What game franchises would you like to see return or continue?

Thank you for the link, SeTuR! I hope it turns out great.

I still play the classic MW 2, 3 and 4, Mercenaries and their datadisks a lot. ^^

Those are some great games to play! ^^

Both are classic and old school games but still enjoyable to play. :3

And I like Contract Jack too.

I agree with the Half-Life thing. But I would also want a spin-off for Half-Life. That wouldn't be as overhyped and it'd also be fun.

I think it'd be more like Fable. The games were super hyped and never quite delivered but they weren't bad games unlike Forever.

How did you not know that? Its been on the store for oh, so many months. And its never too late for this awesome franchise, that i personaly never got to play, but wish i had. You can forget about Golden Axe though, its dead along with Streets of Rage, Sonic and Total War is all Sega care for.

I've played them all. 7 is the best one.

A few years ago Brenda Braithwait/Romero she married John Romero (writer and lead designer of Wizardry 8) tried a kickstarter campaign, but it didn't garner enough interest.

Still the only RPG I ever came across where NPCs aren't static. Basically, you're on a quest to find several "map pieces", but so are other NPCs. If you wait too long, you may enter a dungeon only to find someone else got there before you. Then you need to find out which NPC has it, and where that NPC is. Oh, but by the time you get there, the NPC may have moved, or have lost the map piece to someone else, or both.
And they're also looking to get the pieces you have!

Not to mention, IMO the best stats system I've ever come across. You get better by doing. Swim a block and your characters may get 1-2 skill points in swimming. Defend with a shield, and that character may get a skill point in shield defense. etc.

Also, as an FYI, you can grab a certain item in Wiz 6, which gives access to special weapons in Wiz 7 and a bonus in Wiz 8, if you export your characters from game to game.
For a real challenge, try beating the entire trilogy with a Fairy Ninja single-character party\

Oh DAMN! Thank YOU for that information! My RL friend is a HUGE fan of the series. Played and beat all of them. He will be immensely happy to hear this.

Thanks :)

Well, Undying originally had a sequel planned, then I guess it can be called a almost-franchise...

Does craptastic mean crap or "way back it was fantastic, and now it's crap"? :D

I loved WoW during Burning Crusade, had a few people to play with so it was extra fun that way. But man it was amazing playing through all those zones. I tried it again around christmas of 2014 and it was still fun but it wasnt quite the same. But thats prolly cause of the people that I was playing with at that time...

WoW might be shit now (I dont know, I havent played it for years) but it definitely was a lot of fun at some point, and one of the best MMO-s ever. :)

I still miss this MMO, it was one of the first I ever played and it was a ton of fun though it obviously looks like shit now..
Carpe Diem Online (mute the shitty music) ----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VR_0BoXx5y8

I really like your taste in games then :)

The Longest Journey was the first I thought off. I haven't played the chapters (though the art looks stunning), but I felt lukewarm about Dreamfall. I prefer if they created more of an continuation of TLJ instead of Dreamfall. In a similar tone and spirit.

Dreamfall just didn't feel the same. To me it felt too much like a story which happened to take place in the same universe. It was also all the way throughout a little too grim. Or maybe the appropriate word is 'gloomy'. TLJ was not honey-coating things, which I appreciated, but at the same time, it did give you moments of feeling like you were accomplishing some amazing / magical things and explored and learned about characters, Arcadia and Stark. It had lighter and whimsical moments. It felt a bit more magical and heroic. TLJ started out more interesting as well, imo.

I also thought Dreamfall created too many answers and explained too little to leave me with a truly satisfying feeling at the end. With TLJ it still felt like a completed journey. And I felt that TLJ was a more cohesive story and had more solid characters as a whole.

Dreamfall was still a fine story, but I did feel disappointed as a whole, because of several different elements in the story and of the characters.

Oh well. Everyone is a critic ;)

Great news, Total War gonna make ROTK version, let us hope this one will be better than the KOEI version, LOL

So true :)

LOL, suikoden is the best, travel the world, recruit officers, cooking, build castle, free roam, wonderful tragic story, etc :) all in one

Hmm,just googled it,though imo this is not what i expected,they should have sticked to a good high quality RPG,not an mmo.

No. CCP neglected the game in favor of EVE Online. Thankfully they sold off White Wolf back in 2015 to a company that has since been busy to restore it to it's former glory. While Paradox (the new owner) did acquire the rights to the WOD MMO, they have gone back to the franchise's roots to revitalize the tabletop game that began it all... including plans to bring WOD to film and TV. However, they do have a video game in the works for Werewolf: The Apocalypse that sounds pretty exciting. XD

Sources:

• http://www.pcgamer.com/paradox-buys-white-wolf-world-of-darkness-vampire-the-masquerade-from-ccp/
• https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/02/10/white-wolf-world-of-darkness-rebirth/
• http://www.white-wolf.com/