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Source: Game Informer
"Very few companies have franchises or products that have this type of history, and we're proud to be part of this elite group... Our directors and producers are charged with creating amazing experiences for gamers, and the majority of them take up this gauntlet with enthusiasm, in many cases exceeding even their own goals." ~Chris Kramer,
"To keep a franchise strong, it is important to stay true to what made it so popular in the first place. We can never get lazy and rely on our lineage to present the product. Innovation, creativity, high production values - all of these elements must be in each Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy title for it to live up to the expectations of the previous releases as well as those of our strong following." ~Daishiro Okada,
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There
were a few surpises to me on this list, namely Donkey Kong, Crash Bandicoot,
and... Tekken?! I didn't know Tekken was so popular. Of course your Mario's,
Sim's, and Grand Theft Auto's are going to sell like crazy no matter what,
due to their straight forward and "easy" style of gameplay, not to mention
their ridiculous popularity with the kids. ~F.Yagami,Webmaster
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