What is the greatest spike or drop in quality between two sequels you have ever seen?

A good sequel can be an amazing way to continue or end a great game series and a bad sequel can cheapen or ruin a great series. Sometimes sequels are annual or only happen once a decade or two. Sometimes a sequel can be a great leap, or dive, in quality.I'm thinking of sequels so good that revitalize a franchise or tremendously improve on the previous games or one so bad that it makes you wonder who would want to play it at all.Good or bad, which sequels to games do you think bad the largest spike or drop in quality? via /r/Games https://ift.tt/3dDnZ2V