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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 7839932" data-attributes="member: 22779">There are several very successful car campanies that only produce sports cars.  The ones that have branched out tend to be owned by larger corporations that have the technical expertise to create a sports crossover, like Porsche.Thing is, [USER=6802378]@LuisCarlos17f[/USER], I'd point out that you got what you are looking for back in the d20 heydays of the 2000's.  D20 versions of every property under the sun and every genre.Games that promptly utterly failed to connect to an audience.  Who is playing d20 Cthulhu today?  How many d20 based modern or SF games are on the market right now?  Compared to systems like FATE, or CORTEX or other non-d20 systems that have succeeded much more within their niche.  There's a very good reason we aren't getting a flood of d20 games this time around.  People have realized that d20 does D&D really well but, doesn't really do anything else.  Consider this.  Starfinder has been out for 3 months now.  It's selling on Amazon behind Princes of the Apocalypse - a 4 YEAR old adventure module.  There just isn't any demand for it.</blockquote>