Topic: There's a serious problem with the gaming industry today

1) Yes, heck, the fact that it's a Warriors game makes me more likely to buy it than because it's a Zelda game. Heck, it could be Dynasty Warriors 8 for the Wii U and I'd be pretty psyched.
2) Actually quite the opposite, the Disney and Square-Enix brands kept me away from it for a good long time. The only reason I played it was because my brother eventually convinced me it was a good game.
3) Heck no! If I won't even get Spirit Tracks, I sure as heck wouldn't touch that turd no matter what. It would be a disgrace to the series.

@CanisWolfred: Of course my examples can't apply to everyone, and I'm glad they don't. I'll rephrase them.

1.) Do you think that the use of intellectual properties from The Legend of Zelda will have a positive effect on the game's sales relative to if it were a normal Warriors game.

2.) Do you think that the use of Disney intellectual properties helped sell Kingdom Hearts? Would the game have sold a similar amount using the same level design, story (although altered to not contain Disney characters and whatnot), etc.?

3.) Would Oceanhorn have accrued more acclaim and sales if it was a Zelda game? (This one's a bit rough, but you understand my point right?)

yes to all 3

Well this is always a step forward. Trying to get people to open their eyes, ears, and mind, so hopefully they can think, learn, and solve. Et cectera.
I think fear is a big controlling factor in whether people will act once they have this information and speak and share about it to the world. It's hard to change the world when the world "seems" it doesn't want to change.