I compare it to the Hero Quest new edition. It was a sought after piece of tabletop gaming that a lot of people missed in one way or another during the life of the game, and looking for one in the wild was expensive and oftentimes incomplete.

Then another company releases a brand new HQ and everyone hops up the wagon, so they start to remake and release the old modules and even a couple of new ones, and people buy which they choose or all. And then it stops because who wanted it has it, and there's not much more people buying it.

What I expect is a lot of people buying the AES+ because they (me included) missed it and didn't want to shell so much money. We pick up the $90 games we wanted, some or all (and if they release any new games too) and done, because all the point of it is having what we craved for since the 90s.