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Oh no the young gamers arent enjoying the same stuff as 90s kids did we might all die. I dont see how this is a real problem
Not entirely true since the article mentions younger generations liking Pokemon still lol. It's just the elder millennial JRPGs that are dying
So the conclusion is DQ and FF lost cultural relevance and making Clive based sequels every year wont fix that.
The fans and shareholders were begging for Episode Prompto
I was as a big FF hater i only like 13, 15 and 16. I will single handedly keep square alive so they can invest in more NFT games