Sentences with phrase «established franchise too»

-- I reckon it'll be a new game from a well established franchise too, but, there is the chance it's a new IP since there have been a lot of complaints in recent years about no new IPs, only adding to existing franchises.

Not exact matches

Nintendo has been criticized for relying too much on established franchises.

As Refn suggested, you sorta have to work within an established format with the Bond movies (as well as various product placements, franchise signifiers and more) and while Eon would love a big name, that person won't be able to shake things up too much — more like gently stir.

While the battle system doesn't have the depth or variety that established franchises like Tekken or SoulCalibur have, Dissidia doesn't do too bad for a first - time fighter, and it certainly nails the basics while adding its own distinctive Final Fantasy flair.

The Baconing does not stray too far from the formula established by the last few games, something that may (or may not, depending on your feelings for the franchise) put people off.

MK 4 - 8 really tried too hard to make the MK franchise into a 3D fighting series and really lost the feeling of what the original games established.

Nintendo has too rich of a library of established, successful franchises to ignore completely.

Experiments in visual style can bring something fresh to a well - worn franchise (see what Kirby's Epic Yarn accomplished, for instance), but the resulting apple shouldn't fall too far from the established tree.