, where the runners are true public enemy number one after what happened at The Shard.
I want to like Mirror's Edge, but I can't get far enough into the game before it lags out to get any real story. My PC ought to be good enough, it can run a lot of big newer games flawlessly, but there's something about Mirror's Edge that causes it to shit the bed
@@ethanderrick8486 on PC there's a huge problem I agree. My friend and I did a games jam live and it dropped to like 1 FPS at one point (think it was Chapter 3?). Apparently it's because of some of the settings which if disabled make it much much much better.
I say this every time but I do truly ADORE these longer form "list" vids where the team really shows themselves and explore what makes games so wonderful. Thanks for another great one, OXBox and OXTra!
I agree with Mike. Alien Isolation is a fantastic game that I really enjoyed playing. Creative Assembly did a really good job on the game and I can't say enough positive things about it.
I really want Condemned 3, I need to know where the story went!. I'd also rather see Extreme G come back over FZero or Wipeout, far superior and blisteringly fast.
Mike had me hanging on every word in his opening eloquent description on videogame journalism, topped off with that classic OXbox gotcha style comedy at the end. Like the beginnings of a master class taught by a seasoned & wisened old veteran espousing on that which they know best. That being said, I am shocked SHOCKED I SAY that Ellen didn't choose a Kindoms of Amular sequel. Darn good call none the less though.
Open world Crimson Skies with customizable character, carrier airship and planes where you can go around attacking cargo and military airships like in AC: Black Flag, and hub areas like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Sky Haven in Free Colorado. Story as well, of course, with named characters from the series, like Nathan Zachary and his Fortune Hunters.
Freespace 2 deserves a sequel! Besides being a fun space combat game that is still supported by the community, it's also an excellent cosmic horror story that left a lot of questions unanswered. Also, the intro movie to the first Freespace gave me nightmares as a child, and still gives me the chills to this day.
Nice seeing a fellow fan of the game... but I don't know, it already works well as a nice if ambiguous conclusion. Also, there's the mods Derelict and Blue Planet, although the former still has an overlong upcoming sequel if its own while the latter is regrettably unfinished.
I really think WET needs either a reboot or sequel. It was such a good game and felt so good and played pretty well. I remember just adoring it and was sad it never got a next gen make.... I really wanna replay it now...
The Entropy Centre demo just released for Steam NextFest and it really captures the spirit of Portal, but with a time-rewinding gun instead of a portal gun.
Love people putting respect on Sleeping Dogs name! Top 5 game for me. I'd love a God Hand sequel, Sifu kinda scratched that itch for me, but I loved the insanity in God Hand
“Lost in Shadow”! It’s a Wii game from 12 years ago that I really enjoyed. I always thought of it as being similar to Portal as a great set of mechanics loosely packaged with a storyline, and that a sequel that expands on the mechanics while delivering a great story would do it wonders, much like Portal 2 did for Portal.
I really wish we would of got an Alien Isolation sequel, it was so good. Would liked to of seen what the same team could of done with similar games using a predator or terminator.
OMG yes, it was brilliantly bonkers! I haven't played it for ages but when I left it my mum and the Great British Bake Off judges were in a love triangle so I should go and see how that's developed 😅
4:38 - Truth. In every word. One of my favorite movie franchises. We need more games like Isolation. The devs obviously "got it". They were true fans. 9:03 - Valve can't count to three. There you go. 13:50 - Preordered it as soon as it was announced. "Take my money!" I said. I'll keep waiting...
Metal Gear Rising: Revengence. I would love to see a sequel to that game, continuing Raiden's story and seeing the aftermath of Armstrong's goals and ideals
Andy, you have my heart for that answer. You took the words right out of my mouth. To this day, I cannot believe that this game has been left to dust! The world, the characters, the setting, everything was perfect. The only thing you didn't mention is the music, it was amazing too, i still listen to it to this day. I just loved going around the city, hearing the street vendors and eating bao, evetything was so lively. And i absolutely ADORED the kung fu centered action and how they played with it. I've been doing martial arts all my life, and the past few years I've been doing kung fu, and this game felt so right to me. They did so many things right, it breaks my heart to see this game get lost in the sands of time... But it will forever remain in my heart.
I felt robbed that that never got a second season too. Was interested to see how’d they were going to start it off, given the diverging endings of the first season. Shame we never got to find out 😥
Mike's comedy gold timing of the measured, thoughtful intro to his choice into ranting about the IGN review...beautiful. But really, every single contributor here nailed it - all of these titles were wonderful and I'd eat kittens to guarantee a follow up to any of them. Really cute kittens even.
