Sequels, in very traditional formats, have been absolutely thriving this year. Back in April, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor hit store shelves, and aside from a few pretty major technical issues, it was heralded as a great game and a fantastic traditional sequel, taking its predecessor's foundations and building on them, improving all of the original's best bits while fixing complaints fans had about the first game. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom came out soon after it and did the same for its own predecessor, and more recently Marvel's Spider-Man 2 has followed suit. While these games don't reinvent the wheel, they double down on their predecessors' best elements, and that's exactly what fans would want a Ghost of Tsushima 2 to do.