1. Only buy games you are %100 psyched about and will play immediately. Don't buy only because of sales or discounts, then you have a big backlog of stuff you don't really feel like playing.
2. There are alot of good, high quality games out there, but that does not mean you are in the mood to play them all. Is UC2 a good game? Yes. Do I feel like playing it right now? No. That's why I don't own it. When (if) I get in the mood to play it, I will buy it and play it the same day it arrives.
3. Keep your game collection small, tight. Only own stuff that you loved, were emotionally meaningful, and/or will replay over and over. For everything else, use a rental service like Gamefly. Anything else, sell immediately.
4. Don't rush. Take your time and play the hell out of your favorites.
5. Avoid the hype bandwagon. There are 20-30 games coming out over the year, that ppl will pre-order, etc. Quite frankly I had more fun with older/unknown games than with big blockbuster releases.
6. Think back to the last game that you absolutely loved. Go play it. Buy all the DLC's. Platinum it.
7. If all else fails, don't even try to play. Take a week off and pursue your other interests. The sweetness in life is not forced. If I don't feel like playing, I don't play, period.
Log in to comment