Egann on 13 June 2013
I really don't mind direct sequels, particularly as long as each game is its own identity and can be played with little or no knowledge from the others. Cost of development is increasing significantly with this generation, and recouping their initial losses with several games is one logical way to do this.
The other, of course, would be to licence their absolutely gorgeous engines out. But we're never going to see that.
Some synergy, though, would be nice. A discount on preordering sequels if you own the game before it, or all the soundtracks on iTunes if you own the whole set, stuff like that.
