Do YOU get the most value out of your games?

I saw a similar thread on a console forum, I figured it would be interesting to see what other pc gamers have to say. Basically do you get the most out of your purchase or just stockpile games that you play maybe a couple hours of? I have a tendancy to play all my games a good amount, the only ones that don't get played are the ones that are outright trash or I have beaten enough times that there is no replay value (console games only for this).

I play for fun, not for hours just because I want to justify my purchase.

Some games end up 10x worth their gameplay value, some a fraction of it.

well, right now, i have too many games to play, so i would say that i don't get the most out of the money i've spent. hopefully, that will be remedied in the near future.

but certainly, i get more value out of some games than others. naturally.

when i pay for those hrs on WoW play it till i get burnt out, then ill wait a few weeks to get my life back on track

repeat

Some games I have played and I just can't get into them, but other games I play multiple times. Overall I would say I'm split between getting good value out of my games and "stockpiling" a bunch of rarely played games. Sometimes I do go back and play a game I had barely touched before and find that I love it, though.

I usually get the most value out of my games.

I rarely rent games so paying $50+ dollars for something, I'd better get that much value out of it.

Do YOU get the most value out of your games?

Whiteblade999

It depends how much I pay for the game. The vast majority of $50 games are not worth it. A good $20 is worth it, even if it's kind of short.

No. If I don't like a game then forcing myself to play it is a waste of time.

Depends on the game.

I can't stop playing Company of Heroes or S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl, but I haven't played enough of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare to justify the purchase.

I think you'll find that, generally speaking, PC gamers have much more disposable income, so every individual game isn't really something to be cherished.

I play my favourite games again and again, but I have over twenty games I haven't even bothered to finish.

I think you'll find that, generally speaking, PC gamers have much more disposable income, so every individual game isn't really something to be cherished.

I play my favourite games again and again, but I have over twenty games I haven't even bothered to finish.

fatshodan

Similar situation here. There are a number of games that I have played soooooooo much. I've beat them and rebeat them many times. Then there are others that I actually bought and never even played. When I was younger I'd almost always play any game I bought, and I usually played very thorougly through the games. Nowadays... not so much.