They were actually working on a sequel back in the day, called Imperial Commando. Unfortunately, it was cancelled alongside all of LucasArts’ projects when the Disney Buyout happened. All that remains is a few books that were adapting the game’s story, until the Great EU Erasure.
Mike's buildup to the IGN score was so well done.
I also agree
He didn't throw them under the bus
But he did drive it over them
It was not only well done but it's so rare to see him actually angry that it makes it even better.
I had to go check if its truly true because it indeed is f bs. I never watched a single Alien movie and thats one of my fave horror games. Easily a 9/10
I got Alien Isolation on a whim for a horror game to stream and I absolutely fell in love with the game and my chat enjoyed it too. It’s such a shame we won’t have a sequel. The game made me rewatch the movies because I enjoyed it so much
I'm actually shocked Alien: Isolation didn't do very well. I had no idea. It's such a fantastic experience
Alien Isolation only becomes popular years after its release, via word of mouth and the beginning of Let's Play video format on RUclips. People watch these people played it and they wanted to play it too and so on and so on. Mike's rage at the IGN score is well-deserved.
It did do very well. The horror genre in general was in the toilet before AI which AI kick started the heart again. 2.5 mil sales was amazing. EVERYONE never has a bad word to say about the game everyone loves it IGN spoilt any chance of a sequel because they had SEGA's ear. Creative Assembly were ready and willing to make AI2. SEGA kiaboshed it with BS "weak sales" excuse.
@@norasyikinali6283 Did it hell. It was popular from Day One release day.
@Mike Wilson-Barrett:
No it wasn't. It was well received, but it did not sell as well as Sega wanted. It was very expensive to produce (due to the advanced A.I. and the cost of the licence, plus a long development time of over 3 years). That meant the profits were lower than expected. The developers also had to hire outside contractors from other studios, since they had no experience of making survival horror games. They ended up with over 100 people on the team, which added to the development costs.
@@norasyikinali6283 the beginning of the LP format? I'm sorry, but popular Let's Players have been around, getting millions of views, since 2010, 2011.
I am absolutely SHOCKED Ellen didn’t say Kingdoms of Amalur for her one wish.
Pretty sure she hasn't even finished the one she has, no need for a sequel.
Completely floored here as well.
I was about to type this. Beat me to it.
It was probably too obvious, so she chose something else to swerve everyone. It was my initial guess, too.
I expected it at first, but in reality? This would involve Ellen thinking something was left to be expanded on from the original. I don't mean to put words in her mouth, but I can easily imagine her telling us that one Kingdoms of Amalur is all we need.
I've never seen a bad Oxboxtra video. They're all gold. But some, like this one, go even further, and are just flawlessly top notch! I love opinion pieces so much! And I love the candid nature of these videos! More of these, please. My one wish is that this video gets a sequel. Somehow. When you're done with the gardening.
Big agree, the regular edited down list vids are great and all, especially for hooking new viewers, with the snappy punchlines and to the point descriptions but these longer form, more conversational ones are super comfy and fun AND really highlight the great personalities and synergy y'all have! The perfect middle ground between the "click bait" style quick hits and the dnd vids which are also great for getting the most of you fine folks into the content but unfortunately unwieldy :)
Wait, _Luke_ chose a racing game
Andy _didn't_ mention Vampire: the masquerade bloodlines,
_Mike_ chose what is ostensibly a _Stealth game_
And Ellen _didn't_ mention Kingdoms of Amalur?
Who are you guys? And what have you done with OX?
I'm sure Jane is behind this....
EDIT: I have been informed that Andy doesn't usually go off about Bloodlines... I must have misremembered.
Maybe I'm the replacement clone..?
Andy hasn't played vampire. Jane and Mike are the big fans
Yeah despite Andy's interest in the genre, VtMB is mainly Jane's thing
Luke's RPG, Gravity RIP, is literally pen & paper F-Zero X. It'd be weird if it _weren't_ his answer.
@@JachAnen Okay then, I maybe misremembered him going off about that game every few videos. Now that you mention it, I remember Mike talking about it, and maybe I mixed them up.
Or maybe Jane erased my memories of the whole thing.
The test subject had broken it's containment someone neutralise JokerCrowe!
I wasn't aware until just now about the IGN score for Alien: Isolation. I had heard nothing but praise for it. I was super excited when I finally got to play it, and wasn't disappointed. Still one of the best games I've played.
I wonder though whether a sequel is necessary? I've not watched Alien nor played Alien Isolation, but it sounds like its basically already perfect as is? Like Idk where they would go with a sequel that wouldn't feel like just more of the same? I know some series pull of an unexpected better than the original sequel, but ten times as many series have a meh sequel or worse.
