EA: Dead Space, Army of Two, Bad Company sequels in the works

I haven't played Dead Space (not avalible here for some reason) but Army of two and Battlefield Bad Company are really good.

For Bad company One suggestion:More jokes and more parodies.

I thought Army of Two was the most offensive, ignorant, narrow minded bullshit I have ever played.

was really looking forward to it. but it turned out to be gung-ho wank.

Army of Two has a lot of great ideas, the studio just couldn't tighten up the product. Work ethic is easy to acquire, or force, but creative vision is not. I think EA would be wise to follow up on AoT.

Army of Two was a fantastically enjoyable game. I'm glad they're following it up, reminds me of a check your brain at the door action flick ala Leathal Weapon.

@ 5th hot meal
What was so offensive about the game, I really don't get it. Is it simply the PMC angle they took?

Yeah. But they better come up with a subtitle for it. Army of Two 2 just doesn't sound right. Just saying it sounds like a war between ballerinas.

Funny thing is I was expecting Army Of Two to suck major balls but I actually enjoyed the game allot. They need to improve on a wide variety of things that kept the first one from being one of the top games of the year.

I didn't like the melee combat. It felt extremely broken and almost borderline of not even functional. It was not precise at all and uber clunky.

I also didn't like the times when the game forced you to go back to back. There where times where it worked like a charm but other times where it was completely not necessary. The story was also very average and the game could be beat in one sitting.

The co-op achievements were also broken (for me) and even though I played through the game on co-op I unlocked no achievements (got it on 360). I had to play it through it solo to get achievements but my co-op buddy got some when we played co-op.

Putting all of that aside the game was still bad ass. I don't think they need to number it and call it "Army Of Two: 2". Rather, they can call it something like "Army Of Two: Cambodia".

Dead Space is also incredible. I haven't beat it yet (hardly played it) but from the few hours I got into it I loved it. Just so many games out now - ya know?

Bad Company is also a very good game. In all honesty I have put many hours into the multiplayer but I have hardly touched the single player campaign mode.

It's a double edged sword having all of these good and new games at once. It's great to have the variety and selection but it feels at times that I am not getting the proper value from each game. guess it will come in handy when spring rolls around and we have a long draught.

I had a blast with Army of Two. Definitely interested in a sequel.

Yes, everything is done to perfection in that game. I purposefully waited till my wife and kids went to bed so I can play it in my pitch black media room with the surround sound cranked up.


PURE WINNNNNN!!!

Everything about it rocks except for the occasional 2-bit shadow mask. I walked into one room and saw a shadow of Super Mario on the wall, coming from my character. It was hilarious.

I've only spotted this in 2 or 3 isolated areas so it's not a big deal. It's just puzzling why it's there at all.

Otherwise I rate it a 9. I'm halfway through playing it and I already want a sequel.

Awesome game, but I don't like the huge plot hole that came up thanks to the ending. So if they do make a sequel they'll have to pull an Evil Dead 2 sort of thing or go on to another incident with another host of characters.

Impossible mode is ridiculously hard, especially when using only the plasma cutter.

Ehh, Dead Space is good, but not as good as I thought it would be. I mean I was hyped since I first heard about it and it was a bit of a let down for me.

Ugh, I really expected to be on the same level of RE4, but it wasn't. I mean for example, the game wasn't rewarding enough, compared to RE4 there were shitloads of rewards, gold, etc you got when you took down a boss/or any enemy. That kinda thing wanted to progress more into the game. I know there's replay value but, all you don't get much after you beat the game that makes you want to replay. The game is pretty short too btw (only 12 chapters). The only reason I think people would want to go back to play is to continue and get the remaining achievements/trophies, however note that you get 90% of them by the time you finish the game, leaving the really hard ones left(finish game on impossible, one gun through the game, etc.).

The game isn't glitchy but towards the end, the levels begin to lag alot.

Also, the story isn't that good, I mean it was okay, but the damn religious subplot ruined it. Kinda like the cult thing ruined the story of Condemned 2. *Spoiler ALERT* Like the cause of all necromorphs isn't alien but man-made (Unitology). You'll get it after you finish the 12th chapter.

That being said, I still enjoyed the game, and I am still playing it right now. But unlike RE4 which i've replayed at least 30 something times, I might put DEAD SPACE away after my second round is over.

Oh no u didunt.

Just Mr.ESC SVU Headshot Jakka.


Army of two is fun as long as you play with familiy or firends and Bad company is freakin awesome.

*Friends.

Yeah everyone wants a new Kotor,Sky roads and a new Shemune and guess what? Is not going to happen.

Not sure how KotOR got into this, but OK.

@ Vidi

It's owned by EA too...

the KOTOR one is still possible, they do after all still have the license, and though ive said it many times already, the ambigious "next gen game" listing

Oh yeah... makes sense then. Carry on.

@ Jakka: I'm pretty sure LucasArts owns KOTOR and that Bioware (developer of the first title) was and is only responsible for doing LucasArts's dirty work, plain and simple. EA is only involved by virtue of purchasing Bioware.

I've not played it yet, really want to but need a better computer.

I suppose they can tell the same story from another character?

But I think they should make it unique, something else, not more of the same (e.g. moon base or something). I've seen too many of the videos now.

Can I go back to playing a game with no destructable environments? nopes

I'll confess that, now that AoT has shown us the way of fist pounding, it has become a staple any time we "blowed things up real good". I expect Resistance 2 to provide many, many fist-pound moments.

I would buy Army of Tutu

Make it bold. Army of Two: THE SEQUAL.

Of course, you can only do that for your first sequal.

Although, I suppose you could follow up with...
Army of TWO: THE SEQUAL'S SEQUAL.

At that point you could then go:

Army of Two Sequals or Amy of Sequals.

At that point you could then go:

Army of Two Sequals or Amy of Sequals.

I'm in.

I'm not a fan of subscription fees myself. Although I like what Turbine is doing with Lord of the Rings Online. They offer a lifetime membership. You can either pay your $15 a month or you can pay a one time fee of $199. After that nothing, except for buying the retain expansion packs. I'd probably be into more MMOs if this were the case. Hopefully EA will follow this model.

What makes these special is that they are original IPs. Well, Bad Company was sort of a branch, but overall not a bad step for EA. Now Activision...they are stamping numbers on all their games these days.

I suppose there could be worser titles.