If your favorite type of game turned into an annual franchise would you buy it every year?

[Gizmo_Duck]

Example, there are people that love pokemon, COD, FIFA, 2k, etc. they pretty much have every new game on auto-pay.

If for example your favorite game turned into an annual franchise (thats not mentioned above) would you without a second thought buy it every year or would you eventually feel burnt out on it? Like, maybe those games being less frequent make them more of a event for you.

Another example, sega is talking about turning yakuza, sonic, and persona into annualized franchises (they kind of already are). I know there are people that will never miss a yakuza or persona game at this point also. As much as I loved Persona 5 i got burnt out playing 5 and Royal.

Sega Reportedly Wants Persona, Sonic, And Like A Dragon To Be Annual Releases

More Ichiban can only be a good thing.

www.thegamer.com

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

Nope because we’ve seen many times before where annualized releases be poor quality with minimal improvements, yet gamers will still buy it anyways.

 

[Neuromancer]

Yeah. Shadow Hearts every year.

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

I’m gonna be honest, if we got an Erd tree sized Darksouls/BB game every year, i’ d put it on auto-pay

 

[Womb Raider]

Nah

 

[daze23]

I"d be down if they're able to maintain quality every year, but that probably won't happen

really I think some annual titles would be better as live service games

 

[Forsaken]

Annualized Mario would be

 

[daze23]

Annualized Mario would be

that's something that could work as a live service game. create a base game, and release new levels every year

 

[feelosofer]

As long as the quality doesn't wane I would take an annual Dragon Quest game but they don't have to be full fledged. Just a slice of life smaller scale RPG.

 

[winb83]

Example, there are people that love pokemon, COD, FIFA, 2k, etc. they pretty much have every new game on auto-pay.

If for example your favorite game turned into an annual franchise (thats not mentioned above) would you without a second thought buy it every year or would you eventually feel burnt out on it? Like, maybe those games being less frequent make them more of a event for you.

Another example, sega is talking about turning yakuza, sonic, and persona into annualized franchises (they kind of already are). I know there are people that will never miss a yakuza or persona game at this point also. As much as I loved Persona 5 i got burnt out playing 5 and Royal.

Sega Reportedly Wants Persona, Sonic, And Like A Dragon To Be Annual Releases

More Ichiban can only be a good thing.

www.thegamer.com

Persona pretty much is an annual franchise. Not mainline games but most every year some spinoff is released.

 

[Hostile]

Dragon Age: Origins every year is impossible.

 

[Jaguar93]

Will their quality remain the same or better

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

Will their quality remain the same or better

In this scenario it will retain its quality

 

[OneDeep]

Baldur’s Gate

Mass Effect

 

[acri1]

Depends entirely on the quality

I'm more than willing to buy a game every year if it's consistently good. If it isn't good then I'll pass.