0. No one owns games on Steam. I have ~150 single-user, non-transferable licenses to games which I can use to play them as long as I agree to and abide by the Steam EULA. I can't give my licenses away, I can't transfer ownership of them in my will, I can't resell them, and if Valve decides to they can take them away at any time. Pretty much the definition of NOT owning something.
80. Mostly Steam sales, 75% off bundles, the THQ humble bundle didn't hurt my count either. Plus the 15 or so valve games I have in there. I don't spend a ton of money and am still not completely invested in the digital future. I feel like at some point I am just going to have all of these games ripped out of my hands due to DRM or something weird like that 10 years down the road.
I have 182, and I feel like I've played at least two-thirds of them. And, I've got slightly more than a dozen games on Origin. I've definitely slowed down on buying games across all platforms.
2. Metro which I'm not even sure my laptop can play and Bastion. Both of which I'm sitting on until I buy a mouse or hear someone say a PS3 controller reliably works....
0. No one owns games on Steam. I have ~150 single-user, non-transferable licenses to games which I can use to play them as long as I agree to and abide by the Steam EULA. I can't give my licenses away, I can't transfer ownership of them in my will, I can't resell them, and if Valve decides to they can take them away at any time. Pretty much the definition of NOT owning something.
try harder please
This reply is pretty funny, considering the amount of effort that snarky three word response to a resonable observation must have taken. "Try harder" indeed.
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