Wow, he's complaining that there are too many good games, not too few. Now that's refreshing! Is he serious? After all, Drucker is a comedian and I can sometime

Wow, he's complaining that there are too many good games, not too few. Now that's refreshing! Is he serious? After all, Drucker is a comedian and I can sometimes be dense on humour. I was really surprised to hear that the number of games increased from say 15 years ago. Surely, the industry grew very much, but I thought costs and complexity of game development more than offset this, so I expected the number of games to decrease. Does anyone have numbers on that? Also, I thought it became customary to say that newer games are not what they used to be (and the grass back when we were younger, but still). So I see Drucker's article as an opposition to the general notion of gloom and doom in the game industry, though again I am not sure how serious he is.