LogFAQs > #882819226

And I've already explained those concepts for you.

Games don't exist in some little bubble. You're talking about completely different games in completely different genres with completely different price points from completely different generations and completely different style of releases.

Remakes/remasters don't have the same value to me. I bought Crash Trilogy because it was $20 if I traded in 2 games and it was a collection of 3 games. I bought Gears Remastered because it included the entire saga up until that point for free. I bought Rare Replay because it included an entire collection of games.

By the looks of it I'm not gonna buy Crackdown 3 because it looks like a game that should have been released last decade with a full price tag. I have no desire to play Crackdown 1 on top of that because the bar for open world games have improved so much. So why would I want to buy a sequel that looks like a barely improved Crackdown 1?
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Kind Regards,
Darmik