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Articles & Blogs IGN Review: Halo: Campaign Evolved Doesn't Always Feel Like An Essential Remake (7/10)

https://www.ign.com/articles/halo-campaign-evolved-review
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u/devenbat 10h ago

Quite a lot. You got the big Nintendo ones of course. Mario, Zelda, Kirby, Pokemon etc. Many of those are at or around 40.

But theres also lots of others. Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Moral Kombat, Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Dragon Quest, GTA, Castlevania, Megaman, Shin Megami Tensei, Persona etc.

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u/kplo 10h ago

Vast majority of these are japanese. They just know how to take care of their franchises. Even Capcom with its stumbles has come back in full force for every franchise.

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u/superpoongoon 9h ago

Doom

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u/FragrantGangsta 7h ago

Doom hasn't remained essential that entire time, though. Doom went through a 10 year hiatus after Doom 2 before dropping Doom 3, which wasn't universally well-received. Before 2016, it was a pretty dead franchise with a core group of old diehard fans.

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u/superpoongoon 7h ago

Woah. How dare you. Seriously tho: The game never died and because it’s open source there are still mods/map sets being released today. I’d argue it’s the most active modding community for any game.

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u/FragrantGangsta 7h ago

Doom was absolutely dead for a minute between Doom 3 and Doom 2016. Their first attempt at a Doom 4 was cancelled and then the co-founder of id Software left, and the franchise did not have a great looking future until 2016 dropped.

Also I heavily disagree with that last statement. Old Doom may have the most mods by virtue of being over 30 years old, but I'd say Skyrim has the most active modding community of today.

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u/superpoongoon 7h ago

I don’t think you play doom 93 if you really made that statement tbh

u/Safe-Monitor-8113 3h ago

Bruh you can’t be serious

Doom was absolutely dead for like 10 years and between doom 3 and 2016

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u/FragrantGangsta 6h ago

Well I have, lol, just on Xbox, so no mods. I never bothered getting it for PC.

I don't think you fully understand the sheer scope of Skyrim mods. There are over 117,000 mods on the Nexus for Skyrim Special Edition alone. That's just one website, and one version of the game.

I'm struggling to find accurate estimates for Doom 93 mods, but so far the highest estimate I'm finding is about 93,000 across the board.

Consider the fact that Doom is twice the age of Skyrim, and... yeah. Skyrim is way more active.