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Finally bought Call of Duty Black Ops for $29.99!
Also got Velvet Assassin $2.49 - I orig bought this from Fry's for ~$11 after tax but I returned it when I discovered it was on Steam. Waited for it to go on sale and put it in my wishlist!
Duke Nukem Forever $6.79
Test Drive Unlimited 2 4.99 USD
Men of War: Vietnam - Special Edition 9.99 USD
I don't know if I should get Risen for $15
On my Hitlist:
Dead Island $26.79
NBA 2K11 $13.39
Air Conflict - Secret Wars $9.99
A10C Warthog $19.99
The Witcher 2 $26.79
Red Orchestra 2 $26.79
-- these might get cheaper when they hit the Main Page Sale!
I picked up Rift w/1 month of gameplay for $10 today. Played the open beta before, but figured I'd pick it up on sale.
Red Orchestra 2 is an awesome game, I picked it up at full price because it's one my clan plays, and it was well worth the purchase. If you can get it at half or cheaper, go for it.
I blew a lot more money than that! This is everything I bought from the Steam Autumn Sale!
I view that if I buy the games at their cheapest price then in the long run I'm saving money, so I buy a lot during sales.
Nov 27, 2011$22.48Purchase
Digital Combat Simulation: A-10C Warthog, Naval Warfare
Nov 27, 2011$4.11Purchase
Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Sengoku Jidai DLC, Section 8: Prejudice - DLC Pack
Nov 27, 2011$21.22Purchase
Dogfighter, Divinity II - Dragon Knight Saga, Section 8: Prejudice, Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Rise of the Samurai DLC
Nov 27, 2011$60.86Purchase
NBA 2K11, Driver: San Francisco - Deluxe Edition, Air Conflicts: Secret War, The Haunted: Hells Reach
Nov 27, 2011$2.49Purchase
Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2
Nov 27, 2011$2.49Purchase
The Polynomial
Nov 26, 2011$5.92Purchase
Civ V Cradle DLC: Bundle, Civ V Korea/Wonders DLC Combo
Nov 26, 2011$26.48Purchase
The Witcher: Enhanced Edition, The Witcher 2
Nov 25, 2011$29.99Purchase
Dead Island + Brady Guide(NA)
Nov 25, 2011$10.19Purchase
Patrician IV Gold (Base + DLC)
Nov 24, 2011$3.97Purchase
Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC, Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners' Arsenal, Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash
Nov 24, 2011$29.99Purchase
LA Noire and Brady Guide Combo
Nov 24, 2011$15.28Purchase
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Platinum, MI:SE Bundle
Nov 24, 2011$26.57Purchase
Sniper: Ghost Warrior - Map Pack, Red Orchestra 2 - Digital Deluxe Edition (ROW), Sniper Ghost Warrior: Second Strike
Nov 23, 2011$14.99Purchase
Risen
Nov 23, 2011$9.28Purchase
Velvet Assassin, Duke Nukem Forever
Nov 23, 2011$44.97Purchase
Call of Duty: Black Ops (ROW), Test Drive Unlimited 2, Men of War: Vietnam - Special Edition
135 total Steam Games taking 849 GB of Space on a 2tb partition! You have to dedicate a large hard drive if you plan on getting lots of Steam Games! I probably have space for 150 more games!
I have to admit, I did spend a lot on games lately!
135 total Steam Games taking 849 GB of Space on a 2tb partition! You have to dedicate a large hard drive if you plan on getting lots of Steam Games! I probably have space for 150 more games!
I'm very particular about buying games. Just because it's a great deal doesn't mean I'm going to buy it. I do have a list of games that are insta-buys... no matter their cost.
I also prefer buying physical copies of games over electronic copies because I enjoy collecting them. Sadly had to take down the Video Game Wall due to a lack of CD Wallpapers... Eventually, I'll come up with some other nifty way to display the collection.
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Originally Posted by Jesse69
I have to admit, I did spend a lot on games lately!
Your life, your choice... but it's pretty sad to see the stereotype played out. A jobless grown adult living in his parent's basement spending hundreds on video games in just a few days instead of being responsible and assisting the family he leeches on.
Your life, your choice... but it's pretty sad to see the stereotype played out. A jobless grown adult living in his parent's basement spending hundreds on video games in just a few days instead of being responsible and assisting the family he leeches on.
I'm not a leech of my Parent's - they almost never give me money and I live off my $1095 monthly SSDI. My monthly expenses are food, gas, car insurance, medicine, and internet - about $470 a month.
When my parents live at home I help them out by driving them around; they don't know how to drive.
If I was a leech I wouldn't bother looking for a job, but I've been applying to jobs every week. I apply up to 18 jobs a week.
So video gaming is my break from the depression of not having a job and the pain of searching for one.
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Eventually, I'll come up with some other nifty way to display the collection.
