A next game in the series would've undoubtedly been a full 3D and 3D accelerated Windows 95 game, like Jedi Knight, that would be easier to get running, more accessible, likely runnable in high resolutions (with a little help) and possibly even moddable. It's too bad that they didn't sell well enough to keep the franchise going. It really is impressive how both games were ahead of their time, with mouselook (which was initially unpopular with a lot of PC gamers, amusingly enough), drivable vehicles (that you could even fire from while driving) and even just the ability to customize all of your keys in the game (rather than in the setup program, like DOOM II and Duke 3D required). I wouldn't be giving the game so much attention if it weren't worth it.
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