Indie games can have good gameplay and graphics, and usually have the same replayability than bigger games. Plus, everybody can't afford paying for every big release out there.

No, I'm tired of 'Indies don't count unless they're on our platform.'

Most of them are not

Millions of people don't have problem with buying AAA games so why don't support AAA and Indies games

I was going to get pissy because you named the only prominent Microsoft games and nothing from Sony (despite the fact I think stuff like Hotline Miami 2 will outsell both of those games, possibly even combined) but then I saw your little disclaimer at the end and it dissipated by anger.

Oh Barozi.

Independent games are great because they give people a ton of variety, not just in what to play, but in how much to pay. I'd very much rather be given a selection of titles ranging from $5 to retail, rather than the more traditional "everything priced around retail" seen in the past. Honestly, a lot of the hate for independent games seems to be motivated by platform bias, where people will praise indie games when they're on their platform of choice, or criticize them when they're not.

Anyway, we all have our own preferences, and if you haven't found any indie games that you like, there's nothing wrong with that (although to be perfectly honest, you probably haven't given much effort into searching), but to hate on a scene that offers a tremendous amount of variety at various affordable prices and helps new developers gain a foothold in the industry is something that I just can't understand.

Yet hating on the bigger companies are perfectly fine. MS, Sony and Nintendo all make and support games that are about 5 bucks to retail price... 

I haven't said nothing about stop supporting AAA games. Of cousre they are good for the industry. But since the last gen, the models of pricing and developing those games have became so expensive. The growth of sales is smaller than the growth of costs. Plus, games in digital releases (at least in consoles) is too expensive, a 60$ game could make more benefits if it was priced 30$ on day one digital.

Plus Indie games need a strong AAA game library to survive. Let's compare AAA to a tree: the bigger the tree is, the more organism will be able to live in its ecosystem. That is why the Ouiya failed, Its organisms had no support to grow.

I don't know where I've stated that hating on big companies is fine...

Several people have in here, but you only pointed out the indie hate...

That's because we're in a thread about being tired of the indie boom.  I have my own opinions about the quality and evolution of AAA development, but I'm not really interested in branching off-topic.