MadWorld director 'definitely' interested in doing a sequel

Bring it to PS3/360 and i'll definitely be interested in buying it.

lol fwheelin

this game = headache.

not because it is bad, but it was very disorienting for me

I still need to buy this game....

I wonder if it will still be Wii exclusive or if it'll go the way of No more heros. I wouldn't be surprised if it went multiplatform after the first ones sales.

How 'bout moving it over to a more mature gamer friendly platform (360/PS3) where it would be more appreciated?

If it goes only to the 360/PS3 I doubt i'll be buying it... impaling and cutting people in half with a chainsaw wouldnt be nearly as satisfying without the waggle.

"by David Hinkle { Jan 11th 2010 at 7:15PM } Nintendo "
David Hinkle? That's a funny way of spelling Ludwig Kietzmann

I though madworld was awful. The combat was shallow and not engaging, the visual style looks cool in screenshots but in action it's just too busy and after the first few minutes it gets really annoying.

If they make another one they HAVE to add more things to the game. After the first level you will have already seen everything you will see with the environment not being anything special. Once you've seen one spike you've seen them all.
If they did bring it the the PS3/Xbox 360 they will have a lot more to work with.

Hmmm... I have this game, but I have yet to open it. Maybe I should.

Like I have anything to say about this....

Definitely a game that would benefit from a sequel, something with more time and care invested into its development issues. Less stability issues, a longer game, and more replay value to the game either way.

If Sega thinks they made enough money to do so, it would be a good idea.

The game is a beat em up, it doesn't need to go longer really. Maybe ditch the boss fight only stages for a complete stage. Most games of it's nature just let you reply the levels and have nothing else in terms of reply value.

If they decide too, they should focus on a good multiplayer. Not just the bloodbath challenges. And then add more interactive objects into levels, not clones of the same thing.

One of the very few good games on the Wii last year.

I want to see a sequel, strongly promoted and advertised by Nintendo this time.

MadWorld rocked. Loved the story and boss battles, more of that would be great.

If they release it for the Wii - they should have the a box set of the first and second as a pre-order bonus for those people who foolishly missed it the first time.

Madworld was a great game, I don't care what anyone says and Sega, you can go f- yourself. This game has a lot going for it. The visuals were stunning and I had a blast progressing through the levels. When the game came out, I was in my first year of law school and going around eviscerating bad guys was a great stress release. As for the story, I thought it was actually very deep. At one point, the designers had a very thought-provoking narrative on our lust for violence as entertainment and how it drives our willingness to enter and tolerate wars today. I also thought the commentators were hilarious--really, it's like an episode of Southpark. I agree with some of the criticism above. The controls were a little wonky. The lock-on feature didn't work, and there were times when I did a requested motion but it didn't register. That was very frustrating with boss enemies. One other control complaint I have is that I never figured out how to replicate the different fatalities with the chainsaw. My biggest complaint is that it wasn't really a 2 player game. I brought it to a party once, and people were laughing so hard, but we moved on to Mariokart after a while b/c it was just pass and play which is a little antithetical to the Wii experience. These nits definitely kept the game from becoming a GoY contender, but the IP has a lot of potential and I would definitely buy a sequel. Here's a parting food for thought: how many of the complaints have to do with the limitations of the Wii?

MadWorld was a fun game but they REALLY could have been more ambitious with it. For somewhat obvious reasons, it felt like God Hand-lite. Unfortunately, some of the things that made it so like God Hand didn't translate well without having that meat behind it any more.

The motion controls worked great, though. On the rare occasion that the game DID put up a significant challenge, it was damn satisfying using motion finishers on enemies.
The combat engine was terrible dull, though. Even *I* started feeling bored of it toward the end. It's the same Left-Right-Left-Kick! over and over...and over...and over and over again. I really don't understand why a game touted as God Hand's spiritual successor failed to bring over it's most innovative feature and left out the customizable combo system. It really makes me think that they were pretty much set on making a dumbed down, cheap game designed to get attention :\ The fighting is the very heart of a beat 'em up. So much more thought could have – no, SHOULD have – gone into MadWorld's combat system, but it really did feel like they half-assed it as much as possible in that regard. Especially when you compare it to the intricacies of even just Bayonetta's combat system, (furthermore God Hand or Viewtiful Joe).

I didn't like the smaller contained level structure thing, too. Most of the levels were like playing in a small sandbox, but there's no reason they couldn't have the levels be a lot more linearly structured and have goals in them while also keeping you contained and pursuing the points system thing.
Just based off the level design alone, I can't fault anyone if they said they felt it was repetitive.


Still, MadWorld was pretty much the perfect length for what it was. I started feeling slightly fatigued by the time I got to the end of the game, but not enough to make me alter my opinion of the game.

A sequel that is at least 3 times the length, better level design and a much improved combat system would do the game wonders.

I don't get all the Wii haters posting. This was a great game and a more fleshed out sequal would be awsome. Give me some online content. How about recording your game play, adding your own commentary, and then posting it. My only fear with Ubisoft is the lack of wi-fi support from other Wii titles. I hate to say it, but Activision sounds good to me. They could continue to innovate Wii games online like CoD:MWR and Guitar Hero have. I love the Doom style matches on Modern Warfare Reflex. That would be great in Madworld. Get me a headset(finally, please) and let me taunt the hell out of my opponent.

I know Sega was behind Madworld. Joystiq offered Ubisoft as a suggestion for publisher since Sega has pretty much given up on mature Wii games.

I couldn't give a shit whether the game is mature or not, I care about whether or not the game is good. Most of the games people play are T rated anyway.

look make it open world like GTA but in the same graphical style but with added colour make the game smoother and make the world massive bigger than GTA 4