Series that keep shipping long after the idea stopped being new. Vote for the one you would put on a break — fondly or otherwise.
1PokemonThirty years and nine generations in, with a mainline release most years and a familiar structure.
2Call of DutyAn annual military shooter since 2005, run in rotation by several studios.
3Assassin's CreedUbisoft's historical open-world series, now well past a dozen mainline entries.
4EA Sports FCThe football series formerly called FIFA, released every single year.
5Madden NFLThe annual American football game that has shipped since 1988.
6Need for SpeedA racing series running since 1994 with repeated hard reboots.
7Far CryUbisoft's first-person series built around a charismatic villain and a map of towers.
8Sonic the HedgehogSega's mascot platformer, running since 1991 through a long run of uneven 3D entries.
9Just DanceUbisoft's annual dance game, one of the longest-running yearly releases in gaming.
10Mario PartyNintendo's board-game party series, now past fifteen entries.
11The SimsEA's life simulator, where the base game keeps being resold with expansions.
12Dynasty WarriorsKoei Tecmo's battlefield series, famous for shipping near-identical sequels.
13Angry BirdsRovio's mobile hit stretched into dozens of spin-offs and two films.
14Tony Hawk's Pro SkaterThe skateboarding series revived, re-remade and re-released repeatedly.
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Nobody wants to lead this one. Call of Duty and Madden are contractually annual, and Pokémon arrives with nine generations of eight gyms: https://youpick.best/articles/pokemon-ranked-many-ways
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