Whatever the developers do, let's say a fan of the third game won't like it because they grew up playing it. I started playing with the fifth game, and I liked it a lot, and I don't see anything particularly special about the third game. It's a matter of perception, nothing more. The fifth game turned out to be quite successful commercially, now we'll wait to see what happens with the sixth game; it's possible that it won't appeal to those who started with the fifth game for the same reason that the fifth game often doesn't appeal to fans of the third game. But right now, all these assumptions are just guesswork; we'll see what happens when the game is released.