I mean, RLMs rich Evans on pre rec completely ripped on it deservedly, it's not very good hahaha. other than the retro aesthetic being deserving of praise..it's got really janky xenomorph ai, it's only got 2 patterns and no internal logic, literally the ENTIRE game is just opening doors, or finding keys to open doors, or a tool to get a key to open a door..that's literally it. No fun gameplay, well built stealth, or anything to mix that up like dead space or metroidvanias do to make that progression gating feel natural or fluid, no good writing or characters, and other than playing spooky warioware occasionally, there isn't much to it at all.
Without the alien name noone would have given it a second thought.
Ryan from IGN, is that you? You sound like you were awful at the game and missed the point in the exact same way! :D
@@KaladinVegapunk This makes it sound a bit like Prey or the RE remakes, which I quite enjoyed because I like a touch of existential pressure mixed in with my puzzle/exploration/survival games.
I think I'll try it. Thanks for the review!
(Not being sarcastic; different games are appealing to different people, and constantly intense horror games aren't for me most of the time because they wear on my endurance. If I want good battle mechanics and plot that will sing like literature, I'll play an FPS/RPG, or something like Bloodborne which is just a good fighting game with a creepy skin that isn't actually anxiety-inducing.)
I just like the idea that Jane just shows up to the chair without knowing what the video she is even filming for is.
Probably a long day of filming
@@SirStanleytheStumbler
Or she flips open the trapdoor of her lair at 3am, stumbles in kicking her legs out of the tangle of cables. Then walks in and says "what day is it and whats the video called?"
Or, she is the one who grabbed the Genie in the first place - hence complaining about the Genie's limited power.
Of course Jane the overlord doesnt even need to know what shes doing:D
I felt Mikes absolute passion in this and fully agree. That game was gorgeous and it deserves a sequel.
I love the *idea* Of Alien Isolation, but I can tell it's just way too stressful for me to enjoy playing it :(
@@phuzz00 Thats why I watched the Eurogamer playthrough of it because I got to the part just before the Alien appeared and noped out because I was so stressed knowing what was coming. But I adore watching other people playing it because it is just so beautiful!
My thought on the matter is "would the sequel really be good?" Like either its the same game a second time, or its a different game entirely which probably won't really capture the essence of the original. Feels like a no win situation for the creators. Some games exist perfectly as stand alone.
“Gorgeous” strikes me as a bit of a weird choice of words for a horror game based on one of the more deliberately grotesque classic horror monsters, but Alien: Isolation is good enough that it somehow makes that description make some semblance of sense.
Meh, "deserves" is a strong word. It was the type of game for a set audience, with an outside audience who didn't really care to play it due to the content, but didn't mind watching someone else subject themselves to it. For the type of game it was, it was already destined to be a one-shot. If you could kill the xenomorph* somehow though, it might've gained more of a following. Make it a double-edged sword that the corpse then becomes an obstacle due to their highly corrosive acidic blood.
*The company could've intentionally bred more than one for experimentation purposes.
Jane's giving older sister being forced to play with her siblings energy
lol
Very Jane of her. Absolutely love her
Jade Empire, it had that same mixture of Fantasy Asia, magical martial arts, and that slight bit of steampunk that made Avatar such a fun.
Yes!
YES! We want Jade Empire from Bioware, not an Anthem!
Absolutely deserves a sequel. The setting was fantastic, and a proper sequel with deeper combat could be absolutely incredible.
China would ruin it. I wish it could happen, though.
First game I thought of!
I'll always love these longer videos where the folks just give their full thoughts and opinions, it's a very welcome shift of pace from many other list channels.
That said Titanfall 3 and Sunset Overdrive 2, where art thou.
Agreed. We need more of these long opinion videos.
Sunset Overdrive was my shit
Titanfall PLEASE!!!!
@@Yozan2263 I could not believe I enjoyed Sunset Overdrive. I went into it fully expecting it to suck and wound up loving it instead.
Ellen said Time Portal, and my first thought was Titan Fall 2
The second Andy said Sleeping Dogs, I went, "THANK YOU! End the video. That's it. We won't top this." lol That's how much I want a sequel of Sleeping Dogs.
@Spectrum Ace Well Saints Row is still a thing, so it's not like we don't get GTA clone sequels.
Is there a sleeping dogs sequel in the works right now or am I thinking of a different game?
@@SamJ.J. as far as I know, it’s not. But it should be lol
@waybe869 it's not impossible that I was thinking about watch dogs, which definitely did get a sequel.
This is a great idea for a video.
I can't wait for the sequel!
I swear if this comment doesn't blow up I'm gonna kill someone.
Do you make sub standard pillows?
@@theubiquitouspotato No. But people keep asking about my pillow. It's fine. Get your own dang pillow!
