MangoFoalix

@TwilySparky My gaming collection is very small. I only buy games that I know I will replay. Plus I buy most of my games used in order to save money. It would be too easy to get stuck in the cycle of beating a game and immediately reselling it to buy another.  I don't need the newest game as soon as it comes out. Either waiting for a big price drop or buy it cheaper on the secondary market is what I do. So that I don't get burned out playing games, I set aside time to play only on the weekends. I try to fill my other time with reading and writing.

I can understand what you mean. We do change and so does our enjoyment in certain things. There's no point in playing, when you're not enjoying it.

I play at least 7 to 8 hours of gamds every week, and every now and then I take a small break because I don't feel like it - and that's okay, they aren't going anywhere. Although, funnily enough, I've been enjoying games more now than I was, say 2 or 3 years ago.

I haven't played games in years (not counting simple online games)... I've planned to get back into it for a long time, but I still haven't – I guess I just don't have the interest anymore. Even though I feel bored a lot, the idea of playing my old games doesn't even enter my mind!