If a game doesn't have any content then you don't have a game . Again just by having content does not mean a game is orginial. And more people will buy Dark Souls II Scholar I willing to bet .
As always you're projecting your own opinion of what you thought I said to what I actually said.
I have very clearly stressed content means games and both Ishin and 0 are new content for consumers. When Yakuza 6 happens, irregardless of console, I very much would call it new content. As I've said several times, you seem to be only looking at AAA content and not content of any kind that is directly aimed at core users. Or content as volume of gameplay which again is never what I said.
Well the way SOJ is going you'll only be playing their major games on the mobiles .
And I welcome the mobile games they put out since they usually are enjoyable.
But you're kidding yourself if you think that SEGA Japan will slowly stop making major console games, as I've said and proved, every Japanese publisher will have a major console series that sells well, the Sonics, the Metal Gears etc and pump their budgets into those titles. On the side they will have multiple mobile games and that's the way forward for them unless they enter exclusivity deals with the likes of Sony, which prop up titles like Yakuza, Deep Down and Street Fighter.
I don't think that was George point, but the fact is for the last 3 generations at least those publishers have done well off the back of their AAA games .
No it is exactly what George said and if you recall the likes of EA suffered heavy losses thanks to AAA gaming. What did they do? Double down on games that sell and consolidate around them. EA's retail release has dropped from 70+ games a year to 10 - 15 games a year, this is it, this is the core point, that content released by the major publishers have all shriveled and dried up. Except the likes of the console makers.