@@Michael_Lindell haha sorry bud, I'm easily amused. 😂
@@theubiquitouspotato It's fine, surprisingly few people are yet to comment on my name.
These type of videos are the greatest! I'll never tire of hearing the team talk about their favourite games.
Damn, Jane is making ME want a sequel to Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines even though I never played the original installment.
Alien Isolation is one of my favorite games of all time. That being said, I have never beaten it. Every time I replay it I make it to the last run through the station before the unfortunate Eva suit choice, and my nerves break and I put it away. I told my spouse one day after playing it “I have never had so much fun hiding in a locker for multiple hours”
Something not mentioned about Sleeping Dogs was its soundtrack. Whereas you could throw any number of songs together and set the game somewhere in the west this had J-pop, Chinese orchestral, classical, Kerrang! radio and rock. I got into a lot of new music while playing this.
You could listen to the soundtrack and immediately identify it as Sleeping Dogs.
Bro, Kerrang Radio! I still listen to it on youtube all the time. Some bangers there.
the Daptone radio station was my favorite, those are all still on my playlist
I love seeing all five OX hosts wax poetic about their favorite games and vibe off each other.
Ellen: "I have simply two words for everyone at home"
Me: "Kingdoms of Amalur! Oh wait that's three words...."
Ngl i thought the exact same thoughts
It would have been an incredibly topical President Biden joke, but they're British and probably filmed this at least a week ago.
of isn't really a word it's more of a conjunction between ideas XD
while Portal 3 is merely one word and a number
@@Maxon214 it wouldn't be called Portal 3 or Valve might have an allergic reaction, it would be something like Portal: Worlds, which is is two words XD
Shoutout to "Portal Stories: Mel" for being an extremely-excellent fan-made midquel to Portal 2, with some very excellent voice acting for your core companion Virgil!
Jane showing up not even knowing what video they're making is a whole mood
Either she has really bad memory and forgot, or she has really good anxiety management and never worried about it in the first place.
Just show up to the office each day like “what shenanigans will Outside Xtra make me participate in this time?”
more of these style videos, i really love seeing people get to infodump on their faves in a more unstructured way like this
I agree, Alien Isolation was done dirty. It had amazing atmosphere and felt like a first person movie. The AI was revolutionary, especially for it's time as it would learn the player's tactics, for example if you hid in lockers too often it would start tearing open lockers to find you
Jane brings so much chaos to the video 🤣
Also, just finished playing Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines for the first time, it absolutely deserves a sequel
It’s Getting one at least it shows on steam
Personal videos where we get to hear more about the stuff you guys personally care about and want to see in relation to games. A lot of it comes through with the regular lists, but it's nice to hear personal passions too :)
Edit: I'm surprised Luke is big into AG racers, I completely failed to realize that with his creation of Gravity Rip :) I hope he's seen Redout, BallisticNG, and a lot of spiritual successors as well.
He has. There is a video on this channel where he tries them all out.
Whoa? Luke made a game?
@@neolexiousneolexian6079 It's a pen and paper TTRPG, he even DM a session with Ellen and Mike on the channel
Pretty much all the video suggestions are great! I'd personally love to see a Jade Empire 2.
This video is evidence that both Andy and Mike have great taste in video games, because as soon as I saw the title of the video my immediate answer was either Sleeping Dogs or Alien Isolation. Honestly two of the best games ever made and it's a tragedy we never got sequels for either of them.
The lack of a Sleeping Dogs sequel is my personal biggest gaming tragedy
Sleeping Dogs is probs my favourite open world city game, just because it's so unique.
I didn't play Sleeping Dogs until years after release. Picked up the definitive edition and it held up so well, really really enjoyed it. Felt like the game that True Crime wanted to be and should've been.
I nominate "Eternal Darkness" Sanity's Requiem 2" as a sequel the world needs.
I was really hoping one of these guys would say Eternal Darkness. None of them did. So down to the comments I go. Thank you for not disappointing me. Eternal Darkness was just such a damned cool game, and with that game style, plus all the HP Lovecraft content out there that they could plunder for story ideas, it seems like a story could pretty much write itself.
But what do I know?
Discworld Noir.
A fully voiced point and click detective game voiced by Rob Brydon, Robert Llewellyn, Kate Robbins and Nigel Planer.
It's funny, clever, insightful, thrilling... You can watch it like a movie.
Great idea. Such a git to get it running on a newer machine last time i tried.
@@kendoyle I really wish you could play PS1 games on newer PlayStation's and basically just because of this game...
One of the best games ever made
My heart! It's so great to see others who love this game too :) my all time favourite. But it'll never happen because the rights are lost to time since Sir Terry died. Not even a remaster :( :(
Amazing choice. A wonderful game.
