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Message: [QUOTE="KaiserMk7, post: 269599, member: 296347"] It's the simplest way to sell the product based on attachment to prospective players' favorite characters and the possibility of fights between high-hype characters who only ever interacted in the background lore, if that, in any canon materials. Making a RPG of some sort entails designing many more enemy types than you would encounter in a fighting game, having to come up with more sensible excuses to make the player fight a named ally character, writing and implementing a lot of minor dialogue and a proper story, and creating environments that have geometry and connect to each other in sensible ways rather than existing as functionless background scenery. Low risk, low production costs, pays out regardless as long as it's not unfathomably terrible. [/QUOTE]

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