What do you guys do when you have to many games to play

I am suffering from the lack of desire to pick a game to play. I set for a few minutes of time trying to decide if I want to play banjo,or far cry 2, or slog away at Last remnant. What do you guys do when you can figure out what you really want to play?

I know what the answer is for you...Go out and rent/buy some old games with easy achievement points. You'll be in heaven!

um you pick the one you feel like playing then when ur all burnt out on it you pick another game you feel like playing]

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Look Lost was $8 man... And yes I started playing it for the achievements. I cant help it my 360 died when the game came out and I had to play it on the PS3.

I personally play a bunch of games for like 5 minute spurts and never really make any progress in them whatsoever.

I just buy games to impress people.

What you do is get two ten-sided dice, then divvy up the number of games you have by 100 & round up or down as you see fit.  Afterwards, you make a table with the percentage roll that will translate to game A, game B, etc...e.g:

01-33%  Game A
34-66%  Game B
67-00%  Game C

Then play the game based on the dice roll result (percentile dice) until the game is finished, or
until the next day.

"I am suffering from the lack of desire to pick a game to play. I set for a few minutes of time trying to decide if I want to play banjo,or far cry 2, or slog away at Last remnant. What do you guys do when you can figure out what you really want to play?
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"What you do is get two ten-sided dice, then divvy up the number of games you have by 100 & round up or down as you see fit.  Afterwards, you make a table with the percentage roll that will translate to game A, game B, etc...e.g:

01-33%  Game A
34-66%  Game B
67-00%  Game C

Then play the game based on the dice roll result (percentile dice) until the game is finished, or
until the next day.
"

I thank God that he has blessed me to the point that I'm even able to ask such a question in the first place.  Many people have no food or shelter, let alone something as trivial as a video game.  I'm not bullshitting you, either.

Alright, this is what you do: gather up the three games you want to play, as Lind said. Now pick them all up and throw them straight up in the air. Whichever hits you in the face first and/or injures you most severely is the game you must play.

"Lind_L_Taylor said:

"What you do is get two ten-sided dice, then divvy up the number of games you have by 100 & round up or down as you see fit.  Afterwards, you make a table with the percentage roll that will translate to game A, game B, etc...e.g:

01-33%  Game A
34-66%  Game B
67-00%  Game C

Then play the game based on the dice roll result (percentile dice) until the game is finished, or
until the next day.
"

Looks at his 100 sided die on the dresser and realizes just how nerdy he is :("

Yeah I know the feeling, I just don`t play a game for a while until I want to play again.

You don't play The Last Remnant because its garbage and flip a coin on the other 2 games to decide. Though Banjo is the clear winner.

I usually take a nap, then play an online shooter for 30 minutes, then pick up whatever I need to finish. I usually choose based on how close I am to beating the game. Like, I should just beat Chrono Trigger any day now. I'm done with the game, I just haven't fought the final boss.

if your not doing anything for awhile i would play farcry2

My pile keeps on growing of games I haven't played. Sometimes I'll ask friends for their input on what I should play next. Or because some games I have are more likely to be spoiled for me if I don't play them soon, that helps me decide.

I usually buy multiple games at the same time but it never stops me from enjoying all of them . let me give you an example , I bought  Gears of War 2 , Fable 2 and Far Cry 2  (How many 2s !!) at the same time , I first finished Gears of War 2 four times and got almost all of the achievements then finished Fable 2 twice and at last  played Far Cry 2 (I only finished it once before selling it to Gamestop becasue the game SUX) . so no matter how many games I have in my desk at a time, I only focus on one game and forget about the others altogether .

"I thank God that he has blessed me to the point that I'm even able to ask such a question in the first place.  Many people have no food or shelter, let alone something as trial as a video game.  I'm not bullshitting you, either."

I'm sure I'm not the only one here who keeps inventory on their games.

I have an Excel Spreadsheet with all my games and a cell that indicates whether I have beaten the game or not.

Now that I think about it, I treat games the same way I treat books. I generally read through most of it then get bored and start something else. This is why I think short games with lots of replay value is better. I mean, I've played some epic RPGs, stopped playing for a month then tried to start again only to be confused with what was going on in the story and all that.

I have an Excel Spreadsheet with all my games and a cell that indicates whether I have beaten the game or not."

I got Fallout 3 and Far Cry 2 as gifts for Christmas and I decided that I was going to wait to get into Far Cry.  Sometimes I like having a few games to play because I can put in some time with one title and then when I am done with that I still have more games toplay

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Alright, this is what you do: gather up the three games you want to play, as Lind said. Now pick them all up and throw them straight up in the air. Whichever hits you in the face first and/or injures you most severely is the game you must play.

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If I don't know what to play...I'll watch a movie, read a book, go for a walk, or listen to a podcast.  I usually don't play a game if nothing sticks out at me as something I want to play.  I have about one billion games in my collection that I haven't ever played because I've been loading up on $2-$5 Xbox and PS2 games that were highly rated.  So if I'm not feeling anything in there, then it's time to not play a game at all.

When I have too many games, I ask myself "What should I play?" After a few hours I finally make a decision, but then there's no time to play anymore. Problem solved!

"take the discs out of their cases, and frisbee them one at a time at the slot loader (ps3/wii, or disc tray for 360).  Whichever lands perfectly in the console is the game you play!"