I really appreciate the existence of these videos where you guys get more candid and detailed about some personal experience or opinion of yours. It's something different and it's something different in a very good way. I am very glad that these exist alongside your regular list videos.
The Sleeping dogs show of the week was the first video i saw of this channel ♡
Sleeping dogs is such a great game I put 100s of hours into it. I would looove a second one ♡ the environmental kills are amazing.
With Rockstar dragging its feat and SEGA changing the formula for Yakuza games there is a real vacuum that a Sleeping Dogs style game could fill. Especially if the developer made the decision to offer 2 different campaigns where you could choose to either be an undercover police operative, or just a fresh off the boat guy working his way into organized crime.
Your guys’ PASSION for these longer, more thoughtful reviews. Primo content, thank you much, whatever magic inspired this question/style/mood (genie magic obviously), channel it for some more!
When are we going to see Oxventure run Vampire the Masquerade? Jane and Andy would be incredible!
I would love Barnaby the drunk vampire.
YES!
Mike was totally right about that. I can't even finish Alien Isolation as I die both on screen and off screen, far too many times! It defo needs a sequel - few games produce that level of tension or fear!
Golden Sun 4.
Golden Sun and Golden Sun The Lost Age were masterworks of storytelling and game design and character design. I could talk all day about them.
Golden Sun Dark Dawn lacked the same level of mastery that it's predecessors had, but it was fun nevertheless, and ended on a cliffhanger, with the Mourning Moon appearing as foretold.
I need it.
I was gonna comment the same! Especially with the cliffhanger at the end of Dark Dawn. I feel like it really set up a lot of interesting threads for the next game.
Unfortunately, I think part of the issue with Dark Dawn not getting a sequel so far is that it came out well after the majority of the original audience aged out of games or had moved on to other stuff, and the younger audience didn't have the nostalgia or knowledge to really be interested in it at the time.
I think it would have found more success if they'd remastered/remade the original two games first for modern audiences before moving onto Dark Dawn. Would have given the devs a chance to refresh themselves on what made the first two great and would would have introduced new fans to the series.
this...and give the original 3 a re release so new players can get into them. I love this series, far more than Xenoblade Chronicles (after X it went a direction I really didn't enjoy that much and dying for some good RPGS after finishing the HD edition of Grandia)
Before the word "Portal" exited Ellen's mouth, I was sobbing and in tears
I feel Jane's pain, I still have my preorder slip for "Beyond Good and Evil 2" it has been nearly 15 years and my receipt has faded so much that the printing is nearly unreadable but I live in hope, which it appears is next to delusion.
Just putting it out there that I would absolutely love a full series of Jane playing either VTM: Bloodlines, or VTM: Swansong
I'd absolutely love a series of Jane running VtM for the rest of the Oxventures gang.
It's an evergreen comment from me at this point, but I really enjoy these more conversational like lists! Andy always has some real zingers that never fail to crack me up!
Quantum Break, I for one loved the TV/Game combo, also the all time manipulating is great, and gives great gameplay moments, and I would really love a sequel for it (Maybe one day in the distant future we/it will get one
I need to go back and replay that game. I got to a boss battle that I couldn’t get pass and walked away.
Okami. That's my wish. I knew Okamiden is a thing, but I want a proper timeline shift like in Legend of Zelda. I want to continue to play as god doggo and all you do is help people and animals. The art style is just so beautiful.
OMG yes. Amazing soundtrack, great art style, all the mythology. Yeah it's an amazingly beautiful and fun game.
200% yes! Such an amazing game, and the refresh on PC at least gave me a more beautiful setting. There really isn’t another game quite like it.
Does anyone else remember Square's The Bouncer? Talk about a weird game with impeccable vibes. The music, the bizarre and endearing characters, the way you revealed the story by switching fighters...it definitely deserved a sequel (and also a remaster).
A game that I've only seen on the GameCube that I would love a sequel to would be Crazy Taxi. Playing that game as a kid in summer camp is such a vivid memory and experience. I miss that game.
Dreamcast had Crazy Taxi 2. Three would be awesome under current gen
There are already 2 sequels to crazy taxi! Look them up and have fun 😊
Andy mentioning Mick & Mack is amazing, i'm surprised anyone remembers that game.
Global Gladiators on the Mega Drive was quite successful, in part because you could get it really cheap at McD. I mean, I never ate there when I was a kid, but I got both Global Gladiators and the Mister Bean video they released. And Global Gladiators was actually good (especially for an advertisement game).
FIVE!?! The apocalypse has officially begun
the amount of passion shown by these people in this video is nice to see.
My choice is the Prey(2017) made by Arkane.It's my favourite game and it is a crime that it doesn't have a sequel yet.
