lgs20XP on 03 October 2023
Konami historically has been seen as one of the big key developers of gaming in Japan. Right along with Square, Capcom, Namco, and Sega. Like those four, Konami has a stable of historically important franchises. However, unlike the other four, Konami seems to not have the same level of care about their history. Take for example Castlevania. We haven't seen a new Castlevania game that wasn't a collection package since the end days of the PS3/ 360 era, with Lords of Shadow 2.
To make matters even stranger. We have animated series based off the franchise, and indie games making Castlevania-esque games. So my question is why is Konami leaving everyone else to carry a legacy they themselves should be doing?
