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My main point still stands. A lot of Sonic's games haven't been great, and Sega/Sonic Team have yet to consistently put out good Sonic games. Which ones are good and when exactly the decline started depends, as always, on everyone's individual opinions.
Although, tbh, I haven't played Colors.
eh, depending on who you talk to they havn't made a bad game since Unleashed. Granted, not everybody likes what they did in Lost World, but I wouldn't consider the game bad by any stretch. Of course, this is coming from someone who genuinely enjoyed both Unleashed and Sonic and the Black Knight, so maybe I'm just more forgiving when it comes to games. I'd rather see Sega do something different and fail (slightly), then churn out the same safe game, year after year after year.
Call of Duty is the obvious whipping boy, and really anything that can be discussed about it is generally well known. I'd argue that returning to it's roots might save it, but eh, that won't make them much money.
I think one series that should stay done is Soul Blade/Soul Calibur. I guess this could hold true to other fighting franchises, but Soul Calibur in particular has just lost it's spark. I think the last time I enjoyed the frachise was Soul Calibur III, I tolerated 4, and I didn't particularly enjoy 5. The PsP title was meh.
I guess, another series I would like to see taken out to the shed would be Castlevania, at least in it's current rebooted state. I didn't really despise it. It's just not nearly as good as some of the previous entries, and Castlevania just doesn't really work in 3D without feeling like it's borrowing from other games. Lords of Shadow really didn't have anything new to bring to the table, and I don't feel like it's sequel will change anything. It also didn't help that the 2D game they did release under the new branding was just dreadful.