Board 8 > Sequels where you start with all the powers you gained in the first game.

(+) Yeah! (+)

Obviously only applies if the main character is the same in both games.

Baldur's Gate 2 sort of does this, but you instead lose all of the equipment you gained.

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God of War 2+3 I think

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Banjo-Tooie.

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I hate when games do this.

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Sonic 2

the ability to roll by pressing down by running lmfao

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I think some Ultima games do this

doesn't Infamous 2 do this as well?

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God of War 2+3 I think

Haven't played 3, but in 2 you lose it all shortly after starting the game.

Banjo-Tooie is the only game I can think of that does this all the way.

Spyro 3, but you get all the powers from Spyro 2 instead.

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Metroid Prime 2 did this but you lost them all immediately.

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Mass Effect kinda lets you do this.

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From: Takfloyd_mkII__ | #009
Banjo-Tooie is the only game I can think of that does this all the way.
yea, its difficult to think of some that do this but even harder to come up with some that let you keep them

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LeonhartFour posted...

Mass Effect kinda lets you do this.

No it doesn't. You get to like level 50 in ME1 and in ME2, you're level 5.

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From: Takfloyd_mkII__ | #009

Haven't played 3, but in 2 you lose it all shortly after starting the game.

still counts!

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Soul Reaver 2, sort of

They didn't include any of the optional powers from the first game, and they removed the Constrict ability you got from Dumah because it was a dumb ability only included to eliminate the need for a special animation for operating certain switches. But the spectral phasing, climbing, projectiles, swimming, and the Soul Reaver itself are all things you start with.

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Persona 2, but not very noticable since only Tatsuya carries over.

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LeonhartFour posted...

Mass Effect kinda lets you do this.

No it doesn't. You get to like level 50 in ME1 and in ME2, you're level 5.

Well yeah, but that's because Shepard dies at the start of ME2. (is that really a spoiler, I don't know)
In Mass Effect 3 you keep your levels up to 30, which is enough to buy back most of your skills.

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but in 2 you lose it all shortly after starting the game.

Sequels where you start with all the powers you gained in the first game

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I think the Legacy of Goku series did this.

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LeonhartFour posted...

Mass Effect kinda lets you do this.

No it doesn't. You get to like level 50 in ME1 and in ME2, you're level 5.

in ME3 you start with your powers (or very similar ones) from ME2

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From: MrGreenonion | #016
Soul Reaver 2, sort of

They didn't include any of the optional powers from the first game, and they removed the Constrict ability you got from Dumah because it was a dumb ability only included to eliminate the need for a special animation for operating certain switches. But the spectral phasing, climbing, projectiles, swimming, and the Soul Reaver itself are all things you start with.
Came in here to say this.

Also, ME2-->ME3, Anagram.

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Came in to say ME2 to ME3.

If you're at LV30 in ME2 you start ME3 at LV30, picking up right where you left off.

ME1 to ME2 had a decent excuse for not doing this.

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Jak 2.

This could be partially because the protagonist had no powers to speak of in the series UNTIL Jak 2.

Ah, I haven't played ME3 yet. But having an excuse (ME2) doesn't mean the game counts - it still doesn't.

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Yeah God of War 3 came to my mind first. You do have a boss fight before you end up swimming in the Wussmaker River.

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