Post by redben12 on Sept 1, 2018 18:21:14 GMT
I was watching blameitonjorge's new video about bad Wii games, and it talk about 2 cancelled sequel games.
Target: Terror 2
Target: Terror was a arcade shooter developed by raw thrills in 2004 and was ported to the Wii in 2008. The game ended with the player stopping a terrorist attack on the white house, the president thanking you and it going to static with text saying "to be continued". This was because a sequel was planned but it never came out.
Ninjabread Man 2: Blades of Fury
That's right, Ninjabread Man almost had a sequel, that was announced in January of 2008. Data Design Interactive made a website to have fans give ideas for the sequel. Data Design stop making games in 2008 and the main UK office went out of business in 2012, and the sequel was cancelled.
While these aren't the best games, if Rapsittie Street Kids has thought us anything is that even the worst stuff needs to be found. These games could have been something we could find enjoyment out of, and might have had a very slight chance of having something good in them.
Target: Terror 2
Target: Terror was a arcade shooter developed by raw thrills in 2004 and was ported to the Wii in 2008. The game ended with the player stopping a terrorist attack on the white house, the president thanking you and it going to static with text saying "to be continued". This was because a sequel was planned but it never came out.
Ninjabread Man 2: Blades of Fury
That's right, Ninjabread Man almost had a sequel, that was announced in January of 2008. Data Design Interactive made a website to have fans give ideas for the sequel. Data Design stop making games in 2008 and the main UK office went out of business in 2012, and the sequel was cancelled.
While these aren't the best games, if Rapsittie Street Kids has thought us anything is that even the worst stuff needs to be found. These games could have been something we could find enjoyment out of, and might have had a very slight chance of having something good in them.
