Do you think it's a problem of not a lot of games and pressure from fans and developers to send out un-finished work?

It seems like more than a few games are having problems on next-gen.

Drive Club was supposed to be great, including a PS+ free version, it bombed.

Battlefield, from what I heard had all sorts of issues.

AC Unity, looks to be having all sorts of issues.

NBA Live 14 seem to have problems.

I will say it's kinda sad, we all used to bash EA when NCAA would come out, it would have all sorts of issues and problems then "patches" would come out and usually make things worse, everyone would jump all over EA....well EA isn't making all of these games now that are having these issues....did all the people that used to work on EA's NCAA staff move onto these other companies or are a majority of these gaming companies ok with sending out unfinished, un QAed products?

Another thing I'm learning, slowly but surely is to forget all this nonsense about early releases or midnight releases, etc..etc.. I think I'm much better off waiting a day or week after the game is out to hear if the thing actually works, then investing in it.

I didn't have much choice w/ the AC Unity game, I bought the XBOX1 bundle that had AC Black Flag, which by the way seems really good, and it also came with Unity which wasn't out at the time of me buying the bundle. I bought the bundle with the assumption that Unity would be as good as Black Flag. I read reviews on Black Flag prior to purchasing the bundle and everyone seemed to really like the game. I guess the thing to learn is, just b/c one version is, doesn't mean the next version will be as good or better. (From what I hear the Call of Duty series really took a nose-dive a few games back compared the really good ones that had a few years ago).

Thanks for listening.