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Casually reviving this topic to gauge interest again. We've had no news or trailers since announcement day, CoroCoro is a bust this month, and there is fear of another two month news drought as was seen with Sun/Moon.
How are your excitement levels vs. your frustration/indifference levels in the face of all this? Still looking forward to the games, or casting your attention elsewhere for the moment? Those of you who have tactics to keep yourself interested - how long do those work without any new info whatsoever?
So far, I have purchased Dragon Quest V and I am enjoying it. I am watching reruns of a show I used to watch (I had missed quite a few episodes and watching it again, I am seeing and noticing different things).
I don't really care atm about the lack of new info for some reason...I guess it has to do with how I didn't want too many spoilers anyway. Still I hope to see at least one or two things at some point.
Playing the current games is still enough somehow.
The hype for Sun & Moon died down for a couple of months initially before it peaked after we started getting a consistent flow of info. Once the first trailer drops, I'm hoping it will be similar to S/M updates in that we get frequent updates until the release.
I can admit that going for a long news drought has positives and negatives. The pros is that it cuts down on the amount of spoilers before release, but it unfortunately also has a major con in that it makes people not feel motivated.
This section's discussion has also been on a decline lately, solely due to the lack of new info. We only have a trailer that announced the games so far, and that's nothing to easily go off of.
It would make more sense for them to concentrate trailers and news around the time of release, to drum up interest when it matters the most and - if we're getting a demo - minimise leaks and spoilers. There is always more to be had from a reveal than is initially revealed as people inevitably pick it apart, so they need to be careful with it. Better to start later rather than sooner in this case, perhaps.
It is very difficult to sustain active interest for months when there is no information out there though, so it's a delicate balance.