Rebooting major franchises is big business -- just look at Hollywood. Year after year countless sequels and remakes make it to a big screen near you. And it's easy to see why: the flicks dominate at the box office as moviegoers flock to familiar favorites (eight of 2015's ten highest-grossing films were either sequels or remakes). Yet, for whatever reason, this doesn't happen nearly as much with video games. Sure, sequels are big business, but few all-out remakes come to your favorite console or...
Rebooting major franchises is big business -- just look at Hollywood. Year after year countless sequels and remakes make it to a big screen near you. And it's easy to see why: the flicks dominate at the box office as moviegoers flock to familiar favorites (eight of 2015's ten highest-grossing films were either sequels or remakes). Yet, for whatever reason, this doesn't happen nearly as much with video games. Sure, sequels are big business, but few all-out remakes come to your favorite console or...
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