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Konami’s prolonged silence on Suikoden is pushing fans back to Tierkreis, the overlooked 2009 DS spinoff that is finding a new audience and renewed respect.

Square Enix’s prolonged silence on Drakengard is pushing fans back to NieR: Automata – here’s why franchise quiet produces this kind of loyalty loop.

Obsidian’s years of silence on Fallout New Vegas is driving fans back to Dead Money, the DLC that strips everything away and dares you to let go.

Rebellion’s silence on Strange Brigade is pushing its fanbase toward Zombie Army 4: Dead War, keeping older lobbies active and raising quiet questions about the franchise’s future.

Konami’s silence on new Yu-Gi-Oh games is sending fans back to Duel Links, the 2016 mobile title, as the default way to play the franchise.

Konami’s continued silence on Metal Gear’s future is driving fans back to The Phantom Pain, a game they never quite finished processing.

Sega’s Crazy Taxi revival has gone silent since its 2022 announcement, sending fans back to Fare Wars – the 2007 PSP compilation that remains one of the few ways to play the originals intact.

Bandai Namco’s post-launch silence on Tekken’s future is driving fans back to Tag Tournament 2, the 2012 entry many still consider the series’ best.

Bandai Namco’s silence on Armored Core: Last Raven has sent speedrunners and fans back to the 2005 PS2 classic, with leaderboards and Discord servers surging in activity.

Bandai Namco’s silence on Hollow Realization has pushed fans back to the 2016 RPG, with speedrun activity rising and leaderboards growing again.