Areym said:
Did you just refer to GT5 as a "one hit wonder"? Also, consistancy doesn't always work, especially on every year releases (with the exception of COD and the sheeple playing it every year.) If you ask me a top tier franchise is one which games can't be replace within the next year. Its games withstand the test of time and still be relevant. Sure, franchises grow with the more exposure they get but I don't like having my game replaced just one year later and have it lose its value cause you know, you got the "new" one out the next year, ESPECIALLY if said game has multiplayer and all the people which I played with would have moved on. I commend Halo for not being milked, that's something that happens far too often with these juggernauts (See Guitar Hero and AC) Lastly, I didn't word it properly but where you bolded me, I meant that as my opinion, hence the "as far as I'm concerned" but to avoid any further animosity, I personally believe that GT is a bigger franchise than Halo. |
What's your definition of "milked"?
Halo is now a yearly release and for me, that is considered "milked".
2009
Halo Wars
Halo 3: ODST
2010
Halo Reach
2011
Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary
Now, I'm not saying milked = bad games. I enjoy COD probably a little more than I should. Yearly releases are necessary to keep the word of mouth of these franchises alive and to keep people interested.