Th4tGuyII

You’re right that sequels can absolutely enhance a game’s legacy, but they can equally tarnish it ala Borderlands 3.

I’d argue being beloved without a sequel is better than having a bad one.

Alas, we will now never get those three sequels that McGinn and his team had been all too willing to create. But, tragic as that is, perhaps that lack of sequels played a role in Hit & Run becoming the iconic title it is today.

Honestly I think this hits the nail on the head. The lack of a sequel for such a beloved game kept people coming back to play it, and also ensured it could never overstay its welcome.

Nowadays I barely use Reddit, but sometimes you end up forced to use an app, so I use Infinity with a custom API key

I hate to side with big tech, but they’re not wrong… DNS poisoning is ineffective when pirate sites can just change domains, and users can just change DNS provider or use a VPN. It’s a cat and mouse race that’ll be ultimately impossible to win