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In the ever-expanding world of gaming, the landscape is not only shaped by the sheer volume of new titles hitting the market each year but also by the incredible staying power of major blockbusters. These powerhouse games continue to captivate players’ interest and wallets long after their initial release. It’s not just the realm of live-service multiplayer games experiencing this trend. Recent sales figures reveal that over a third of the top-selling games of 2024, such as Elden Ring, are actually games that debuted several years ago. The enduring appeal of these titles highlights the unique connection they forge with their audience, maintaining relevance and excitement well beyond their launch.
