>>715559402Yes,
You see the line needs to go up and that certain market groups were captured early on in gaming's history and see no more potential in making the line go up.
"People who like to play 3d Platformers" is one of those groups where despite being able to successfully keep franchises alive for decades has reached its soft cap.
N-Sane got 20 million "lifetime sales" while in contrast a game like Mario Odyssey which was a flagship games on the most sold console in history has only reached about 30 million.
These are kids numbers in comparison to the CoD machine which with the latest game hit 500 million.
And so they chase the line going up instead of creating a diverse ecosystem of investments for stability.