I was passing through the ‘Gaf when I noted some chattering about Incrysis discovering Crytek had registered a new trademark and another website. The name in question? “Crysis Warzone”. Apparently, this brings four marks/sites having been registered – alongside Wazone we have Crysis Warhead, Crysis Wars and the brilliantly suggestive World In Crysis. One of them will clearly be the inevitable console version. Others could just be Crytek not deciding exactly what to call their inevitable console version. But – we suspect – not all of them. Whatever could World In Crysis actually be, eh? Speculation: Go!
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Crysis: The Musical. That is an interesting spin-off I’d like to play.
Crysisynthenum – Garden Simulator
On another note:
http://crymod.com/thread.php?threadid=28968&sid=a454298e470b03cffe898368cd7c2619
No more updates for Crysis… Piracy scapegoat likely to blame!
Oh, shamelessly stolen from bluesnews -
I’m just glad that there “is a good reason” for them not supporting Crysis any more.
While they aren’t telling us what this good reason is, I have every confident that it really is a very good reason and not that they want to sell us something new or think that we’re all smelly pirates.
Making something new is a bad thing?
As long as you follow the new tradition of leaving something old partially buggy and unbalanced, it can be.
Crysis Crisis: Crysisitis
They’re probably doing that Nintendo thing of trademarking anything they happen to come up with, just in case.
Cry(sis) Another Day.
Or how about a time-travelling game which doesn’t-at-all-sound-like-an-existing-franchise; Time Crysis?
Don’t Cry, Sister, feat. J. J. Cale.
Crysis Core!
Mid Life Crysis
Crysis MMO!
Dino Crysis!
Jesus Crysis?
RPS so needs to set up a “Read Our Finest Puns” list under “Read Our Finest Words.”
This, and “Conflict: Denied Ops; Allowed Demo” would reign free.
Final Fantasy VII: Crysis Core?
@ Bob: “Jesus Crysis” as the name of a computer game has ‘win’ written all over it in big neon letters.
It’d also be appropriate, as most people will need a miracle to run the game on full spec anyway.
CRYSIS OF FAITH: Jesus Crysis 2: Cry Some More
There is no such thing as a “finest pun.” It’s like “best castration scene”. Superlative examples may abound, but there ain’t nothing good about ‘em.
World in Crysis could be the whole planet rendered with Crysis’ engine. It would be the ultimate sandbox game.
Devil May Crysis!
@Tomzor: Beat ya to it! (er, as drunkymonkey. This is my even more embarrassing (but much more self-mocking) name)
@Dinger: If everyone started to see puns in the same glorified way that RPS does they’d be no more war! Fact!
Punning is the epitome of human achievement.
People who don’t like puns are, in general, those who resent that they’re not smart enough to have made them.
A pun is a cannonade without the canon, a reflexive gag without reflection to choke on, a lieutenant where even the basest potty joke rates captain.
That pun is just awful, and you know it, Kieron.
Crysis In My Pants: The Engorging?
“Cry sis! The game of sibling rivalry.” I’m imagining individually rendered reflections in her tears and visible morphing around where her teddy was garroted in front of her.
But when they make the console version they’ll probably still lose money just because it cost so much to make. They’ll blame the second hand game industry. And lack of religion in school. And violent video games.
Cuban missile Crysis.
A double bill, featuring the red menace from Cuba in league with the blue menace from space!
Now in horrifying Cryovision!
Tickets start at $600 please book early to avoid disappointment.
Far Crysis?
Nysis – For Kids!
Crysistemshock
As long as we’re all making terrible puns:
Crysis: More Noob
I have no good (or terrible) Crysis puns, so I’ll tell you about the best pun ever.
The best pun ever was in a newspaper after a Barcelona match where a stadium collapse scare made people rush out of overcrowded tunnels, but without any deaths. The headline?
“Too many Basques in one exit.”
FEAR THE PURPLE/VIOLET MENACE!!!
Ahem. To actually discuss things, for a moment…
I know I’m a dirty traitor for saying this, and everything, but I like the console version of Far Cry better. Why? Because the stealth is easier to pursue, there are traps, and you get superpowers. (The inability to aim is a minor sacrifice in comparison to traps and superpowers.) If they were to make similar additions to a console Crysis, I’d be all over it. Though I suppose it’d be trickier, as Crysis already has the superpowers.
malkav11 funny you should mention that but I thought Crysis played better with a Xbox 360 gamepad than with keyboard/mouse. The controls for the suit just felt better suited (pun intended) with the kind of gameplay that was in Crysis.
Perhaps one of those is the missing ending to Crysis.
…ha, fat chance.
jbrandt: Crysis was always envisaged as a trilogy, a full scale episodic jobby, which is (partly) why it’s missing a “proper” ending.
I think it’s about time we stop accepting “It’s meant to be part of a trilogy” as an excuse for bad endings. Get your shit together and make a self-contained game or stop charging full price for each installment.
And while I’m at it, why do they always – always – have to be trilogies?
At the start of Crysis 2 will the alien menace be wiped out, then Korea declare war on the USA, leading to a small-scale conflict over a series of islands threatening to break into an out-right nuclear war, a la Operation Flashpoint? That would be good.
The better reason to have a proper ending, even in a “trilogy” can be seen with Beyond Good and Evil. Okay, so apparently there’s now a sequel underway, but only a few weeks ago, we’d been waiting years with no sequel in sight. Or Shenmue. It’s looking quite unlikely that there will ever be another one of those. Or Xenosaga, which admittedly did manage to squeeze out a trilogy, but was originally envisioned as being six (!) games long.
Simply put, you have no idea going in whether your game will do well enough to make a sequel financially viable. You have no idea if key members of the team will still be there. You have no idea if the *company* will still be there. Etc.
…and you have no idea if people will have no idea it’s supposed to be a trilogy and will get to the end of the game expecting some kind of closure, only to be shocked when the game abruptly ends without even the courtesy of a “To be continued…” caption, leaving them saying “Wait, what?”
Yes, “trilogies in the making” are generally frustrating and annoying to have to live through–much less wait for, when you’ve played part 1 of 3 and are a few years too early for part 2 of 3.
And Xenosaga was particularly absurd, as well as tragic. If they’d been a bit more reasonable with the pacing, and the ambition, they wouldn’t have had to squeeze three or four games’ worth of plot downtime as the backstory for the effective end of their series.
RPS, you never fail me. In reading this site, I’m constantly punched in the brain by the iron fist of unabashed punnage. And I must be a masochist, because I love it.
PS: Jesus Crysis made me LOL for what in retrospect seems like an unreasonable amount of time.
Crysis of Faith: Belfast Alight?
Cry: Bullets
Cry: Blood
Cry: Me a River
Cry: Me an Ocean
Cry: Till the Last Man Falls
War Cry
Crylons: BSG on an island, like LOST, but more to the point
Crybaby: Armageddon
Cry: BLOODY PIIIIIRATES!
Cry: Just fuckin cry
Cry: Iron Tears
Cry 2: Lead Tears
Cry 3: Realistically Rendered Water Tears
Cry 3: Even Better Tears
Cry 4: FUCKING AWESOME TEARS!
Cry 5: Over Your Purchase/ A.K.A. TRUE CRY- Streets of Panama