Impulse Gamer writes:
"Naughty Bear: Panic in Paradise is the sequel to the poorly received yet mildly popular Naughty Bear from 2010. Once again, you play as Naughty, a teddy bear who hasn’t been invited to a party that all the other teddy bears in town have been invited to. Instead of accepting the fact that none of the bears like him, he decides to show them why they hate him so much; by killing every single one of them. Panic in Paradise is an attempt at a hybrid of a stealth and action game which ends up being only a mediocre affair."
COGconnected: Some sequels come as a result of the artists behind it truly believing an IP deserves a second chance, could be improved with just a few small tweaks, or is indeed good enough to warrant a sequel. These ones do not.
Loads of people asked for a sequel to Knack, including myself.
The first game was good fun, clearly rushed for launch, but a good launch title for PS4.
The great dunk spoke, and knack 2 was goty before it even dropped. Spaghetti. Meatballs. Puerto Rico.
Knack 2 and Kane and Lynch 2 were so good
Cool article though aha mostly all true.
Still waiting for Kanye and Lynch 3 to solve that insane cliffhanger ending
I will always want more Naughty Bear. Those games are like bad SyFy movies, just so awful but so fun.
Knack 1-2 was Fantastic...,.... hope Knack 3 being developed.
Can't wait for Ratchet and clank 2
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Two editors at Capsule Computers put on their Hulk fists and start dueling each other over the topic of video game ratings. Spurring from the topic of The Walking Dead receiving a MA 15+ rating in Australia, both editors defend logical standpoints regarding the distribution of consumer knowledge around titles like Naughty Bear: Panic in Paradise.