Did a quick count and it seems i'm sitting at 312 physical games, all on console. I know off the top of my head that I own roughly 500 digital games, all on PC. I think i'm actually more happy with my overall collection of physical console games though, because it's just so easy to impulse buy PC games when they go on sale. I know a lot of people say PC is cheaper in the long run because of how much you save for buying the games on sale, but I'm sure I've actually spent more money total on PC. I use to have around 900 digital games but a few months ago I started sorting through them, uninstalling the ones I bought on impulse and realized I would never actually care enough to play. Some of them I did launch up and play for a while to get a feeling for them and based whether or not I uninstalled them off of that. So a little over 500 is what I was left with, though I may get rid of more as time goes on. Meanwhile when it comes to console the fact that the games tend to be more expensive is actually an upside in some ways. It makes me more cautious about buying new games, I tend to make smarter decisions, and far less often regret a purchase.
Reprise wrote:Guess that's my problem actually. I'm not allowed an entire dedicated gaming room and we just don't really have room anyways. We have the living room, which I have half my consoles hooked up to. We have a cupboard in there that we fitted some shelves in and that's where I store half my games. It's absolutely rammed. But then I also have my DVDs/Blu Rays, CDs/Vinyls/Tapes etc in there too. Upstairs, the other half of my consoles and games are stored in the spare bedroom and are all hooked up to a TV in there.
Sounds like the answer is right there man. Stop inviting guests over, transform that room into a gaming room. You won't miss em, people smell bad anyway.
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