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Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge was one of the first real champions for Xbox Live, and has continued to hover near the top of a short list of titles that genuinely deserve sequel treatment. Some hope was given for a follow up to the aerial combat game late last year after Smith & Tinker's Jordan Weisman
bought up rights to the license, along with
MechWarrior and
Shadowrun, though if you're like us the question that has continued to circle overhead is 'when?' The unfortunate answer, according to comments by
Airtight designer and former Crimson Skies dev Jose Perez, is
not anytime soon.
So what's keeping it grounded? According to Perez, we can lay some of the blame at the feet of Airtight's upcoming sci-fi shooter for Capcom,
Dark Void, though he admits that "if the stars aligned, it'd be something we'd definitely be willing to explore again." Publisher Smith & Tinker's Weisman seems to hold more certainty in the franchise's future, however, stating ""I'm absolutely confident of that, because I want to play it." Trust us,
we do to.
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Crimson Skies return flight delayed by Dark Void 
