No. the more games the better.

That assumes people are willing to actually research their purchases, which, from the sounds of it is a problem for many folks here.   There are ratings and comments sections for a reason, and no it's not to troll the opposing fanbase.

I agree to an extent... more and more indie games are starting to annoy me, because they get a pass for just having an "original" story. It does not work that way. When the boom really began these games had real quality behind them, now they start to feel more like prototypes or alpha builds.

Never the less there are plenty quality and groundbreaking ones among them, and most are perfect fit for my Vita

I don't want home console to become like Vita, a lot of indie and basicly any AAA games

Try being more careful/reasonable with your purchases then. I don't remember regretting buying any game. Maybe Guild Wars 2 i suppose..because i was fed up with MMOs and thought that game could change that but didn't. Only case i can think of in many years. And ironically it's not even an indie

Without indie games gaming would be very boring nowadays. Mostly generic AAA games left, same old gameplay every time. They are forcing out the mid tier games though as those were the only alternative when you got tired of main stream releases. Which sucks since I like stuff like Majin and the forsaken kingdom, El Shaddai, WRC, Ferrari challenge. Plus you can return them when you don't like them.

What I don't like is the early access trend. By the time the game is finally finished (seems most never reach that stage) my interest has already evaporated. I played the demo of ksp a long time ago, had a lot of fun with it, but it's still in early access. Seems there are never any updates.

Yeah, you merely need to glance at the rest of the entertainment industry and realize that's a completely unrealistic expectation.  Books, music, movies, TV, comics etc...  they all have content that's unimportant from person to person.  Same with the games industry. 

Why would you be tired of it? They're just games, you don't have to buy them.

Not at all. When did having options become a bad thing?

Okay yes there are quite a few bad indie games, but I have a radical solution to this tricky problem. You guys ready for it? Here it is:

Don't....buy them.

That's what I meant with that comment. If you have a 2 star rating on a game on the app store, chances are even if you don't know anything about video games you won't buy it. 

That however still doesn't stop for having a plethora of crappy (and sometimes successful) games available on those platforms. There is alos the thing of popular indie games are already established, just take a look at King (the developers of Candy Crush) to see where I'm going with this. All of their games are successful because they have a marketing push behind them, and they can also pay for ratings in their games, and actual talented indie developers don't even come close to have that luxury, that means their chances of getting their games popular is basically none.