The PC (Personal Computer) is a highly configurable and upgradable gaming platform that, among home systems, sports the widest variety of control methods, largest library of games, and cutting edge graphics and sound capabilities.
I have 476 games on my account. However, I'm guessing about 200 of those are from Humble Bundles or other indie game bundles. For the remaining 276, I'm willing to bet about 200 of them I bought on sale for under 10 bucks. A few of them came with my video card, and a few of them are "free-to-play" games. I can only think of a few games I paid a full $60 for. One of them was Skyrim. Actually, that might have been the only one, and it was well worth it.
If you're wondering if I actually play all of these games... Well, the "recent" section of my library has 276 games listed in it, so I'm at least above 50%, lol. According to my "Backloggery" profile, I've only beaten 39 of them, though. Still, it may be even less than that, since I'm also tracking DLC on my backloggery.
I've been using steam for a little over 2 years. I'm at 283. Traded lots of my physical games to gamestop for PC versions, humble bundles and my family only gives amazon cards or steam cards for any celebratory event.
Personally I hate physical goods. I don't want a collectors box or shirt, or poster. I want the game nothing more. I've spent years living a pretty minimum life-style. Most of my books, all my movies and the vast majority of games exist solely in digital form.
I've been using steam for a little over 2 years. I'm at 283. Traded lots of my physical games to gamestop for PC versions, humble bundles and my family only gives amazon cards or steam cards for any celebratory event.
Personally I hate physical goods. I don't want a collectors box or shirt, or poster. I want the game nothing more. I've spent years living a pretty minimum life-style. Most of my books, all my movies and the vast majority of games exist solely in digital form.
122, but most of those are humble bundle games or free to plays i played for 5 minutes. I have maybe 20 games I bought from the Steam storefront? I have a few games on Origin as well, and a bunch of games on GOG.
I've been using steam for a little over 2 years. I'm at 283. Traded lots of my physical games to gamestop for PC versions, humble bundles and my family only gives amazon cards or steam cards for any celebratory event.
Personally I hate physical goods. I don't want a collectors box or shirt, or poster. I want the game nothing more. I've spent years living a pretty minimum life-style. Most of my books, all my movies and the vast majority of games exist solely in digital form.
...And then the power goes out...
That's not fair! There was time now!
For some reason reading books from paper is a lot more tedious for me.
183, roughly 2/3's of which I've actually started up at some point.
I don't feel guilty for spending that money. Logically, yeah, it was kind of a mistake, but I remember a time when I would just look at my measly collection of games and wish that I had more. And, hey, how often does a wish get fulfilled? I no longer had a job after finishing college so I haven't bought anything for a while (except for The Darkness II, with Steam money from selling TF2 items), but even when I did have a job I'd look at sales and go "nah, I really don't want that". I'm at the point where I'll just buy the things that I actually want, which seems like a point that some people will never get to.
I know for a fact that I've posted in this thread before, but at this point I have even more games on steam. I have almost 700 games in total now (give or take) and a majority of those is steam games.
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