You appear to be liberal in spending money. I'm happy that you have available funds that help you to buy games so often. But sadly this is not possible for me so I have to wait for the sale period only.
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That's why I don't pay full price. It's easier to swallow when the game sucks if you paid $1 for it. I mean, no harm no foul, at least I got cards from it or something. It's also the reason why I just go on sales since most games are incredibly discounted to the point where they basically don't cost anything. There's also Steam's refund system which is great, since I don't have to get buyer's remorse if I can simply get my money back.
I NEVER buy brand new AAA games. I'm the patient type of gamer and I'd rather wait a year or so for the price to drop. This usually means that by that time, updates and DLCs have been released, which would have a good chance on them getting discounts as well, especially when the games are in bundles or collections. As long as you're patient, you'll eventually get the price for a game that you want.
Me too. I bought all the Witcher products to support the devs because they made an amazing job with the Witcher 3. 2 full sized DLCs as well as a ton of free DLCs which have quests, costumes, etc; and they're not overcharging their players either. The Game of the Year edition is really low priced, and it includes the 2 DLCs - most of which consider to be entire games for other devs. They really earned every penny coming their way.
I agree that Playstation 4 games are very expensive. You are still lucky to buy 4-5 games per year. As far as I'm concerned I hardly manage to buy 2 per year. I always have limited funds and always buy games when they are available on discounts.I only play on the Playstation 4 so most games are quite expensive unfortunately. I only really like a few game genres as well so most of the time I only really buy around 5-6 games a year. Most of them are bought for my birthday or christmas. I rarely buy games outside of those time periods unless a really special game is coming out like Grand Theft Auto. Considering each game is around £50 when they come out, it's way too expensive to be buying games regularly. Plus the fact games go down in price near christmas always helps (my birthday is 2 days before christmas
Don't you guys have sales or something? On PC there are sales where games go up to 90% off. I remember when I still had my PS2 that discs were the same price all year round. Things still haven't changed for consoles I imagine? If so then switching to PC would be an incentive if you want to save a ton of money on games.
I know, I was asking if the PS games have any sales. I haven't had the pleasure of shopping for PS games since my PS2 died, so I don't know what's going on over there. Do you just have physical copies? Or can you have virtual ones that you can buy from online stores? Because most online stores also hold sales when Steam sales come along for competition, usually with even better discounts.
I think most of the gaming people download and use the free versions only. There is no doubt that PS games are very expensive and buying them very often stands out of question. Borrowing and sharing does help a lot.
