Roma on 14 February 2009
Well Nintendo has successful “hardcore” IP’s and therefore doesn’t see the need to create more. Even if they wanted to it is hard these days but when they do come up with something good they will do it. They do not want to create something new just for the sake of doing something new.
Now for other companies it is a different thing. Most of them do not have the ability to reinvent their IP’s and make them feel new again. Tell me how many companies have succeeded in doing what Nintendo does to keep their games selling even after many sequels (or whatever you want to call it)?
This is mostly why you see new games created, because they cant keep all their games alive and therefore need new IP’s to stay afloat.
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