| VanceIX said:
Oh really? Batallion Wars hasn't seen a sequel since '07 - Fair enough Chibi-Robo hasn't seen one since '09 (two sequels, one only in Japan) Nope - Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder in 2014 Art Style hasn't seen one since '09 - Nope 2010 Xenoblade Chronicles is NOT a Nintendo-created franchise - Yes, it is Endless Ocean hasn't seen one since '09 - Fair enough Golden Sun saw one in '10 after almost 8 years since the last - 4 Years Kururin hasn't seen one since '05 - Fair enough Starfy hasn't seen one since '08 - Fair enough Rythem Tengoku hasn't seen one since 2011 - 3 years Nintendogs hasn't since 2011 - 3 years Big Brain Academy hasn't since 2007 - Fair enough Brain Age I'll give you Elite Beat Agents hasn't seen one since 2007 - Fair enough Trace Memory hasn't seen one since '09 - Fair enough Fossil Fighters Frontier I'll give you Steel Diver is a horrible game with an even worse F2P sequel, and was developed in conjunction with an outside team. - So? Pushmo I'll give you Dillon's Rolling Western is terribad, along with its barebone sequel - So?
So, the majority of the games you listed had the last game in the series come out 5 or more years ago (usually more). The few that survive to now are usually very small titles, many download-only, and most have terrible metacritic scores. But yeah, let's end this.
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Still not bad. Several of the Sony games are older as well.
