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Alien:Isolation sold almost twice as many copies as Aliens:Colonial Marines. Also keep in mind that people were hyped and preordering like crazy to get Aliens:Colonial Marines, which left them burned. When Alien:Isolation came out, almost nobody wanted to preorder because of that. People treated Alien:Isolation more suspiciously in general due to the Aliens:Colonial Marines debacle. Aliens:Colonial Marines definitely had an impact on Alien:Isolation's sales.
That said, this whole thing still sounds odd to me. To my knowledge, Alien:Isolation had the highest sales figures of all Sega games in 2015. How does a game that sells well and gets praise and awards from fans and critics alike (including several GOTY awards) doesn't get a sequel?
Isolation is a piece of art.
It was my personal "GOTY 2014" :)
Would prepurchase a sequel blindly.
I'd even be willing to back it on kickstarter if they'd wanted to give it a try.
i hoped for sequal they would fix the human enemies.
also i wished the vent part of DLC were part of main campaign.
2) As gamers, we can be fond of getting grumpy with a developer and saying "never again" and look at the preceding Sega Alien verse title.
3) For what it's worth, this game has restored the prestige of Sega a bit for some of us, by underlining the fact that Sega trusting developers to the ends of the earth actually *works* when the developer is good, rather than being... all the things gearbox behaved like with ACM.
They had to build the graphics engine from scratch. It'd be a waste if they made only one game with it. Already having a great, functional, proven engine could severely reduce costs for a sequel.
We don't know what Alien Isolation cost them, maybe even those good sales figures aren't enough to get the cost back. Guess a real VR-Support is now cancelled too :/
This could have been the KillerApp i was waiting for to try in the Oculus Rift or Vive
And yes, that Colonial Marines. It´s difficult to believe Sega would first publish an utter turd like that and then right after it something great like A:I.