Well I would never want to cancel a game if there are people who are enjoying it. I enjoy Call of Duty immensely, it's my bread and butter throughout the gaming year, without which I'd probably be forcing myself through mediocre RPGs that I'm only mildly enjoying. The way the challenges, unlock, Create-A-Class and Prestige systems intertwine makes for such a limitlessly playable yet incredibly accessible experience. And when that same game also has, year after year, more maps than any other shooter, more game types and variants on them, and the most robust Add-On content to keep you going, well it's just like a perfect storm and it's understandable why it's the most popular franchise right now. It deserves to be.

But on the other hand, maybe we could kill a franchise that isn't doing anyone good and is only harming the companies producing the title, and possibly the indstry as a whole. The whole franchisization of Final Fantasy XIII should be put to bed. I liked FFXIII, sometimes I liked it a whole lot, but I don't think anyone wants anymore Lightning stories. Get back to what made Square great, different titles and series all the time, year after year, lots of experimenting, even in the flagships.