Insomniac CEO Ted Price has once again explained that his company is open to making a sequel to Sunset Overdrive, but would "need a partner for that".
Speaking on Insomniac's Twitch stream, Price was asked whether any of the studio's owned IP could make a return:
"Sunset [Overdrive] is something that I know a lot of our fans talk about wanting to see the sequel," he responded. "We need a partner for that. That's a big game; Sunset 2 would be a very large-scope game."
He continued by explaining that because the company wholly owns the IP, a new publisher could mean a sequel would appear across multiple platforms, moving away from the first game's Xbox One exclusivity.
Price has previously said to "ask Microsoft" why there isn't a sequel to the bizarro open world game . Going by these latest comments, there may be the implication that Microsoft has turned down that opportunity, and Insomniac now wants to explore other options.
Price also said that, after its appearance as a Game With Gold pick, the original game has now been played by "millions" of people.
We awarded the original game a 9/10, and nominated it as one of 2014's best games. Any sequel would likely be some time away, however - Insomniac likely has its plate full with creating the PS4-exclusive Spider-man game.
Joe Skrebels is IGN's UK News Editor, and he still listens to that one song from the Sunset Overdrive trailer. Follow him on Twitter.
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