What game announcement have you been waiting and wanting for the most?

They need some love

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I was quite surprised how far and well the art design, animation, graphics and dialogue in the Jak series still holds up. I feel there is very little that has aged with the games, besides the open world being fairly empty if not interestingly crafted.

It'll come eventually. Gotta milk the money out of every IP.

No IP is safe. Given enough time EVERY "dead" IP will get a sequel or remake. Even fucking XIII is getting a remake.

I'm torn between wanting a sequel to the first in the same style or to the third, both are good but the setting is wildly different and have their unique charm.

Half Life 3 of course. But barring that either GTA6 set in 80s VC again or a full remake of VC. Just make it look as good as RDR2 and have better shooting. Maybe add swimming. I'd drop $60 on an exact remake like that, no new missions or anything. I'd take new stuff but the game was amazing as is.

REBOOT starting with The Precursor Legacy
>The time travel at the end of Jak 2 starts a new universe with new canon instead of causing a bootstrap paradox
>Jak, Daxter, and Keira grow up under Samos's watch with him occasionally making small non-specific allusions to future events(as well as finding and hiding the Life Seed) to subtly prepare them mentally for what lies ahead
>Sandover village is greatly expanded but is inspired by it's original layout. Numerous unnamed villagers and a few places of interest. Uncle is retconned into being just the village's prospector, Bird lady, Mayor, Sculptor, and Farmer are essentially unchanged.
>J&D1 world increased in scope massively, includes 5 hub worlds, 1 for each colored sage(yellow sages being a desert environment), and 1 whole hub for Gol and Maia's citadel
>Each level has a hidden precursor level buried within the levels containing hidden pieces of ancient lore/world-building stored inside/written on precursor tech.
>This along with the standard scout flies/power cells/orbs all of which is needed for true ending.
>The story progresses and ends like the original with the sages being taken to power the robot and light eco being formed to destroy it
>Only difference being that Daxter absorbs some Light Eco at the end without changing his form. Gol really was the only person who could have helped.
>Gol and Maia's fate are undetermined

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imagine being this retarded

precursor legacy was a good kicking off point, but 2 and 3 was where they hit their stride and perfected the game. Precursor legacy is the same exact game except

>no guns
>no jetboard
>no dark/light jak
>no vehicles
>basically a glorified collection game "you must get 400 orbs to reach the next area" such a fucking shit progression design

>no guns
gunplay controls like shit, eco is better
>no jetboard
jak 1 wasnt filled with empty spaces so it didnt need it
>no dark/light jak
muh edgy oc and easy mode
>no vehicles
theres the zoomer you use in a few segments but the less vehicles the better
>basically a glorified collection game "you must get 400 orbs to reach the next area" such a fucking shit progression design
better than going across an empty and boring map over and over so i can play a linear stage/mission

There was a Game Informer article years back about a possible new Jak entry and ND basically admitted if they did a new one it'd be nothing like the old ones and they'd want a more "serious" tone overall

Shadow of war 3

honestly i enjoyed the daxter spin-off way more than 2 & 3 overall since it felt way more in-line with PL and what i actually wanted from the series

MML3

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J&D has too much soul for modern gaming.

Reminder that Druckmann was in charge of Lost Frontier. How do people like him manage to fail upward?