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Rogue One writers canned a potential sequel that explored the "dark side" of the Rebel Alliance
"A Mossad-style Rebel team hunting down Imperial war criminals"
In context: For many, myself included, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was the best canonical SW movie since the original trilogy. It was so well received that the writers had framed out a sequel, but it never went into production. It was probably for the best, though.
Bluepoint reportedly has a Bloodborne remaster and a sequel in the works for PlayStation 5
A remaster? Maybe. A sequel? Hmmm. Somehow I doubt it
Breath of the Wild sequel gameplay revealed at E3 Nintendo Direct
Is time manipulation a key gameplay mechanic? It sure looks like it
Alien: Isolation 2 may be on Creative Assembly's drawing board
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Company of Heroes 2 Review: More of the Same, Only Better
Company of Heroes was a game for true armchair generals. There was no resource collecting, no tank rushes, none of the hallmarks of other games that look like they're about a clash of armies but are really little but mouse-driven sprint races.
Seven years is a long time between wars, though, and now that we have a sequel, people are expecting a lot from this game, the first time Company of Heroes has ditched Western Europe for the Eastern Front. So what's new?
