KAL2006 said:
Well with other genres that come out yearly, they are completely different to each other. Lets take Call of Duty as an example. Call of Duty 4, WaW and Modern Warfare 2. All have different weapons, campaigns, online stages and etc. Where as Guilty Gear XX and Guilty Gear XX Reload (or SF2 and SF2 CE) are near enough the same game. The only other genre that has it like that is sports games but thats a different story. I'd rather wait 3years and have BlazBlue 2 with better graphics, new stages and characters and improved gameplay.
What if they did the upgrade thing with all games (e.g Super Resident Evil 4 - now with 2 new characters, 1 new stage, balance changes and released a year after the orignal) another year later (Ultra Resident Evil 4 XX with another new character, more balance changes)
Edit: I'm still waking up and I know I'm not reading your post right. Forgive the stupid post, I guess I meant to quote your quote? lmao
Can't say that I agree with this being a good idea. In fact that doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Why should I have to wait longer for a somewhat incremental upgrade compared to getting a whole new game sooner? Normally doesn't it go the other way round, like isn't that the opposite logic behind expansion packs? While I don't like having to buy the same game + minor improvements so soon at full retail a la Guilty Gear. I wouldn't mind something akin to a very cheap fallout 3/oblivion expansion.
The only problem is splitting the current user base, which if they did that I wouldn't buy it just out of principle :lol Free DLC ftw
Anyway whatever they do they need to be careful since online for me is crucial to BB, if they do something that would hinder my ability to play with friends or make me pay more too soon I probably wouldn't look forward to a sequel.
But waiting 3 years? F*** no. From a business perspective it's probably better to strike while the iron is hot so to speak. Not to mention that the upgrades we would see in BB2 would more likely than not not be worth waiting 3 years for.
As an incredibly picky consumer there's almost no good way to handle an update other than free for me:lol
VQ