I'm from the future and unfortunately Arkane Austin closed down, definitely condemning any possibilities for a Prey '17 Sequel
Outside’s videos are always quality but this may be my favorite. All different genres just makes me appreciate you all so much more, especially Luke. You sold me on a new F Zero lol I’d play
I would really love another Infamous game. I don't know why, but the gameplay and themes and design of these games, especially Infamous: Second Son massages my brain just the right way
Yeah, Second Son was the peak of that series. I loved the aesthetics of First Light though.
Love the videos where the whole cast chats about what they enjoy in video games!
Knights of the Old Republic 3. I know there was Star Wars: The Old Republic but I so desperately wanted a third single player game in that universe. It was so brilliant!
Absolutely this. I was so disappointed when they announced they were doing an MMORPG instead of a true sequel. At least it sounds like we might get a remake of the first game. If it survives development hell anyway.
YES. And no MMORPG crap, a true single player!
ALIEN ISOLATION is a top notch game - it definitely deserves a sequel. Nevertheless, I've replayed the original so many times and I enjoy it every time!
My biggest wish is for Gaben to be able to count to 3
The Chalkeaters did a song about that...FEATURING GABE!
He can. They just have to do Day of Defeat 2 and ricochet 2 first
@@Insaneian Yeah, I credit his willingness to joke but it’s almost more painful knowing he knows that specific painful complaint. My favorite joke about it that’s hard to use is that they may not be able of saying “3” but they can apparently count to “1, 2, Alex.”
Valve don't like just pumping out sequels like Ubisoft or EA though. They like new and different. Which I'm fine with. Give me as many new Valve IPs as possible.
Then Gabe is like, "I hear you! And I'm pleased to announce...Team Fortress 3!"
I'd wish for a Golden Sun Dark Dawn sequel. It ended on a cliffhanger and really only needs one more game to finish the story.
Mine is the prince of Persia, the one with Elika. Really liked the story, exploration and chemistry between the Prince and Elika.
Definitely an underrated gem that Ubisoft sadly somewhat swept under the rug. I loved the art style, and that bleak ending led the storyline in a really interesting direction.
@@BucklingSwashes the cell shaded artstyle and the more subtle soundtrack was a nice touch.
Fun fact: That game in particular DOES have a sequel (know as the fallen king) except it was released for DS oddly enough.
My wish from the genie is for a sequel to Blast Corps. It was such a great game, and I don't think there's anything else like it. The original worked because each mission of clearing the path for the missile carrier was very neatly packaged, while still having bit enough levels that hunting out the secrets and getting 100% was satisfying. A sequel could have larger, more open world style areas with multiple ways to fulfil the mission and get the carrier to safety. Add in more vehicles for variety, maybe some online co-op levels where you have to work together. It'd be great.
THIS THIS THIS AND THIS!
Brütal Legend. I'd sell my soul for a sequel!
Yes!
Let us pray to Ormagöden for a miracle!
Take out the RTS elements and you have my axe.
I find it hilarious how the genie evolved (devolved?) from a magical creature that's going to make these games appear to a terrorist that's going to kidnap developers and force them to drop everything and work all of their waking hours until these games are done.
And once again Andy just nails it.
i could listen to yall talk this passionately abt video games forever. loved this vid
Glover from the Nintendo 64 games.
Absolutely unique puzzle platformer and tons of creative solutions.
I seem to recall Portal for Lego Dimensions was a pretty fully-fledged game with GladOs and everything
Yep, it basically continued the story from Portal 2. They even had Wheatley return, and there was a crossover with Hal from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The problem is Sequels can often fail to live up to the hype of the previous one. And in some cases, they can be super disastrous! Remember Duke Nukem Forever? IS THAT WHAT YOU WANT FOR YOUR GAME FRANCHISES? IS IT??
So, make sure you've got a nice genie and not a real ass hole genie, before you confirm what games you want is all I've got to say.
Duke Nukem sucked for various reasons but the most glaring point was that it took way too much time for it to come out. And by the time it came out, well, both the gameplay and the humour was widely outdated. So I don't think it's fair to compare any sequel idea to DNF. After all, there are plenty sequels that actually are better than their initial games. Portal 2 is a prime example
I don't play survival horror games but picked up Alien: Isolation as they are some of my favourite films, and it absolutely blew me away. Gorgeous visuals, terrifying gameplay and the most audibly satisfying save points I've ever heard. I'd love a sequel, but I'm not gonna hold my breath.
Sly cooper they left us on a huge cliffhanger in thieves in time and I just want to see how it ends. Also an updated version of the first four games would be nice
Aren't there theories based on stuff involving the rights to the games that they're working on another one?
