Figgycal said:
I think very few franchises manage to actually add on to the world with sequels. Final Fantasy, for example, would practically reinvent itself with every iteration. Not anymore.
But I disagree that this is a recent problem. All Mario games (or most Nintendo games) and Pokemon games have hardly changed from their first appearances. I think that contradicts your statement: "If you are a gamer from 80′s you might remember those days when sequels barely existed and you were always treated with new IPs then and now." I don't think that was ever the case.
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ohh I see but during 80's sequels were not dominating new ips I believe and many of them innovated