I agree with insane_cobra. But it's different with videogames than, say, movies or books. Books are allowed it and no one really cares too much either way. For movies, sequels generally seem to be frowned upon (I'm referring more to afterthought/sales sequels). But with games it's pretty much expected to have a sequel and only games that sold poorly or games by developers that focus more on story and see no reason for a sequel, don't have one. Just an interesting trend.
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