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Weedlab said:
kolbykooz said:
 

Well since the same company is making the ratchet and clank movie i have a feeling it may turn into a side project to that movie, but I'll definetly support it and buy it. I think it would be handled well in SSM or NT, you?


Yea, I provided some detail in an edit above concerning the movies the writer did.

Oh yes I'm in agreement with those two options. SSM has the gameplay down for sure, and they can construct a decent story as well. I doubt they would want to take up the mantle though, so I'm unsure of any other options besides them in Sony's stable.

NT I'm in agreement with. They get a lot of flack, but I enjoyed their games. HS was decent, and Enslaved was a great title. I also liked DmC and thought it was their best work so far. My complain with their work has to do with length, bugs (not HS) and a few other minor issues, but overall they provide good stuff. I'd like to see their vision for HS2 since they were originally behind the series.

Even though I feel Heavenly Sword is a mediocre (6/10) game I think it was a decent enough foundation for Ninja Theory to build & improve upon to make a great sequel, so yes I would like Heavenly Sword 2 to exist. I would prefer Sony Santa Monica to make HS2 though so they can release a game in the genre before GoW IV as a taster, they're much better at gameplay, story, set-pieces, boss-fights, graphics... everything actually. I doubt they'd want to work on it though since they already have their new IP in production and work on GoW IV has almost definitely started.

I don't think the first Heavenly Sword even had much of a story, I mean, a girl uses a sword that kills mortal wielders and she kills the bad guy and dies at the end. It was so short and very shallow. Enslaved had an even worse story + weaker gameplay + poorer visuals and I haven't bothered with DmC yet to properly judge it (Waiting for a sub £10 price). DmC looks like it has the best gameplay NT have created, now if they combined that great gameplay with a compelling story and jaw-dropping visuals (stop using unreal engine NT!) then it could be great game by Ninja Theory and help them become a respected developer.

I think Ninja Theory deserves the chance to develop Heavenly Sword 2.