Most games I love sell/have sold quite well :)

Though I dislike most games on the market now cause I feel they're too similar, shooters especially.

The only reason that looks turn based is because he is using the mage and just casting from behind, look at this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j29k9fTCA4Y.  This game is an action RPG, idk any turn-based games that have button mashing and I don't think any of the things you described determine if a game is turn-based or not.  Idk what sh17 means though.  

Most of the times I do get a little bit mad but mostly disappointed especially if the game is actually great and really enjoyable or developed and/or published by a smaller studio.

Annoyed, confused? Sometimes. Mad? No.

not mad, annoyed but only because of the fact that there wont be another one or support for it if it doesnt sell well other than that it doesnt matter still have the game

Mad? No Disappointed? Yes. Usually, for me, games in that category are games that diverge from the norm, and in that sense I am disappointed since they contribute heavily to diversity. Games like Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, Journey and Beyond Good and Evil are all gems, but sadly their sales didn't reflect their brilliance. My disappointment has to do with dwindling motivation to either make direct sequels to these games or 'spiritual successors' due to the profit motive. I'm afraid Puppeteer may fall in this trap, but I'm hopeful it and rain will at least break even and continue to encourage the devs to diverge from the norm.

Don't really care and it doesn't bother me.

Mad? No. Disappointed? Yes.