@@CodaBlairLucarioEmperor I hope they are true
I have never loved Mike more than at this moment when he accurate described IGNs review score on Alien Isolation being the most egregious review ever
A sequel to Star Wars Kotor 2 would be my pick but having VTMB 2 actually come out would be amazing.
Heck, a polished finished KOTOR 2 for all of us who couldn’t play the mods that did that would be great. Although I don’t know, all the attempts to close Revan’s dangling storylines have been… kind of depressing!
The benefits of technology.
Step 1) Record your list of wishes.
2) Publish a redacted version of the list on the internet [writers and D&D forums seem best]
3) Get a lawyer to go overit with a fine toothed comb
4) Add lawyers wishes when feasible/required
5) "Djinn, I wish for this list of wishes to come true."
6) Wonder if you should have thought about how you were going to ask for your wish before making it.
7) Profit!/Regret
E.g. I wish for this list of games to get a sequel
The Legend of Dragoon! One of my absolute favorite ps1 games. Amazing story! Would love to see a prequel or any kind of new story in that world!
Very much agree to Legend of Dragoon sequel,
Yes. Absolutely legendary game! It deserves SO much more press!
Yes! A prequel, showing the events of the Dragon Campaign?
It would be amazing to see the gang play V5, H5, or even any/all of the 20th anniversary editions
L.A. Noire. Loved the game, amazing sorry. My first platinum trophy. Dreadfully underrated and needs a sequel.
I would love to see another LA Noire. I know it looks janky now but god it was still so fun to play.
I loved it too. Getting that platinum was a bitch though. So many annoying collectibles.
Yes please!
That’s a fair shout. I’d love a sequel too.
I absolutely loved it as well, it was one of the very first games I got into, although I was a bit rubbish at the interviews 😅 The whole face capture looking for tells etc. was such a unique idea and I'm not sure it's been done since, I think the graphics hold up pretty well too. It completely transported you back to that time period and the story was great, I had a secondhand copy for my 360 but realised last night I'd accidentally bought it on PS4 as well as my Switch lite so now I can play it on nearly all the platforms lol
This was nice. Loved hearing each of you just speaking so passionately and seriously about something, with just that warm tone of humour.
One I want is an actual follow up to the original Mirror's Edge. Not Catalyst (though to be fair I really liked that!) But, an actual sequel, where the runners are true public enemy number one after what happened at The Shard.
I want to like Mirror's Edge, but I can't get far enough into the game before it lags out to get any real story. My PC ought to be good enough, it can run a lot of big newer games flawlessly, but there's something about Mirror's Edge that causes it to shit the bed
@@ethanderrick8486 on PC there's a huge problem I agree. My friend and I did a games jam live and it dropped to like 1 FPS at one point (think it was Chapter 3?). Apparently it's because of some of the settings which if disabled make it much much much better.
I say this every time but I do truly ADORE these longer form "list" vids where the team really shows themselves and explore what makes games so wonderful. Thanks for another great one, OXBox and OXTra!
I agree with Mike. Alien Isolation is a fantastic game that I really enjoyed playing. Creative Assembly did a really good job on the game and I can't say enough positive things about it.
I really want Condemned 3, I need to know where the story went!. I'd also rather see Extreme G come back over FZero or Wipeout, far superior and blisteringly fast.
I still haven't given up hope on Dishonored 3 with a playable Outsider
Yessss, 2 of my favourite games! The world was so interesting and I loved blinking everywhere and stacking sleeping guards
Mike had me hanging on every word in his opening eloquent description on videogame journalism, topped off with that classic OXbox gotcha style comedy at the end. Like the beginnings of a master class taught by a seasoned & wisened old veteran espousing on that which they know best. That being said, I am shocked SHOCKED I SAY that Ellen didn't choose a Kindoms of Amular sequel. Darn good call none the less though.
Crimson Skies desperately needs a sequel!
Yes! A sequel to the good PC one. And we will ignore that trash XBox only game that nobody played anyway.
YES!
Open world Crimson Skies with customizable character, carrier airship and planes where you can go around attacking cargo and military airships like in AC: Black Flag, and hub areas like Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Sky Haven in Free Colorado. Story as well, of course, with named characters from the series, like Nathan Zachary and his Fortune Hunters.
And a rerelease. Would be fun to see it on Steam and GOG these days.
@@the-thhorseman2484 See I liked the Xbox version. Then again it was all I had.
my heart fluttered when Luke shouted out Wipeout in his F-Zero review. two old favorites for the price of one? Bless you, Mr. Westaway.
Freespace 2 deserves a sequel! Besides being a fun space combat game that is still supported by the community, it's also an excellent cosmic horror story that left a lot of questions unanswered. Also, the intro movie to the first Freespace gave me nightmares as a child, and still gives me the chills to this day.
