[Your favourite game] is dead. There are no sequels and never will be

or

[your favourite game] exists forever, but like the ship of Theseus it has changed so much as to arguably be something altogether different, but still carries the name and characters you first loved.

Which fate do you choose, /v/?

>>712476607 (OP)
>Which fate do you choose, /v/?
The first. An indie developer might develop some taste, and copy the features and atmosphere of [My favourite game] if it is a dead franchise , while they cannot do the same if the IP is alive and currently being milked.

>>712476607 (OP)
Stupid fucking question. It's always the first option.

>>712476919
>>712477312
Based and agreed