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Chris Bardon · 08-22-2003, 11:18 PM

Well, just to get an idea of how bad this problem is, I went through my game list and pulled off everything that I own but didn't finish. 70 games! Only consolation is that I didn't pay all THAT much for most of em. I have friends that'll pass on stuff that they've finished, and I pick up a lot off ebay and used, but still-even at $10 per game, that's $700 in software that's never been completely exploited.

I think I agree that it's just too easy to move on to something else on PC-especially if you also do all your work on it. While I was working on my thesis research, I kept feeling guilty about playing a game on my computer when I should have been working. It's a lot easier to ignore that guilt in the living room...

Will I ever go back to the games I've missed? Possibly. Max Payne, Freedom Force, and the Thief games will get completed eventually-possibly when the sequels are soon to come out.

08-22-2003, 11:18 PM	#10 of 11
Chris Bardon Member Join Date: Jul 2000 Local Time: 07:34 PM Local Date: 12-04-2008 Posts: 2,102	Well, just to get an idea of how bad this problem is, I went through my game list and pulled off everything that I own but didn't finish. 70 games! Only consolation is that I didn't pay all THAT much for most of em. I have friends that'll pass on stuff that they've finished, and I pick up a lot off ebay and used, but still-even at $10 per game, that's $700 in software that's never been completely exploited. I think I agree that it's just too easy to move on to something else on PC-especially if you also do all your work on it. While I was working on my thesis research, I kept feeling guilty about playing a game on my computer when I should have been working. It's a lot easier to ignore that guilt in the living room... Will I ever go back to the games I've missed? Possibly. Max Payne, Freedom Force, and the Thief games will get completed eventually-possibly when the sequels are soon to come out.