Why do they insist on making reboots of movies and games? they always turn out to be shit
Why do they insist on making reboots of movies and games? they always turn out to be shit
Jeremiah Stewart
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Luke Scott
Brand loyalty that generates shekels
Zachary Perez
At least Shadow Warrior was great
Fury Road is not a reboot
Dylan Diaz
What was wrong with Toy Story 3.
Connor Gutierrez
Fury Road (game and movie) were good, XCOM2 was good, Shadow Warrior was good.
Rest are shit and are just nostalgia cash grabs; ever since the writer's strike of 2007, everything went to shit.
Ayden Nelson
It's a reboot
same as above aside from having the same cast.
Jaxson Torres
Because making new IPs takes risks, and people don't buy and support new IPs, they stick to IPs they're familiar with.
EVERYONE is guilty of this, including Holla Forums.
The reason behind why this is the case is rooted in part in the fact that we're all living longer lives.
CEOs live 20000 years and just stick to what works.
Players live 200 years and only buy the lastest entry in the franchise they know.
With no generational exchange, old timers set in their ways pass on IP loyality to youngesters in a way that doesn't make them understand what made that IP great in the first place, it's a memetic, empty exchange of information, repeating something like a parrot.
Mason Torres
Because people buy them, retard.
David Cox
Its a reboot if you choose to ignore every aspect of what the word "reboot" means.
Matthew Hughes
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