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Retrospective Review: Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem

Retrospective Review: Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem

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Retrospective Reviews is a new regular series at PopGeeks that looks back at great games that you may have missed when they first released. The idea is to introduce you to the titles in an honest and frank way with the hope that you go back and play them if they sound appealing to you. We’ll be looking at a vast variety of genres over the coming months so there should be something for everyone. We’d also love to hear your thoughts about the games in the comments, so if you played the featured title then please share your experience with it below. First Released: June 23, 2002 Platforms: GameCube Developer: Silicon Knights Publisher:  Nintendo Horror games are notoriously difficult to get right. Then past few years has shown just how hard it can be for developers to strike up a balance between frightening the player and not becoming like a B-movie horror flick that simply relies on jump scares. This is fairly obvious by the lack of effective horror

6 Incredible Games That Need Sequels

6 Incredible Games That Need Sequels

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Sequels are an integral part of the gaming industry. Just like with other entertainment mediums, successful titles are seen as perfect examples for further exploiting. It makes sense, as fans who have already enjoyed a particular game are likely to want to purchase further entries in the series. This makes sequels a sound investment for publishers and developers who might not want to risk creating a brand new intellectual property when they know they can make a profit with another instalment. However, for one reason or another successful games do not get sequels. Sometimes the rights for a particular title may be owned by an entity that does not want to allow further games to be made or the original developer may not be able to work on a further title. Whatever the reason, fans can be left incredibly disappointing when a franchise does not continue, especially if the story hasn’t been concluded. So as much as we all love having developers take risks and create brand new properties, sometimes