Homefront's getting a sequel - THQ
Takes place on the other side of Mississippi.
Homefront 1 isn't out yet, but Homefront 2 is already on the cards.
THQ's core games boss Danny Bilson said a sequel would be set on the other side of the Mississippi river.
"The sequel has new features and doesn't even deal with the same characters," Bilson revealed during an IGDA speech (reported by Joystiq).
"It takes place on the other side of the Mississippi - nobody knows what's going on over there because the North Koreans have irradiated the Mississippi with radioactive iodine and nobody can cross it without a hazmat suit. It's very interesting stuff."
Homefront is being aligned as THQ's big shooter series - its Call of Duty. Set in America's own back yard, the premise works around the "what if?" scenario of North Korea invading the home of the capitalist world.
It's not out until March 2011, but THQ has a book co-written by the Apocalypse Now screenwriter ready for early next year.
Homefront is in development for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Christian Donlan played the game for Eurogamer last month.
Up to 32 people can play Homefront.
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Sentence of the day.
Seriously though, given the developer's track record, wouldn't it be wise to get the first game out the door first before committing to sequels?
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Given how America's nuclear arsenal could wipe out every inch of North Korea fifty times over, and their fleet and air force dwarf most of those of the rest of the world, I'd like to see how NK would even manage to get a single soldier across the pacific alive.