"South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker (Photo : Reuters/Fred Prouser)
UPDATE: Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman and Kenny McCormick are set to come back on "South Park" season 19 premiere on Sept. 16.
Ubisoft unveiled the "South Park: The Stick Of Truth" sequel "South Park: The Fractured But Whole" when it opened up its E3 2015 Press Conference. Comedy Central's "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone helped make the announcement.
Parker and Stone revealed that they started to really understand game design toward the end of the "South Park: The Stick Of Truth" development, so they eventually conceded while they had no plans of making a sequel.
While the "South Park: The Stick Of Truth" game had a strenuous development cycle, it turned out to have hilarious and very enjoyable role-playing game mechanics and tropes. It is then expected that "South Park" fans, who also happen to be gamers, expect much from "South Park: The Stick Of Truth."
What makes the "South Park: The Stick Of Truth" game unique is that it is a superhero parody starring the superhero alter-egos collectively known as Coon and Friends from a few different episodes of the Comedy Central animated series "South Park" season 14, according to Denver Post.
In addition, the "South Park: The Stick Of Truth" is being developed by Ubisoft's San Francisco office and not by Obsidian, the original creator of the "South Park: The Stick Of Truth," Wired has learned.
On the other hand, Ubisoft did not announce the official "South Park: The Fractured But Whole" game release date. Instead, they Ubisoft invited Parker and Stone to come on stage and say the F-word a lot.
The E3 2015 press conference was hosted by the CBS show "The Talk" host Aisha Tyler. Meanwhile, "South Park" season 19 is expected to premiere on Sept. 23, which is also Fox's hit series "Empire" season 2 release date.
Watch the "South Park: The Stick Of Truth" trailer here:
