one night out of the week just for gaming

[noiseredux]

I found that it was a phase for me. Now that I have most systems worth mentioning, and a fairly representative sampling of the libraries from each I don't need to buy much anymore.

I'm the opposite. I find that now that I'm focusing more on less consoles I'm actually playing way more games.

[stickem]

Anyone else feel like they spend more time buying, researching, and reading about games than actually playing them? *sigh*

hell to the yes. i do more collecting than actual playing. another thing i seem to do is not play or collect as much for current gen systems(even though i have one) until they are replaced with next gen consoles. and it has nothing to do with the drop in price of the games.

[BoneSnapDeez]

Anyone else feel like they spend more time buying, researching, and reading about games than actually playing them? *sigh*

hell to the yes. i do more collecting than actual playing. another thing i seem to do is not play or collect as much for current gen systems(even though i have one) until they are replaced with next gen consoles. and it has nothing to do with the drop in price of the games.

I feel like I'm always scrambling to get past-gen games, otherwise they're going to become GONE FOR GOOD!

[mas]

Anyone else feel like they spend more time buying, researching, and reading about games than actually playing them? *sigh*

hell to the yes. i do more collecting than actual playing. another thing i seem to do is not play or collect as much for current gen systems(even though i have one) until they are replaced with next gen consoles. and it has nothing to do with the drop in price of the games.

I feel like I'm always scrambling to get past-gen games, otherwise they're going to become GONE FOR GOOD!

I also feel the same way. I wanted to collect evry n64 title out there and now after playing it on my day off I feel like I won't be playing all this stuff at all. I almost want to get rid of it now since I own the wii and play the sequels to most of the games I loved on the 64 during the 90's era.

[AznKhmerBoi]

i usually game after work rougly around 1130 or so. Usually play some snes platformer/rpg , Wii quirky games, or try to level up in PS3 BF3.

[Yancakes]

The wife has her own games, so pretty much when we're both home and not eating, she'll be on the PC and I'll be on consoles, or if she wants to watch TV I can play some PC games. I probably put about 10-15 hours a week in to gaming. Living the life

[pakopako]

Anyone else feel like they spend more time buying, researching, and reading about games than actually playing them? *sigh*

I can't even guess how many times this question has been posed on this forum.

(Yes this link has been used so many times.)

[o.pwuaioc]

Anyone else feel like they spend more time buying, researching, and reading about games than actually playing them? *sigh*

hell to the yes. i do more collecting than actual playing. another thing i seem to do is not play or collect as much for current gen systems(even though i have one) until they are replaced with next gen consoles. and it has nothing to do with the drop in price of the games.

I feel like I'm always scrambling to get past-gen games, otherwise they're going to become GONE FOR GOOD!

This. The prices are always going up...and up...and up...and up...

[FerretGamer]

Anyone else feel like they spend more time buying, researching, and reading about games than actually playing them? *sigh*

Boner, you seem to rub me the right way since you always know what I'm feeling.

But yes, I definitely spend way too much time researching, reading, deal hunting, and buying games than actually playing them.

[MrAverageRetro]

Im a college student now but I still have loads of times for gaming I stay up almost every night playing my heavy gaming nights are Friday, Saturday and Sunday but I honestly think I spend around 8 hours each day gaming somedays less than others but I always manage to find time for it