Games/Old Games you like to see Continued

Technology and Gaming
#1

List Games/Old Games you like to see continued (they can be recent or old games and on any platform)

Blood
Nightmare Creatures
Hexen
Hugo House of Horror
Cyberia
Microsoft Fury 3
Half Life 2 series (LOL JK!!)

#2

Left4dead :retard:

#3

Knights of the Old Republic that isn’t an MMORPG

Continuation of the Turok reboot, but more like Evolution

No More Heroes III

Team Fortress 3, complete with quakish or half-lifish FPS handling, a VOX-style announcer and no shitty community items/big focus on humor

#4

Predator Concrete Jungle
Black
Age of Empires that’s not an online multiplayer oriented cartoon strategy game
Star wars Battlefront
Zoo Tycoon (No srsly, i missed that game since i was 8 or something)

#5

System Shock 2 really needs a continuation. I’ve been itching for a good space survival horror game that is actually scary for ages. None of this “monster closet syndrome” stuff like Dead Space.

#6

I’m craving for a new G-Police

A true sequel of C&C Tiberium Sun

Jet Force Gemini 2

#7

Hell SS2 was masterpiece, very underrated game. I’d like to see a remake, like BMS.

#8

Age Of Empires 2 was my favourite when I was 12, but soemtimes we play it lan couse of nostalgia with my friends, its still fun and I think its better then 3.

#9

The original quake.

I want no more of this strogg bullshit. :rage:

#10

Soldier of Fortune.

#11

Lego Rock Raiders

#12

lego island, but this time make it based on the CITY line and make it a GTA clone

#13

Black & White

#14

This.

Maybe when Romero and Carmack kiss and makeup.

#15

Psychonauts.

#16

^^^

#17

Saw the walkthrough, and gotta say, I’d like to see it continued.

#18

The Strike Series, Crimson Skies.

#19

GEX. YOU MUST REMEMBER GEX.

#20

Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

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