CGI-Quality said:
Nah, and I like how Cage handled that. He feels like he already told the story, no need to go back to it. I support this, not just because it's DC/HR, but also because I'm a firm believer that some games/movies/books are better left untouched (as in don't need sequels). |
What about a spiritual successor? A game with the same design, layout, etc... but in a different universe, different story. It doesn't even have to be a murder mystery, I imagine that a thriller, or a romantic film could work very well... or games based on literature - A Heavy Rain-esque game based on To Kill a Mockingbird, or Private Peaceful, could be absolutely amazing - certainly, if done well, a genuine step forward for the industry. Perhaps even, if it could ever be done tastefully, a game based on the early life of Hitler, or something.
