Rule of thumb - if you find something uninteresting, banish it from your mind. Franchise milking is only going to get worse from here - companies don't give a shit, neither should you.
Despite adoring TLoU2 - miserable descent into emotional suffering that it is - I haven't watched the show and have no interest in doing so either (despite Pedro Pascal being in it, even - love that guy's work) because I already got what I wanted out of that story from the games;
The remasters and re-releases are superfluous as fuck, but that's just kind of what Sony does these days for some reason and it's not limited to just TLoU - there are three versions of Horizon Zero Dawn out there for example, one of the blandest games I've played in years - though they certainly overdid it with that series, no argument there.
Ever since the MCU, the general corporate approach to the management of successful franchises has become "All of it! Everywhere! Right now!" and I just don't think that's a good idea.
Hell, Disney apparently managed to burn out enthusiasm for Star Wars with that approach - something I would have assumed impossible, given how dedicated that fanbase used to be for decades.
Flood people with too much for too long and you end up sabotaging the long-term appeal of whatever you're trying to sell - or am in the minority with that assumption?
