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Game Series That Hit Their Stride Later in Their Cycle?  No.744540760 Archived
How rare is it for a game series, or even a live service game, to spend most of its time in mediocre-decent territory, only for a final title in the series, or a last update, to send the game into the kinosphere? And I'm not talking like a "happy ending" I mean this late-stage entry is legendary among video game community as a whole.

Literally can only think of No Man's Sky accomplishing this.
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