I feel like this needs a bigger write up, and I want to write a bigger essay on this, so call it an abstract. I feel there needs to be a discussion about how The TERF Wizard Game basically broke sales record and we have reached a tipping point in graphical fidelity where franchise media tie in titles that used to rightly be thrown in bargain bins can now overtake even established game IPs, let alone original titles. And that is not good in the artistic sense.
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yeah. wizard game is an especially unhappy example of this but it feels like every studio just below the top tier of AAA have been forced into the mines of making a star wars/marvel/warhammer game at some point, and the problem is that sometimes that actually works out for them