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@Vacuumator "Ghost..." is kinda the main name when you think about it. In the game Jin is referred as the "Ghost" all the time. So there's part of the name still there. "Horizon Zero Dawn" to "Horizon Forbidden West" might be a recent example of the name being altered for the sequel. Remember when Forbidden West wasn't announced yet, a lot of people called it "Horizon Zero Dawn 2"? I knew they had to change the name a bit because keeping the "Zero Dawn" part wouldn't make sense.

@Vacuumator It wouldn't make sense to still have the Tsushima name though. The sequel will most likely take place somewhere else. Either in mainland Japan or another island, maybe it might be "Ghost of Okinawa". Who knows.

I always find it funny how they say they currently have no plans for a port. Many devs/publisher say that when the game is only releasing in one platform. We all know is BS, of course they have plans, they might even have a port running on the other platform already. But I guess they're obligated to say that BS.

A new Deus Ex would be great. They do need to keep the same composer though, Michael McCann, loved the soundtrack of both HR and MD. I still play the main theme all the time. Also, it would be awesome to get a VR version of both games for PSVR2.

@KnightRider1982 The tech would still not be enough to translate your movement properly to the game. Motion capture using just cameras is advancing pretty quickly, but it still not there. Plus it would not give the user a proper feedback of the action your doing in the VR world. For example, pressing the triggers when firing a weapon.

I played a sorcery game on Quest 2 that you only needed your hands, it felt more like a tech demo really. Not having a controller in your hands didn't make the game better. I felt more disconnected from the game than using the controllers. At least with a controller you get haptic feedback for your actions. Plus the game wouldn't recognize some of your movements sometimes and that was annoying.

@KnightRider1982 We've had that before with Kinect, that didn't go so well. Also, games are more than just jump and move. How are you going to open menus, select abilities/spells, etc. There's a bunch of other tasks that aren't able to be performed properly without a proper input device. One day in the future when we have The Matrix level VR where you can just think of things to activate, then we won't need controllers.

@KnightRider1982 How else are you going to tell the game what actions you're doing? Pulling a trigger, jumping, moving, opening a menu, etc.

Not making it wireless means the price could be more affordable.

@Anti-Matter Damn, well at least if you're getting enjoyment out of those games that's good. What about rated T games, do you try some of those out? A game like Portal is a great experience to try out. There's also great "walking simulator" like What Remains of Edith Finch that are rated T.

@Anti-Matter Why do you hate them? Have you even tried some rated M games? Are you just referring to rated M games from PS1 and 2 eras?