Why Do Good Games *Always* Come In Clusters? Grrr...

[laggyteabag]

I know, its annoying, but developers/publishers want that holiday rush, so there we go, 25,000 games get released within a couple of months.

I personally have my eyes on Dragon Age: Inquisition primarily, and Assassin's Creed: Unity and Alien: Isolation are games that are also on my radar, but everything else will just be on sale at one point or another.

 

[Scootinfroodie]

Wait til reviews come out, watch gameplay footage. Whenever I think a bunch of new games are going to be awesome only half end up being "must buy". YMMV

 

[HaWkE_N7]

It's annoying, I know, that so many good games come out all at the same time. I want to upgrade to XB1 but - since MS couldn't be bothered to figure out how to make backwards compatibility work, that won't happen any time soon as I've ended up accumulating a huge backlog of games (over 100). Some are started, some aren't and others I need to do again. I could upgrade but I'd end up with a shelf full of games I can't play.

Don't help as many of my games are RPGs (got DAO, Alpha Protocol, Rise of The Argonauts, Mass Effect trilogy, Deus Ex: HR & LOTRs: War In The North etc to do again. Plus New Vegas, Venetica, Deathspank, Fable II & III, Borderlands 1 & 2, DAII etc to finish) and open world games like Red Faction: Guerrilla, ACIII, Prototype, Saint's Row: The Third, Red Dead Redemption & Bioshock Infinite to finish or even start. Then there are the recent and upcoming games I want like South Park, Enemy Front, Borderlands: The Pre-sequel & AC: Rogue.

 

[Rozalia1]

People have different tastes so no, "good games" don't come in "clusters. Reminds me of that month people kept posting was "barren of games" when there was like half a dozen games for me to buy.