| SegataSanshiro said: It already did crash but you have to think of it like the 1988 stock market crash. 1988 was much worse than the one in 1929 but we had some so far since then the impact wasn't as noticeable,we had much more in place. Same with games. They already crashed with smartphones and consoles themselves. The hardware with less returns and more costly to develop so we have less original IPs and more remakes/remasters plus the micro transactions and DLC practices. It did not crash in the same way 1983 did. |
This is not true at all.... this is a very common misconception that anyone who bothers to avtually look at whats out there will see its false. Now I'm not even going to mention indies, because that will make the list of new IPs too long, but right off the top of my head...
Days gone, horizon, the order, driveclub, bloodborne, Spiderman, quantum break, scale bound, sea of thieves, overwatch, watchdogs, the division, the last guardian, no mans sky, star wars battlefront, destiny, death stranding, Splatoon,........etc
And I'm sure I'm missing a ton of new IPs, and I'm not even mentioning complete reboots like God of war and resident evil where the game is only similar in name but could as well be completely new games.
so what is this talk about no new IPs.....
