| Display title | Capcom Sequel Stagnation |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Among some video game publishers, there exists an annoying tendency to release one game, and then release it again several times with minor changes before any wholesale Sequel ever comes along. When one finally does, it's 2:1 odds that it will be a prequel that doesn't do much of anything to advance the main plotline. Whether this is done to cater to the hardcore fanbase or cynically milk a franchise for all it's worth is purely a matter of conjecture. |
