God of War: Chains of Olympus was one of the best PSP games of last year and a worthy conversion of the full-size console hit, God of War. Now, amidst stirrings in the PSP camp. there are rumours that the game may be about to get a sequel.
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Crackdown 1.5 is already in development and could be out in the first few months of 2010, say rumourmongers. The original Crackdown is still one of the finest exclusives on the Xbox 360, so the continued absence of a sequel is rather peculiar. Newly-formed Scottish developer Ruffian Games is believed to be the developer behind the multiplayer-focussed semi-sequel.
Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune was one of the most fun PS3 games of 2007 and featured some fairly decent enemy AI alongside the lush production values. Developer’s Naughty Dog have been spilling the beans on their plans for making the AI even more cunning for the sequel.
Crackdown is one of the best Xbox 360 games so far, but although you’d expect a sequel to quickly follow a successful new IP, Crackdown 2 has barely got a mention from official channels. Developer Realtime Worlds instead jumped from Crackdown to begin work on a more ambitious project, an MMO-like game called APB. Now though, there seems to be a good chance of a Crackdown sequel showing up as key members from the original Crackdown team have moved on to form a new studio, Ruffian Games.
With its heady mix of ancestral regressions, Templars and intimations that some of “miracles” in the Bible were faked (see below), Assassin’s Creed should have been on our Top Ten Most God-Bothering Games Ever list. Now, Ubisoft have confirmed that the company is “working hard” on a sequel for the climb, sneak, fight, kill, escape game.