| pacman91 said: I wonder if these sales would be possible from a sequel. The original Boom Blox sold really well. However it's sequel, which added tons of new content, better controls, and pseudo online, did not. Steven Speilberg was even a big name behind the game. Red Steel 2 had a similar problem(although piracy probably was the greatest problem in this case). Whether it be sports titles, puzzle, or racing or any other genre, when wii fans have their quota they are content. |
While the Wii's track record to sequels is a bit iffy at times, I think the inevitable successor to this will be fine - as chances are it won't so much be an 'Epic Mickey 2' as it will be an 'Epic Donald Duck' or something that has enough to distinguish itself and entice Wii buyers to not think it's just more of the same.
