Ive beaten too human and i liked it...and I would only rent too human 2 if it did come out. so i hope they don't think of making 2 more without eternal darkness 2 to fall back on. I wouldnt want to see Silicon Knights go out of business...

Its share prices that are the problem. Sequels are funny especially if the original had shitty numbers its too late, the sequel is well into developement.

Dev teams do go up and down in size, it's normal for parts of a team to be laid off after they're done with their part of the project unless the company loved their work that much that they hired them on full time. Maybe if Too Human had more success they might have kept them on to help expand a few things on a game, if it doesn't do so well they keep it to their set plan and do the best they can with what they've got.

lol....the spelling error was copy/pasted here.

Poor Kotaku needs to invest in some editors...or they at least need to read the comments to the articles.

Lord.

I never did play Too Human. Probably because I don't have a 360.

I still plan to rent it, though, and give it its fair shake. I liked Eternal Darkness too much to just let this slip by unnoticed. Hell, I've been waiting for this game since 1999.

Silicon Knights is a prime company to be bought out within the next year or so haha. They'll soon probably be begging for it. Wonder who will pick them up?

Looking at their track record I would hope Nintendo, but I don't think they're going to be bought out anyway - and if they were, Nintendo ain't doing much buying as of late.

Yeah, that's weird.

If you have new games coming out, why lay people off?

Can i quote you Spartan?

At this point in time we're more likely to see Shenmue 3 than we are Too Human. The actual cost of developing the sequel would have to be exceptionally low for that game to ever see the light of day.