Thanks for the vote of confidence, Darrin. As I have said elsewhere, we never intended all our books to be all things to all players, and many of them are highly specialised and targeted towards a certain section of the market. This is the principle behind our release schedule, as it allows us to support the less trodden-path (such as Cities books, Planes, Crusades, even Celtic fantasy, to an extent) without going down the tubes and shutting shop because of lower sales. It also keeps our lines fresh and, hopefully, means there will be at least something for everyone, whatever floats their boat.
To my mind, it is not flooding the market but ensuring a number of bases are covered - I don't expect our biggest fans to want every book we produce, and I know retailers are also selective about certain lines. This is fine too, and pretty much what we expected for our periphery series of books. On the other hand, making sure there was x amount of releases for the Judge Dredd RPG in y amount of months did the game no harm whatsoever, and sends a good signal to fans of the game that we are serious about supporting it, without leaving them high and dry after buying the main rulebook.