Resident_Hazard on 08 June 2008
Euphoria14 said:
I edited my post. They not only own the IP but the Sanity system patents as well. Only problem however is that both Eternal Darkness and MGS: TS sold poorly on the cube, pretty much ending their partnership. SK is also very busy on games for other consoles so even if it did happen it would be a long time from now. :( |
Denis Dyack (Lord of Silicon Knights) has stated a high interest in developing on the Wii and making an Eternal Darkness sequel. Some of his cryptic hints may actually indicate that the game may already be getting made. The only thing to worry about is the timing and work-around with Too Human. Eternal Darkness is my favorite game from the Dreamcast/GameCube/PS2/Xbox generation. I'd love a sequel to arrive--and frankly, at this point, I expect it eventually. This came from blogs at IGN. I would also love the final chapter of Golden Sun to appear, but on the DS, not the Wii. Other IP's that could stand for a revival: Mach Rider (which I picture working as a Mature-rated action title) Punch-Out (Teen rated with Wiimote+Nunchuck & Balance Board options) Ice Climbers (new platformer) Doshin the Giant (massive new god-game, E-10 or Teen rated) Uniracers Mother/Earthbound Geist sequel (with online deathmatches) Radar Scope (total revamp) Hogan's Alley and their other "classic" light-gun shooters. Wave Race Pilotwings (which I'm guessing is already being made) A new F-Zero is pretty much a given. What Nintendo should really make: New, original RPG. New, original fighting game. New, original adventure title. New, original FPS title. Finally, Project HAMMER should be revived because that game looked like a freakin' fun beat-em-up.
