Games you buy?

1. What generation computer games do you buy?

2. How much do you spend on computer games each month?

3. How much would you be willing to spend on games?

4. Where do you buy your games from?

5. What makes you buy from where you buy?

6. What would make you buy from an independent seller?

7. Why do you buy games?

8. In which months do you buy?

1.no preference

2.no clue, it varies

3. not over 15 euro's

4. Steam mostly, if i find a specific game cheaper somewhere, like say a retail store i might buy it there instead

5. Cheap offeres

6.Cheap offers

7. Because i play games, it would makes sense to buy games

8. depends on the situation rather than the month

I don't spend that much on videogames anymore I probably buy 4 or 5 games each year.

What generation computer games do you buy? I generally don't buy PC games as my primary is PS4.

How much do you spend on computer games each month? Generally $50-$65 on PS4 games.

How much would you be willing to spend on games? $60 per game

Where do you buy your games from? Amazon Prime gives me 20% off new release games, so I buy from them now.

What makes you buy from where you buy? See above

What would make you buy from an independent seller? eBay is great for classic games. Last I bought was Battletoads on Sega Game Gear back in 2014. Works great.

Why do you buy games? To have fun

In which months do you buy? Whenever a game releases that I want.

why are you asking?

Too many questions so I'll type my answer based on the threads header-

I buy games that I feel have its core mechanics down to a high standard.

If a game adds a good story, designs and music that's nice but never the reason I go for the buy (though I do like original character designs).

It has to be a game I'll enjoy to 'play' not 'watch'. This year I've already grabbed Biohazard/ResidentEvil 7; which despite some gameplay flaws sticks to what made the series solid and enjoyable.

The thing I hate most in games are four things- input-lag, quick-time events, poor controls, and bad map design. A story written by Shakespeare, with graphics to please a Master Race D'bag couldn't save a bad game!