Nier 2 looks pretty good, they’ve shown mostly only combat, but does that does look pretty good, as well as the character design.

Attack on Titan looks a little bit insane, with giant naked people – as the enemies – running around cities.

Gears of war 4 looks to have nearly the exact same weapons and enemies , which in my opinion is a big mistake.

Hoping that We Happy Few can sustain that strong beginning, even if the whole game only lasts a couple of hours.

I hope Forza horizon 3 goes back to what I did good in 1, and abolishes everything it did in Horizon 2, and being an aussie and set in Australia has a little bit more of my interest.

Re-core looks a bit different and people keep mentioning strong mega man aspects to it, I wouldn’t know myself.

Gravity rush 2 looks more impressive than the first. they seem to taking advantage on the PS4 by making a bigger world and a deeper game.

I want to like For Honour but it looks too boring. To much of the mindless easily kill-able enemies parts looks really dull.

Absolver looks really good visually, but seems a bit combat monotone.

Let it Die from Suda looks like it will be banned here in Australia due to the Bloodfest.

The Surge – devs of lords of the fallen – looks to have pretty good combat using an exo suit fighting other robots and exo suit wearers, similar to Souls style, with its own take on targeting body parts and special finishing moves needed for upgrading the character quicker.
I won’t mention the setting.

No David Cage hate segment please! Feel free to direct your hostility towards Nintendo 😉

Also interested in why I need a new console already, as frogofdeath mentions above.

I’d like to hear thoughts on the new Zelda. Haven’t played a new entry in the series since Wind Waker, but this one has piqued my interest. From what I’ve read and the videos I’ve seen, Breath of the Wild seems so different from past Zelda games, but just enough familiarity.

Would be interested in thoughts on the “new” consoles. Are they needed? Why so soon? Good or bad for the home console market?

I can see how playing the newer game first might cause that issue — it’s hard to go backwards in gaming.

Bioshock 2 is on my “to play” list, just need to find a relatively cheap copy. Within the series I also think Infinite is a better game than the first entry. While I enjoyed both games, I had more fun playing Infinite than Bioshock. It may have something to do with the fact that I played Infinite first.

While I’ve never been a huge fan of the Street Fighter series, or fighting games in general, I fully agree with Street Fighter II. The comment about making you forget about the original entry is spot on. Street Fighter definitely begins with the second entry. I know of the original Street Fighter, but doubt I’ve ever played it. Even with my lack of interest (and skill!) in fighting games, I’ve sunk numerous hours into various versions of Street Fighter II.

Keeping to fighting games, I would add WWF No Mercy (N64) to the list of superior sequels. It improved on everything the previous games in the series had implemented. The cherry on top is the create-a-wrestler which is still hard to top to this day. Of course, maybe it doesn’t count because it is more like a yearly update to a sports title, but I think there is enough changes for the better to make it a superior sequel.

Lastly, it was already mentioned by Mike below in the comments, but I too would add Super Mario World to the list. I would say this is the best side-scrolling Mario of all time. The only thing from SMB3 that is better would be the power-ups, but that’s it.