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Topic	What do you consider to be the most revolutionary video game ever?
Rango 12/23/20 10:44:59 PM #61:	ApexEditor posted... Symphony of the Night Your game actually has to sell and not just be good. laughs in Konami Edit: Yes I know SotN was Greatest Hits and re-released multiple times. I also know it sold better than the other IGAvanias. Doesn't change the fact Konami didn't find the formula viable and decided to scrap it, reboot the series into generic western fantasy God of War derivative garbage, and give IGA the boot. The silver lining? Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night raised more on Kickstarter than Lords of Shadow ever hoped to sell. So in a way, IGAvania, SotN or otherwise, did manage to be quite revolutionary. Not to mention, prior to Shenmue III, it grossed the highest cash for a game on Kickstarter. --- http://tinyurl.com/jfdvuhu <cite>Rango posted [p:948696682] in What do yo... [t:79192988]...</cite> <quote>ApexEditor posted... </cite> <quote>Symphony of the Night</quote> Your game actually has to sell and not just be good. laughs in Konami Edit: Yes I know SotN was Greatest Hits and re-released multiple times. I also know it sold better than the other IGAvanias. Doesn't change the fact Konami didn't find the formula viable and decided to scrap it, reboot the series into generic western fantasy God of War derivative garbage, and give IGA the boot. The silver lining? Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night raised more on Kickstarter than Lords of Shadow ever hoped to sell. So in a way, IGAvania, SotN or otherwise, did manage to be quite revolutionary. Not to mention, prior to Shenmue III, it grossed the highest cash for a game on Kickstarter. --- http://tinyurl.com/jfdvuhu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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