Thats a fair complaint and one I share.
however, that is not a reason for an upcoming crash.
maybe you should watch a documentary on the crash and why it happened. The industry was WAY different than today.
Imagine that 7 different companies made "the last of us" and called them similar names like "the end of us" "last of us" "the last ones".
Then make them indistinguishable except that in "the last ones" theres a gam breaking glitch in the school that is never fixed. And in "last of us", the ost is country pop music that sounds like its been recorded from a radio speaker.
Meanwhile, there is no internet, and game reviews dont exist.
Also there are 15 major consoles and iphone games look like real life.
It creates a response by consumers to say "why would I even risk putting any money into that"
It actually reminds me of old nes games. I got maybe one game a year and I was usually really disappointed. The benefit though, was that everyone only had nintendo or Sega, so borrowing made sense unlike during the crash.
Your problem though, is you have become a connoisseur. You can tell quality right away. Im similar. However, thereare games out there for us.
