| kitler53 said: @wright - i haven't played TLoU yet (i know, lynch me now) but as far as i'm concerned whtever naughty dog wants to do is the right decision. if they feel TLoU has more story to tell then bring it on. if they think the story is complete and they have something else they would rather show that is great too. naughty dog has shown some of best ability in the world at being able to create a new universe so if they move on from a loved game i still know it will be high quality. frankly, the idea of making every game a new ip (like QD and team ICO do) is very appealing to me. but more of and awesome thing is aslo great. |
Well, in my honest opinion The Last of Us doesn't really need a sequel. That doesn't mean anything, though, as I also felt that Max Payne 2 didn't really need a sequel and I was kinda exceptical when Rockstar released Max Payne 3, but after playing it I admit I had a blast with it.
If ND chooses to release a sequel I'll be happy with it, even if it doesn't met the expectations set by the first entry on the franchise (or if it actually surpases). I'm just stating that I would rather prefer U4, Jak and Daxter whatever new thing or a rather brand new game :P
