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Hidetaka Miyazaki Says FromSoftware Will ‘Go All Out’ on Future Games Amid Investor Pressure for Safer Sequels
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sanitation lemmy.today sanitation@lemmy.today
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ThrowawayOnLemmy lemmy.world newthrowaway20@lemmy.world
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Investors don't know shit. Anyone who listens to them are doomed to fail. They are there for money, not ideas.

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DoucheBagMcSwag lemmy.dbzer0.com DoucheBagMcSwag@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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Bloodbourne Remastered.

That's as safe as you can possibly get.

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c0wboy dani lemmy.dbzer0.com nylo@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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yeah because elden ring was just such a financial failure ....

what??

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Malyca lemmy.zip Malyca@lemmy.zip
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Bloodbourne Remastered. That's as safe as you can possibly get.

It still looks good imo, sequel would be nice

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DoucheBagMcSwag lemmy.dbzer0.com DoucheBagMcSwag@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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It still looks good imo, sequel would be nice

It's not the looks. It still looks great. It's the performance. A 60+ FPS would do wonders.

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Malyca lemmy.zip Malyca@lemmy.zip
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It's not the looks. It still looks great. It's the performance. A 60+ FPS would do wonders.

Ah yes

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Cellari lemmy.world Cellari@lemmy.world
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Investors don't know shit. Anyone who listens to them are doomed to fail. They are there for money, not ideas.

Investor job is too make money in short term, so they don't need to care about product longevity, and should be treated as such

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plutopos lemmy.zip plutopos@lemmy.zip
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Hmm. I think the reason Duskbloods hype is so low is that it's a Nintendo exclusive, not that it deviates from the franchise's "safe zone". But investors have analysis tools that I don't have, after all

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