My backlog is now so extensive that I could play a new one every month and it would take 31 years to get through it.
I'll never have to buy another video game.

>>715175363 (OP)
I don't understand the point of a backlog. Are there really that many games you want to play?

fat

>>715175583
Yeah I bought all the good ones on sale over a period of 20 years.

>>715175796
Right... Well, while you were collecting games, other people bought them and played them. I hope you manage to play video games one day.

For me it's Zoroark

>>715175583
Yes
Works created prior to the last year continue to be enjoyable. You don't have to just play the new thing. Some people enjoy a video game for the game itself instead of just because other people are playing it

>>715175363 (OP)
>play a new one every month
Do you play only 1 hour per day or something?

>>715176348
>Some people enjoy a video game for the game itself instead of just because other people are playing it

If that were true, then I would never have to hear from those people. I have to wonder why they're replying to me instead of being Sigma Males or whatever they think they are. Really weird to hear "i don't need to speak to people :)" in my 1% of the board visible. That means not only does someone need to socialise, but they're dodging the rest of the board where it's happening.

I've finally gotten to the point where I check sales and there isn't a single game I want
so its time to chip away at the ol backlog

>>715175363 (OP)
I think I’m fucking bored of games but I’m bored of everything else too

>>715175583
>emulation grants access to huge libraries
>"big" games from yesteryear go on routine sales for 50% off or more
The low cost of software combined with unparalleled software availability is one of the biggest selling points of PC gaming. Consoles have a habit of fucking you over because they know a port is essentially dead when the target platform is phased out.