It really depends. You are talking about titles mostly aimed to kids, so you have to factor in presents (if I know a kid goes nuts for Dragonball and I'm uninformed, I'll buy him a random Dragonball game) and a very quick turnover within the audience (some kids grow up, others replace them).teruterubozu said:Unless it's anime related like Pokemon, Yu Gi Oh, Naruto, Dragonball, etc.
If I like Mario Kart, I won't buy one hundred cartoony racing games. Mario Kart covers the genre for me.Jet Grind Radio! said:Yes, and no. Flooding one style of music genre/game, yes. Too many rock based games. Trying something a bit different for a different crowd, no. It's basically about how they market the game.
If I like lightgun shooters, I won't buy hundreds. Just a few will cover the genre for me.
If I like fighting games, I won't buy hundreds. And so on.
The only genre immune to this seems to be shooters nowadays :lol
But this has probably more to do with a much larger audience, it's probably not every single person buying hundreds of them but more people buying fewer each.