Both the Freespace games were great. Freespace 2 was the first that came to my mind.
Nice seeing a fellow fan of the game... but I don't know, it already works well as a nice if ambiguous conclusion.
Also, there's the mods Derelict and Blue Planet, although the former still has an overlong upcoming sequel if its own while the latter is regrettably unfinished.
I really think WET needs either a reboot or sequel. It was such a good game and felt so good and played pretty well. I remember just adoring it and was sad it never got a next gen make.... I really wanna replay it now...
The Entropy Centre demo just released for Steam NextFest and it really captures the spirit of Portal, but with a time-rewinding gun instead of a portal gun.
Love people putting respect on Sleeping Dogs name! Top 5 game for me. I'd love a God Hand sequel, Sifu kinda scratched that itch for me, but I loved the insanity in God Hand
I would love if we could get another Bloodborne 💜
“Lost in Shadow”! It’s a Wii game from 12 years ago that I really enjoyed. I always thought of it as being similar to Portal as a great set of mechanics loosely packaged with a storyline, and that a sequel that expands on the mechanics while delivering a great story would do it wonders, much like Portal 2 did for Portal.
I'd love a sequel to Spiritfarer - such a sweet and relaxing game and I can't find any other game quite like it.
Very different game but one I found incredibly relaxing: VA-11 Hall-A... oh if N1RV Ann-A would already be out, I am clamouring for years now.
@@darebrained yes! Also I want the Coffee Talk sequel to come out already
Alien is one of the best games of ALL TIME🤘nightmare mode is next level crazy and this game totally needs a sequel!
I really wish we would of got an Alien Isolation sequel, it was so good.
Would liked to of seen what the same team could of done with similar games using a predator or terminator.
We already have two: they're Aliens and Alien 3: Assembly Cut.
Also, in a way, the Alien versus Predator games.
Andy and Mike both made excellent choices, but the one true right answer is..... Tomodachi Life.
OMG yes, it was brilliantly bonkers! I haven't played it for ages but when I left it my mum and the Great British Bake Off judges were in a love triangle so I should go and see how that's developed 😅
Would love a new jade empire. Or really anything from Bioware
JADE EMPIRE YESSSS!
4:38 - Truth. In every word. One of my favorite movie franchises. We need more games like Isolation. The devs obviously "got it". They were true fans.
9:03 - Valve can't count to three. There you go.
13:50 - Preordered it as soon as it was announced. "Take my money!" I said. I'll keep waiting...
Metal Gear Rising: Revengence. I would love to see a sequel to that game, continuing Raiden's story and seeing the aftermath of Armstrong's goals and ideals
Andy, you have my heart for that answer. You took the words right out of my mouth. To this day, I cannot believe that this game has been left to dust! The world, the characters, the setting, everything was perfect.
The only thing you didn't mention is the music, it was amazing too, i still listen to it to this day. I just loved going around the city, hearing the street vendors and eating bao, evetything was so lively. And i absolutely ADORED the kung fu centered action and how they played with it.
I've been doing martial arts all my life, and the past few years I've been doing kung fu, and this game felt so right to me. They did so many things right, it breaks my heart to see this game get lost in the sands of time... But it will forever remain in my heart.
For me it's Telltales Game of Thrones.... I need more of the Forestors. Sleeping Dogs is an underrated game
I have to know how they were possibly going to tie the north grove into the other storylines
I felt robbed that that never got a second season too.
Was interested to see how’d they were going to start it off, given the diverging endings of the first season.
Shame we never got to find out 😥
Mike's comedy gold timing of the measured, thoughtful intro to his choice into ranting about the IGN review...beautiful. But really, every single contributor here nailed it - all of these titles were wonderful and I'd eat kittens to guarantee a follow up to any of them. Really cute kittens even.
I don’t think there’s gonna be a sequel to the first game sadly Andy, I think we might have to just let sleeping dogs lie.
(Offscreen man) Booooooo...but very good, very droll. Everyone, give your approval. (offscreen audience engages in polite, stuffy clapping)
boo!!!!
HA
Republic Commando needed a sequel so badly! That ending was so fantastic and a perfect set up for another great game
They were actually working on a sequel back in the day, called Imperial Commando. Unfortunately, it was cancelled alongside all of LucasArts’ projects when the Disney Buyout happened. All that remains is a few books that were adapting the game’s story, until the Great EU Erasure.
I never thought I'd say this but... I need a other bully in my life. It is my favourite open world game. Give me a Bully sequel, Genie!
The Genie was stuck in his lamp alone for ages. He’s not looking for help with his gardening 😂