Sometimes even the most successful games get follow-ups that go amiss.<\/p>\n
It may boil down to bad timing, a dodgy release platform, or even simply missing out on capturing a small piece of our limited attention span.<\/p>\n
Whatever the reason, we feel that it’s only right for us to bring some of these forgotten works to light.<\/p>\n
Here are some game sequels that you probably never knew existed.<\/p>\n
Sequel to: Another World<\/strong><\/p>\n Another World is one of the most critically-acclaimed side-scrolling adventure games ever made.<\/p>\n Everyone loved it. Even my mom, and she hates everything, especially affection.<\/p>\n Created by Eric Chahi, the game was always meant to open and close the way it did (ending off in a thought-provoking, ambiguous way). Until Interplay was all like, “Hey, but money!”<\/p>\n Chahi was persuaded into making a follow-up – Heart of the Alien – which followed on directly from the ending of Another World,\u00a0slapped the ending ambiguity in the face and said, “Here, have this way more depressing ending, instead”.<\/p>\n Those who played the game actually liked it, but Chahi said\u00a0it doesn’t represent his vision of the world.<\/p>\n Luckily for him, it never really hit big on Sega CD, and no one really knows it exists.<\/p>\n The sequel kicks off at the 22 minute mark.<\/p>\n