Sentences with phrase «sequel to a game many»

This is the spiritual sequel to that game.

This time, the sequel to the game was even more amazing.

Although FF11 was also an MMORPG (and one that is still active), FF14 is not considered a sequel to that game.

For better or worse this game recaptures what made those games special, and frankly if it starred a certain bear and bird combo, it could have easily been a sequel to a game from that era.

Arkane has definitely undone themselves, if only they would make a sequel to this game, that would make my day!

In Japan, the game's title is Seiken Densetsu 2, or Legend of the Holy Sword 2, and is a sequel to the Game Boy Seiken Densetsu, known to English gamers as Final Fantasy Adventure.

It's an odd choice to see the sequel to a game series come out in Western shores whose previous entries did not get the same treatment.

This one is one the cancelled sequel to a game called Cel Damage.

It would sounds like a no brainer to make a sequel to this game, right?

After the release of Sonic Mania, a major fan theory put about that Sonic Forces was going to be a sequel to that game's story.

Super princess peach was great game but I think we need a HD sequel to this game where they go back to vibe island to do more stuff like that

We now have news of a sequel to the game.

Everyone wants a sequel to their game from their childhood, and sometimes a sequel happens to a series that no - one really asked for.

It's not a revival... Shantae is a running series with part 2 on DSi and part 3 coming soon on 3DS — this will be the third sequel to a game that is receiving the second sequel this year.

The sequel to the game that blended tactical action and defense elements is set to offer players 25 unique heroes that include a Waterbug pirate, Bumblebee boxer, and a grenade - launching worm.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was the sequel to game, and was released in 1997.

I'm normally the one who takes a pragmatic stance when it comes to why a developer / publisher doesn't make a sequel to a game, but damn it, Chair needs to make a SC 2.

Hopefully this is something we'll see if Twisted Pixel ever creates a sequel to the game.

But Microsoft and Sony never took that opportunity to bring a sequel to a game a lot of people obviously liked.

Even though we'll probably never see sequels to games such as...

They should release a Direct Sequel to that game that explained the appearance of the Koopalings in Super Mario Bros 3!

A direct sequel to this game, Donkey Kong Jr., was released the following year; it was the only game to feature Mario as the antagonist, in which role he kidnaps Donkey Kong and cons the ape's son into saving him.

Developed by Youda Games, there is also a sequel to the game, Governor of Poker 2, which has some rather interesting twists.

Angry Birds Blast Island — Rovio has soft - launched what appears to be a sequel to its game Angry Birds Blast called Angry Birds Blast Island.

So a sequel to the game was a given since day one.

Is there any intention of making sequels to games like Ivy the Kiwi or Rodea, or are you more interested in coming up with brand new ideas?

I don't have an Xbox One but if Microsoft funded a sequel to a game / series I love I'd just be happy that the sequel got made and that I could eventually play it instead of never being able to play it at all.

We learned a few days ago that Braid creator Jonathan Blow isn't going to make a sequel to the game, regardless of game sales, and how he might possibly not have the resources (read: money) to make developing another game worth his while.

Couple that with Ryse receiving mixed reviews with a 64 on Metacritic and then the idea of Microsoft funding a sequel to a game that wasn't received all to well of an IP they wouldn't even own makes absolutely no sense, unlike the case with Sony funding Street Fighter V's development or Nintendo funding Bayonetta 2's development.

Second, Killzone 2 is doing very good for a sequel to a game that was pretty average and was unheard of in the general gaming audience.

I really hope there won't ever be a sequel to these games, with the ONLY exception being if the creator have a change of heart.

That fact, though, doesn't really have much to do with Game Tycoon 2, a sequel to a game I never played that was released way back in 2003.

Sadly I missed the new Sonic & SEGA Transformed, sequel to a game that I loved.

It was announced on the Polytron Corporation website today that the sequel to the game FEZ is being cancelled, only a month or so after it was announced at the Horizon indie press conference at E3 this year.

But lo and behold TGS delivers us news of a Wii exclusive (so far) sequel to the game.

Rather than make a sequel to that game, they have instead moved onto the Fire Emblem franchise with Fire Emblem Warriors.

... it's a sequel to a game that came out only 17 months ago... on the SAME PLATFORMS.

It got shut down but somehow the guy found out through the phone call that SMRPG2 became Paper Mario because Squaresoft left NIntendo and that's why there's nothing to be a sequel to that game in particular.

The point where they showed us the new Xenoblade, «X» — ironically a sequel to a game one third of the company weren't fussed about releasing a little while back.

But waiting for the superior sequels to the game is reason enough for a «fans» recommendation.

Dead Effect 2 is the sequel to a game that released for iOS on September 12th 2013 that gradually grew in gameplay and size via free post-launch updates with Dead Effect rolling out to further platforms until December 16th 2014 including Android, PC and Mac.

«When you're building a sequel to a game you have to add things, evolve things and change things up,» O'Connor added.

A direct sequel to the game was released in 1983, entitled «Pitfall II: The Lost Caverns».

I mean, you've got a very niche subgenre of games (the dungeon crawler RPG) that is a sequel to a game that did poorly (both in sales and reviews) and that's up against a lot of fierce competition (like the Etrian Odyssey series and Legend of Grimrock)-- that's just not a recipe for success.

It is crazy to think that Rocket League is a sequel to another game.

The main reservation critics and fans seem to have about the largely - acclaimed BioShock 2 is that it doesn't bring much new to the table, a conservative sequel to a game that didn't really need a sequel.

They dropped a fat bundle of cash in Square Enix's pocket for a limited period of exclusivity for a sequel to a game that eventually broke even, but needed a generation - jump retooling to do that.

A sequel to both games, Zelda's Adventure, was released in 1994.

(Sept. 23rd 2011)-- One of my most anticipated games of 2012 is the sequel to a game that I almost missed in 2007.

With no official script ever written, Wheelman the movie was supposed to act as a sequel to the game, both of which were supposed to be released around 2008.