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Mandalore76 said: The games you are citing as examples (Mario Kart, Smash) release once per console. They would never be "the last game in their franchise" as a new title is necessary for each new hardware. What you are describing sounds too much like taking a complete game and parceling out segments of it over a longer period of time just for the sake of stretching out the player's experience with it. I could be wrong, but that's how I'm interpreting it. I'd rather have the complete game day one, and let me enjoy it at my leisure. Having DLC characters and tracks etc. later is one thing. But, releasing a game without single player mode and forcing me to wait a year for it just for the sake of having something to serve up as DLC later sounds awful to me.
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Well if the next NX is what we're lead to believe, there will be only one "console" left based on a broad platform that will just be continuously updated with a forever expanding library. Just like how Counter Strike or Minecraft is basically a platform, these games would be too. Instead of releasing a completely new game, they'd just release a patch that updates the game with all the new features that would regularly appear on a newer release. No need to market a brand new game. It wouldn't be taking out anything in the initial release, just like how the games aren't leaving out content now.
