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10 Amazing Games That Will Probably Never Receive A Sequel

Shubhankar Parijat — Fri, 20 May 2022 06:49:15 +0000

We have spoken plenty about critically successful and beloved games that are unlikely to receive sequels anytime soon owing to their commercial failures- but sometimes, for some reason or the other, even games that see decent success on both critical and commercial fronts can end up spelling the end for their franchises. Here, we’re going to be talking about a few such excellent titles that are unlikely to get sequels in the near future (or ever), and why they’re in the situation we find them in.

PORTAL 2

We could basically put the entire Valve catalog in here. The joke goes that Valve doesn’t know how to count beyond 2, and that can be applied to so many of the company’s properties. Portal, for instance, absolutely smashed it with its second instalment, delivering an instant masterpiece that was widely beloved by pretty much everyone who played it- and a lot of people have played it in the years since its launch. It’s widely regarded as one of the best games of its time, lauded for its clever gameplay and incredible writing (among other things), while commercially, it’s been quite a success too. And yet, with Valve focused on Steam and now the Steam Deck, it’s unlikely that Portal will continue. At least we recently got Aperture Desk Job though, so that’s something… right?

15 Boss Fights In Video Games That Were Almost Hopeless

Alex Jackson — Wed, 15 Aug 2018 10:42:11 +0000

What’s a good climax without a little bit of tension? There has to be moments where the protagonist is at least challenged, otherwise you just have One Punch Man. These moments often work exceptionally well in video games due to the personal investment players feel in the goings on, and how they strip away the power fantasy that players have slowly been growing into with the player character themselves, before turning that right back around for the hype conclusion. Be sure to share your favourites in the comments, and beware spoilers.

Senator Armstrong – Metal Gear Rising: Revengence

Metal Gear is well known for being surprisingly over the top. Metal Gear Rising Revengence doesn’t climax a game full of ridiculous Cyborg against Cyborg action with a battle against some huge walking tank (though that comes before the climax), but against a corrupt politician. Getting his powers from a small loan of a million nanomachines, son, Senator Armstrong uses his enhanced durability and strength to knock around Raiden like so much scrap metal, and would have succeeded if not for the meddling of Blade Wolf

Metal Gear Rising: Revengance Announced for PC

Leonid Melikhov — Sat, 08 Jun 2013 05:01:10 +0000

Metal Gear Rising: Revengance will now be coming out for PC. Fans have been asking for a PC version ever since the game came out back in February of this year.

Metal Gear Rising: Revengance took the Metal Gear franchise into a whole different level of gameplay. The new Metal Gear wasn’t a sequel or had anything to do with Solid Snake whatsoever; instead you played as Raiden who’s a cyborg ninja from the franchise.

The gameplay style of Metal Gear Rising: Revengance was all about fast action and fluid combat mechanics, it introduced the unique blade/ripper mode mechanic where time slows down, and you can cut your enemies to pieces with your wide variety of different weapons.

The game doesn’t boast amazing graphics or pretty looking environments but instead it provided good challenging boss fights, fantastic combat system and just fun gameplay overall.

Metal Gear Rising: Revengance will be running at 60 FPS “on most modern PCs” and will be released digitally according to the press release.

Let us know if you’ll be picking up the PC version of Metal Gear Rising: Revengance in the comments section below.

Check back on GamingBolt for more news and updates and expect to hear more about it at E3 2013.