Full Auto sequels likely

By Tom Bramwell Published 31 January, 2006

Pseudo wants to establish itself.

We're likely to see sequels to Xbox 360 racing game Full Auto, says producer Cord Smith.

"It's our ambition to firmly stake out our ground and continue pushing limits within the Full Auto universe, bringing gamers new modes and more mind-blowing destruction in future iterations," says Smith, speaking to Eurogamer as part of an interview featured elsewhere on the site today.

The rest of the interview is about the current game - how it came about, what it's up against, and how the developer tried to go up against the firmly established arcade racing genre.

Smith also responds to our concerns about performance in preview builds (and the recent Live demo, for that matter), and talks a little about why people should give the game a chance when Sega publishes it on February 10th in Europe.

Read the rest of the interview to find out what he says, obviously. This bit was just one of those headliney-grabby bits so people will link to us. We're such tarts.

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Tom is Operations director of Eurogamer Network and Editor-at-Large of Eurogamer.net. He joined the company in February 2000.

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Comments (5) Latest comment 6 years ago

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  • reality_cheque #1 6 years ago

    Surely you should wait to find out if people think your game is any good before planning a sequel...

  • Darren #2 6 years ago

    More to the point, you need to know whether the first game will SELL before you commit yourself to sequels surely?

  • tef89 #3 6 years ago

    Oh god a sequel....Please no not a another....think about the children....don't inflict another 'Full Auto' game on the world....please make the bad man stop.

  • crashVoodoo #4 6 years ago

    downloaded this t'other night and the slowdown is a tad shocking. looks good mind and could be quite fun

    /fingers crossed

    on a side note, does anyone else here have multiple listings of downloads on marketplace?

    i was scrolling thru it and i saw quake 4, kameo etc listed more than once yet selecting them, i found out they were all just demos. i thought they were different ones at first but they're all the same size.

  • reality_cheque #5 6 years ago

    I sometimes get confused as you can find the same file for download in different places, but I've only seen 1 demo per game. Although a couple of the demos are named very similar to the trailers, that could be the issue with you.