http://en.wikipedia....achronox#Sequel

 

Sequel

 

Tom Hall felt the story of Anachronox was too large for one game (requiring an estimated 70 hours of gameplay^[101]), and planned for two expansion packs in 1998.^[39] Each expansion pack would represent another third of the overall story.^[39] He confirmed in 1999 that Anachronox would be followed by only one sequel;^[52] several art assets had already been created for the sequel by mid-2000.^[75] Hall speculated in 2000 that further adventures in two new universes may take place after the sequel.^[101][167] He later stated that he did not regret ending Anachronox on a cliffhanger, as most characters had resolved their inner turmoil.^[101] Ion Storm's closure nixed plans for a continuation; Hall has unsuccessfully tried to purchase the intellectual property rights to the Anachronox universe.^[101] He noted in 2007 that other team members were willing to come back to help: "We went through such turmoil but stayed for the love of the universe, the game and each other. Former team members often mention that if I ever got the intellectual property back and was going to make Anachronox 2, just tell them when and where. We have, as we say, 'The Love.'"^[101] Hall remarked in 2010, "If I don't do the game in the next 10 years, I'll just write up the rest of the story and put it on my website for closure, how about that?"^[100]

 

Sound familiar? Give them the IP you bastards! And also, I want System Shock 3.

Who owns the IP?

Eidos/ Squeenix presumably, as Eidos bought Ion Storm.

It could still happen, Squeenix is one of the least evil publishers around.

Please let that happen