Posted January 12, 2017
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If only there were release stats per year, one could finally know. Oh, wait.
In 2009, GOG had 2 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 13th.
In 2010, GOG had 2 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 14th.
In 2011, GOG had 1 release in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 18th.
In 2012, GOG had 3 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 12th.
In 2013, GOG had 3 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 5 by January 15th (two releases on that day).
In 2014, GOG had 1 release in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 16th.
In 2015, GOG had 3 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 13th.
In 2016, GOG had 4 releases in the first 11 days of the year.
So, going by the number of releases in the first 11 days, we are as good as we were last year. Peak might have been reached.
In 2009, GOG had 2 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 13th.
In 2010, GOG had 2 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 14th.
In 2011, GOG had 1 release in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 18th.
In 2012, GOG had 3 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 12th.
In 2013, GOG had 3 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 5 by January 15th (two releases on that day).
In 2014, GOG had 1 release in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 16th.
In 2015, GOG had 3 releases in the first 11 days of the year. Releases reached 4 by January 13th.
In 2016, GOG had 4 releases in the first 11 days of the year.
So, going by the number of releases in the first 11 days, we are as good as we were last year. Peak might have been reached.