I really hope its Crackdown. Crackdown 3 was easily the best in the franchise and there's still so much they can do with the franchise.
Of course it sold terribly, it launched on Game Pass.Crackdown? Are you people insane? The IP is radioactive and the last entry both sold and reviewed terribly.
(I really enjoyed 3 and would welcome a sequel, but come on.)
This is a job posting. Basically any sequel to an existing console first party franchise would be considered AAA for hiring purposes, regardless of whether the project actually fulfills any arbitrary definition of what AAA is.I wouldn't consider Crackdown to be a AAA franchise, let alone well established.
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While I loved Crackdown 3 and Crackdown 4 with a budget and Sumo being the dev from day one without the shackles of cloud promises and other conditions would be incredible, I really doubt it's Crackdown 4 lol
The original devs exist and are already working on it, why would sumo make it?Saints Row, it has had the longest Hiatus and considering Next-Gen consoles potential for open world games like SR, getting ahead of GTA6 could put a new SR (If done well) pretty well off for itself.
Would be a waste of money. Sony doesn't even own bluepoint or house marque yet and sony rarely puts out games like sackboy, not enough to buy a whole studio for it.I wouldn't be surprised if Sony scooped them up after Sackboy and he's a dormant Sony IP. There's clearly some talent there.
Am I missing something with the Infamous posts? What's the connection there with Sumo? And isn't Infamous Sony IP and Crackdown MS IP? And people assume it would be one or the other or something? Seems odd to me, but I'm probably missing something!
Sumo has worked for both Sony and Microsoft.Am I missing something with the Infamous posts? What's the connection there with Sumo? And isn't Infamous Sony IP and Crackdown MS IP? And people assume it would be one or the other or something? Seems odd to me, but I'm probably missing something!
Ah gotcha - thanks!Sumo make a lot of sequels within franchises that the creators have moved on from. They made crackdown 3. They also made little big planet 3 and recently Sackboy. I think people are just spitballing exclusive open world IP's that Sony and MS aren't dealing with themselves that they would like to see sequels to.
I can't imagine they'd be given something as big as infamous though. But who knows.
I'm gonna guess they are working on a new Mafia game.
In 2019, SUMO Digital has entered into a partnership with publisher 2K for multiple undisclosed projects. These projects are being worked on in SUMO's Sheffield studio (Red Kite Games). We also know that Hangar 13 (developer behind Mafia 3 and Mafia DE) is working on a new IP.
So now we know that SUMO is working on a new entry in en established AAA open-world game, probably for 2K Games, so I think there is a good chance it's a new Mafia game.
It sold poorly taking into account its presence on GP.
im all for appreciating games that werent huge successes, but cmon nowCrackdown 3 was actually pretty great. It was essentially a modernised Crackdown 1 but with better weapons and traversal. It's not trying to be a cinematic story experience but that's apparently what the critics wanted...despite there being an abundance of those and nothing else like Crackdown.
The hate was just typical games media piling onto something for those clicks imo