???

You mean when a comet crashes on Valve headquarters AND the several servers ghosting the games accross the world?

I think we'll all have better things to worry abotu than games when THAT happens.

Or in other words, it's A LOT more likey that you will lose/damage your game disc than Steam would "lose" my games.

They live in the cloud. Safe from little brothers and clumsy friends.

Kinthalis

Boxes? you guys are tlaking about dust magnet, wastes of space, PHYSICAL boxes???

Welcome to 2012!

;)

I don't own any physical copies of games anymore. Thanks to Steam, GOG.com, Origin, Impulse, GameFly, etc.

So my colleciton is virtual, and what I do is I organize my games by genre on my Steam list.

So RPG's, Third Person Shooters, Multi-player Focused FPS's, Grand Strategy, Indie, 2D platformer, etc, etc, and then my games are alhpabetized within each genre.

Kind of like Itunes and my music collection in that regard I guess. I don't own any physical music CD's either.

Kinthalis

I would maybe read that wall of text if you typed in proper English.

"The system, it was genius! One of the most durable and complex systems, of all time yes. But it came packed with next gen hardware. When it cameout in 1993 i took the world by storm, but sadly, sadly, sniff sniff, they started getting a tad crazy when they were trying to find quick ways to beat the upcoming PS and the 3DO. thus soting them a forune and third party developers. But they had instant hit devs like Accolade to set things straight."

That's just painful to read.