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1 - no need, the indies/Kickstartees will diversify for us.
2 - the issue is greedy/incompetent business people; that will never change.

It's more of a general problem. Planescape: Torment is probably one of the most loved games of people who played it. Problem is: It sold like nothing. So many people are sick of the new Call of Battlefield, but in the end they still buy it instead of trying something new. It's a shame, because I would realy think many developers want to do new stuff, but know it probably does'nt sell good. Even Indie Dev's do this. How many Plattformgames with a minor gameplaychange we have? Too many.

About Square Enix... it's a bit different. They expected way more than they should even expect, taken into account how the older games sold. Why did they expect so much more sales than previously for they new games?

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thanks a lot!!! 1-No but i think that the cost themselves are too high.
2-Vary gameplay and lower the price make sure the game has a amazing story with a real unexpected ending.

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1. I'd like to see much better quality that is unique in it's own way and not games that actually have the same thing done over and over again that's just wrapped in pretty graphics just to hide that fact. But then again, people are running out of ideas so I can't say much.

2. Make DLCs not as extra, but an expansion of a game

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More user created content would be nice

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Thanks for the awesome giveaway. )

1) Kickstarter is already forcing this issue, thereby breathing life back into a dying industry.
2) Fire the CEO's of the publishing houses and replace them with people who actually know and understand the art form known as "computer gaming."

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1) Yes - well you have to strike a balance, not all new innovative games may be good, there's plenty of innovative ideas which should possibly not see the light of day, like using your face to break someones fists... actually that could be a pretty entertaining game...
2) hire better/professional writers for putting the games together, ones who've started to realize more of the potentials behind the narrative differences and abilities that the media allows, Bastion is a good example of a step in the right direction. Really doing that and not insulting the audience with "tough" moral decisions like whether or not to set the orphans on fire...

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