The inevitability of backlogs

[MikeRox]

tbh I blame u lot for my gaming backlogues. If you didn't all keep telling me how **** hot game X was I wudn't feel inclined to buy it, thus ignoring game I already have. Problem is, it's never jus 1 game ur batterin on about, but about 10 of the buggers

[ryodi]

I've got far too many incomplete games and the situation is not going to be helped in the near future by the Christmas releases then all the titles I was thinking about buying becoming cheap in the new years sales. Most times I end up selling most of mt games for less than I bought them for and they are like new because they have spent months just sitting on my shelf.

[Pikman]

I'm quite selective regarding videogames thus have no backlog.

I only buy games I think I will really enjoy, if a game doesn't grab me within a couple of hours I sell it, if it does hold my attention I tend to play it slowly and thoroughly until it's completed. Once completed I then decide whether I'm likely to play it again or whether to sell it.

This way gaming is always fun and never becomes a chore.

[Neon Ignition]

I've got a massive backlogue of games to get through and have been trying to all summer. Still on the tail end of the Xbox collection and its the first system I started on!

[pace]

I'm going to struggle to keep with buy ing just Halo 2 and Fable between now and the end of the year as I said I would try to do in an earlier post. Fable is already on the way and I'm very temepted to see if I can pick up the new starwars game for the xbox tommorow. Next week its outrun 2, paper mario, GTA etc. etc. etc. I know that I won't be able to resist buying these and many more over the next few months and the fact is I just don't have the time to play all these games. If I don't buy them as soon as they come out the chances are although I plan to I will never buy them in the future.