Top 10 Least Innovative Game Franchises
People will like most of these franchises, but read the description before you hate.I swear the only reason Call of Duty makes money is because little squeaker kids are too dumb to notice it's the same game, only reskinned.
Shoot people, no wifi connection. Rage. Squeakers. It's just annoying.
They are all the same with different players and graphics.
Every single game is so boring and overrated.
I've seen smash 4, and it doesn't look that good. All smash changes is slight graphics, a few characters, and stages. And the character choices are awful. Megaman and villager will be broken and PAC man will be downright useless. I do like mii fighters, though.
Overrated pile Of Garbage Franchise
A real life simulator that occasionally adds cool stuff.
Here's where I will probably get hate. I am talking about the main games on portable devices. Here's every Pokemon from the game boy to x and y: professer introduction. Get a starter. Grind. Fight rival. Grind. Get more Pokemon. Grind. Beat gym. Grind. Fight rival again. Grind, grind, grind!
Pokemon is still fun but it is repetitive
Shoot people. Get shot back. That's every fps ever made, my good man.
Shoot people. Get shot back. There's halo.
The Newcomers



Customize person, place things, walk around. That's all the littlebigplanet games.


Run fast. Run fast into enemies. Run fast into walls. Boom boom! That's sonic. (I do like sonic games)
I swear you've only played the classic games.
Why, on every list, does there have to be a pre-pubescent Minecraft fanboy who always selects Terraria? Why?
What? The other games haven't even came out yet!

I'm a Nintendo fan myself, but the Mario series (2d platforming ones) just doesn't rub me right. All you do is jump, stomp things, go in pipes, and get coins. New super Mario bros games are the best example.
I'm talking about main gameplay here. Shoot things, slice things, grapple things, etc. I know Zelda was innovative when it was new, but not anymore.
Now its just the same thing over and over