Ever feel like you have enough games?

I know some of you may be thinking not possible! But I think it is possible to own as many games as one person could need. With my collection nearing completion in my mind(i know new games will come out), I realize that I have enough games to get me "by" while I spend money on other things like college gear. But dont get me wrong I play games 3-4 hours a day still. But with over 100 different AAA quality games to play it almost seems smarter to revisit the games i own rather than buy a game that probably won't live up to my expectations

What do you think gamespot?

I feel like I don't have enough. ;)

Do I have more games than I can play? YES Do I still want more! HELL YES!!! :PASK_Story

Sadly this sums things up all to well.

I used to feel that way, then I finished school. Now I miss the days when I had nothing but free time for gaming! They are currently releasing quality games at a faster rate than any other time by far.

I felt like that when I played MGS4 and GTAIV, now everything is kinda disappointing. RPG players have it good with hundreds of games with hundreds of hours of gameplay, it was full time just trying to complete a few of them. :p

Nope, never. :D

I'm stocking up on games, and anything I can't play right now, I can play in the future when things aren't so great. So no, I don't guess I have too much. I can never seem to satisfy my thirst for DS games either. I don't know when I'll stop buying those. Nearing 100 now and will probably have 200 or more by next year. Pretty much quit buying PS3 games a few months ago, though I do plan on getting back into that. Got about 30 Wii games I want and maybe 20 or so PSP games.

Addiction's rule.

I actually have a list of the games I want, and it has been growing much faster that I can play and buy games.

This is because I'm going through a stage where i want several new titles, but have also been researching games to get when I rebuy a PS2(have found at least 20), and in addition there are over 10 Older DS games, 10 older GBA Games, 6 or 7 PSP games, countless older 360 games, Several Xbox games, a few gamecube games, and a bunch of ps1 games.

Sometimes I have too many games. In fact, there are some I'll be trading in that I haven't even played yet.

never

Some folks come home, eat, and veg in front of the tube.

Me? I've got castles to conquer, urban battles to wage, puzzles to solve, evil wizards to best, and some sweet rides to jack. It is the price of an active mind, I suppose, but I pay it down.

Anyhow, I keep enough new games on hand to prevent accidental boredom. And old, favored games that I have beaten stay on the hard drive - I keep them near like good friends.

EM

No never felt that way. Always want more.

I know some of you may be thinking not possible! But I think it is possible to own as many games as one person could need. With my collection nearing completion in my mind(i know new games will come out), I realize that I have enough games to get me "by" while I spend money on other things like college gear. But dont get me wrong I play games 3-4 hours a day still. But with over 100 different AAA quality games to play it almost seems smarter to revisit the games i own rather than buy a game that probably won't live up to my expectations

What do you think gamespot?

hahaokaay

At this point I don't think I'll ever catch up with the giant, multi-generation backlog of games I own, so, yeah, I know exactly what you mean.

Sorry man but i need to get my fix every month or else i could just lose it.:(

MORE.....MUST HAVE MORE!!!!!!!

i don't go overboard on buying games. i actually think i have way too many games. i'm probably going to buy five or so games a year. (definatly going to miss out on a lot of good games but thats alright)

My habit of replaying games to get every ending has been pretty much dead for the past couple of years (I now sell "story" games once I beat them, Youtube is my friend) so I'd rather play new games than stick to old ones. The good ol' days when gaming was my main free time hobby are history.