Games that DESERVES a sequel or two..

[Speelgoedmannetje]

Moonstone! Moonstone! Moonstone! :-)
with voxel engine and a total free world to walk around in and much challenging swordfighting and huge castles and so :-)

/kid mode

[Waccoon]

I always wanted a Megalomania sequel.. Cannon Fodder sucked.

Definately.  I always liked one-on-one battle games like Megalomania and Dungeon Keeper, instead of massive construction games like Civilization and the "Tycoon" series.

Project X - Need tougher bosses and enemies!

Get the four disk 1st edition, rather than the three disk special edition.  Tough enough for ya?!  :-D

Other votes:

Infestation:  The definitive Doom3 predecessor, but without the flashlight.  Creepy as hell and you could interact with many of the computers and consoles.  The 3D was just too damned slow, and resource management was insane.  Still, a great game with a trainer, and the cyanide gas had to be the best non-projectile weapon ever -- so long as you closed your helmet and had enough air to outlast the poison.

Day of the Viper:  Dungeon Master meets the Borg.  Replace the Viper-5 android with a tiny 6-wheeled Rover exploring an inploded, radiated nuclear power plant.  Your little robot can salvage technology and become a super killing machine the more you explore the facilities and the more mutants you fry.  Just don't let your batteries die out or break down a wall with fifty cyborgs behind it.

[Rebel-CD32]

I'd love to see another Ruff n Tumble game, and another Mr Nutz game, maybe with more platform action and a bit less of the walking around the whole world figuring out what to do next bits. And this time, Ruff n Tumble could have parallax backgrounds, and if it was AGA only, could have twice as many colours, twice as much animation, larger sprites, even more hardcore music (with a CD32 version having CD music and an animated intro). YEAH. And Mr Nutz could be full-screen and AGA too. These games looked incredible for OCS games, imagine them on a CD32 or A1200.

If I knew someone who could program, I'd do all the graphics and level design for these games if they could program it, and there are plenty of tallented MOD musicians out there who could work on the music.

Another game I loved, and would love to see a remake or sequel of, is Wishbringer, the text adventure.

[Hagbard]

What about:
BAT and BAT II
Dune
SimCity

[The_Power_of_the_Ginger]

Let's see...

Kid Chaos 2: More destruction, more sub-games as end-of-world bosses, more rabbits in jackets and blummin' huge mosquitos and less of the stupidly hard final quarter of the game.

Ruff 'n' Tumble 2: More of the same, yet more slick, and more exlosions, and more irony of the little kid with the big flame thrower (and more of the flame thrower weapon please- it was only used in world 1), and more boom!

Nigel Mansell's World Championship 2: Uncle Nigel teaches YOU (that's you!) to becoem the next F1 world champion. More of his frankly hilarious driving school antics ("Come on, speed up... Keep on the track... Try not to hit things..."). Proper old-school action.

T-Zero 2. C'mon, like I need to give details of this.

Superfrog 2
Monkey Island 2-2. Back to 2D, and back to the biggest laughs of the series.

Lemmings 2-2. Back to little creatures, with a huge number of skills, going around polar, sport, shadow, medieval levels...

Payback 2. Hey, maybe you could set this driving-shoot-'em-up-mission-based-gangster-game around an American city. during the early 1990s...somewhere around an earthquake fault...

Nah, scratch that last one. It'd never sell.

[MAD]

Hoya!

IK III? With more in-between fight sequences, more fighters and more backgrounds?

Be funky

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