For High Voltage GDC was the place to highlight Tournament of Legends and The Grinder, but a poster suggests a second Wii shooter.
According to G4TV, there was a piece of art with a sole large "2" in the same font as the logo for The Conduit. Whilst strongly hinting at a sequel, the studio denied its existence when questioned but further teased "there's more to come on that!", coupled with sly grins and manic laughter.
In an interview with producer Joshua Olson (via GoNintendo), he mentions how the studio do realise how the characters and environments in the first game were fairly generic/bland in design - something they would address if there were to be a sequel.
I think that's a very fair criticism. Looking at The Conduit, you're not really sure that you're in the world of The Conduit. Like you said, it's kind of generic. You could be anywhere. I think that was driven a lot by our push to make The Conduit in D.C. in realistic-looking environments, we wanted to make the graphics look as real as possible. But on the flipside of that, it tended to make it look a little generic, a bit mundane.If you're playing Halo, or look at a screenshot, you know you're in Halo. I don't think that's the case with The Conduit. It's a very valid criticism that we took to heart and we're hoping to address in future games.
Would you be interested in a sequel - were you a fan of the first?