Greatest game to never have a sequal?
 

I'm sure you guys might mention something better than this but I really wish they made a "Warriors 2" to introduce us to some new gangs and further the story.

Was going to post Warriors when i saw the thread title.

I'd buy Warriors HD on PS3. It was one of the most fun games on PS2 with cheat codes or without.

They need to at least do that.

Does Baldurs Gate II count? Its the second in the series, but it never goy a sequel :shifty:

Anyone saying anything besides Legend of Dragoon needs their head examined.

One of the most underrated RPG's the PS1 had. Great battlesystem, variety of characters and story. Don't get why more people never played it.

Seriously, get it and play it somehow, you won't regret it.

Bully 2 would be great, or at least a ps3 version of the first one

The three I would mention (Psychonaughts, Deadly Premoniton and Mirror's Edge) all allegedly have things in the pipeline. Here's to hoping.

Hated Legend of Dragoon. It's the most enforced grindy JRPG of all time. You can't take two steps before being bored to tears by yet another random battle.

Fist Of The North Star for NES

Just thinking about the ridiculous frequency of Legend of Dragoons battles made me think about Skies of Arcadia, since that was pretty frequent, but not nearly the farcical amount LoD gives you.

Damn, no Skies of Arcadia sequel :'(

Lost: Via Domus

LOVED Heavy Rain. Never thought I would, but damn if it didn't hook me in almost immediately. Would love to see a sequel to it.

Not sure off the top of my head, but I believe there was an ability or something that reduced to the amount drastically.

I only remember absolutely loving the battle-system.

One hell of a question... Will have to come back to this.

Definitely Legend of Dragoon.

Beyond Good & Evil

Was Chrono Cross an actual sequel to Chrono Trigger or just used the Chrono name like how some Final Fantasy games were not sequels or related to other FF games?

I'd nominate Conkers Bad Fur Day but no way Rare could ever make a great sequel with the current state they are in. Eternal Darkness and Psychonauts are another but both have teased a sequel being possible.

I know it's recent but I will be severely disappointed if we don't see a Red Dead Redemption 2.

I thought it was supposedly still in development?

Grim Fandango

That end :wtf:?

Red Dead Redemption is one of the best games of all time, and will never get a "TRUE" sequel. But that is ok, as the story doesnt allow one. But I am sure they will make a new installment, sort of a spiritual successor.

I fucking loved Castlevania Lord of Shadows, and really want there to be a sequel. GREAT game. Superb voice acting. Patrick Stewarts voice made my dick trickle.

Legend of the Dragoon was good.

Final Fantasy Tactics and Ogre Battle 64 were two more of my all time favorites that never really got a sequel.

Does Half Life 2 count? :'(

XIII
Comix Zone

Rogue Galaxy

Zombies Ate My Neighbours...Did it ever have a sequel?
Skies of Arcadia.

Those.

There was a "Tetris 2" on SNES, I believe.

I don't think that games that are sequels should count.

As for my answer...Duck Hunt. :)

I dont think it needs a sequel. The story wrapped up perfectly. Any sequel, imo, would seem forced and has potential on ruining the original, perfect, story arc.

A lot of people talk shit about it, but I would love for the Too Human trilogy to come to fruition.

Basically this, but if it were Jack with a less annoying voice, I wouldn't have a problem with it. Would be kinda neat if they re did the map but have it more industrialized like it would have been in the 20's and 30's.

Bigger towns, actual roads maybe even automobiles. Think they really could do amazing things with it.

I'd love to see more light gun "style" titles. Especially with two consoles having add-ons that could do it either out of the box or with their add-on. Less sure about the 360.

Also, there's been like 30 Testrises.

Red Dead was a sequel in and of itself, you retard. It basically proved that any sequel could be self-contained, because it was.

I'd love to see a second Too Human with fixes based on the complaints. Not one of my top choices. Definitely worth it. Too Human was not a bad game. Just not an excellent one.