Sentences with phrase «thought dead franchise»

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Ludicrous is a good word for Len Wiseman's 2007 reboot of the thought - dead franchise, but I have to admit that I was a bit harder on it when it came out than I am today.

You might think that Techland would be well shot of the troubled Dead Island franchise, given that they had such a big hit with Dying Light, but now that Dead Island 2 is no longer being handled by Yager, it seems they wouldn't rule out a return.

WHY: Just when you thought that the Robert Langdon franchise was dead, Ron Howard and Tom Hanks have teamed up again for another installment based on the fourth (and latest) book in Dan Brown's ongoing series.

Thankfully, Capcom themselves have come to the rescue with a Dead Rising 2 Feedback Survey that asks the community what they think the positive and negative aspects of the Dead Rising franchise are.

«As I said, I love Dead Island and I think there is a place for both franchises to strive in the market.

More than a year before Random House published The Godfather Returns in hardcover I started hearing mumblings about it in the trade press, but I didn't give it much thought, assuming it to be yet another attempt to extend the franchise of a dead author (Mario Puzo died in 1999 at the age of 79).

«That [list of strong, growing franchises] excludes Dead Space because I think it will probably take Dead Space 3 before we get into that five million unit cadence versus say three, four.»

L.A. Noire is just one of the many franchises that Rockstar Games worked on before establishing itself as a Grand Theft Auto machine, and while all its effort is no doubt going into Red Dead Redemption 2 for its release next year, we can't help but think there are a few long - lost franchises that deserve some kind of comeback, if only for a new audience to discover them.

But I digress perhaps all these fans really think the franchise would be better off dead than being DmC.

In fact, I've been thinking about a great idea for a crossover game from Capcom's franchises for Dead Rising 2.

All I could think of plodding through the episodic game long before I excruciatingly made it past the first chapter and was well into chapter two, was that Man, I wish someone would take the survival concept from Dead Island and apply it to the Jurassic Park Franchise for a first person game.

I honestly thought that the franchise was dead and buried but thanks to the wonders of crowd sourcing my time in this unique world was nowhere near at an end.

Spencer also said he doesn't think the Crackdown franchise is dead «at all,» noting that some of the Xbox One's new technical features would be a perfect fit for the open - world action - adventure series.

We discuss why The House of the Dead has endured as a franchise for so long, talk SEGA's most underrated scary titles, share our thoughts on the recently released Alien: Isolation and Bayonetta 2, and celebrate Valkyria Chronicles PC release announcement.

Do you hope Nintendo looks back at this discarded idea to create an entirely new franchise, or do you think this concept should lay dead?

It is currently used in the Dead or Alive franchise to simulate more realistic skin, but the two couldn't think of anything in Dissidia that would benefit from it... Except «Maybe for Kuja's butt?»

Sakurai has done the impossible - resurrected a franchise long thought dead, given it some fresh new kicks and produced something glorious.

Considering there was an abandoned prototype revealed last year, and the fact that no franchise can stay dead these days, it may be less hypothetical than we think.

When it comes to gaming, we did discuss our thoughts on maybe the over saturation of The Walking Dead franchise.

Old franchises, long thought dead, having had their ruins strewn with salt after the debacles of the 90s, are rising from the ashes.