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Crysis 2 doesn't have a lot in common with crysis 1 or warhead, but they would go on to dump most of crysis 2 for crysis 3.
Important characters in one game get demoted to extras, die for no reason, or get no mentions.
As you may already know, Psycho returns in Crysis 3, and reprises his role with the same entertaining character that he provided in Warhead. He really steals the show, IMO. Got to hand it to those Brit voice actors :)
But with Crysis 2, there is no continuity to the original story. The Devs went off in a totally different (and sometimes weird) direction storywise, not to mention had you on a rail, compared to the mostly open world of Crysis 1. A bit disappointing in that regard (but I still enjoyed the game)...