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Hive
02-17-2010, 10:56 AM

I have a backlog worse than a fair share of people here: (290+ DS games),
and most are good-to-awesome quality, so I’ll be playing them all at SOME point! :lol

Questions:
1. What are you doing to solve that issue, if anything?
2. Why do you insist on purchasing games when you know you have a backlog?
3. What’s the next game you’re going to crack open to alleviate the backlog?

Protip:
Never ever play games out of obligation. Play them whenever the moment arises. ^^


Neg
02-17-2010, 04:00 PM
Protip:
Never ever play games out of obligation. Play them whenever the moment arises. ^^

ilu ;;

1. I sold a bunch of stuff.
2. I get overconfident about my ability to play them, and then get overwhelmed by how many I have left to play when I always want to replay stuff. So, when I’m playing something old I have this intense desire to play something new. Then, when I’m playing something new I long for something old. I want stuff when I want it, I don’t want it by the time I have my hands on it (*cough* Ace Attorney Investigations*cough*Iwantedyou2yearsago*cough*)
3. I can’t readily say. See your own protip, cuz it’s 100% true. Spontaneity.


Red
02-17-2010, 04:27 PM
Your big picture is giving us the finger ;(

Neg
02-17-2010, 04:31 PM
It’s giving the finger to its owner. In this case, you. IT’S DOING ITS JOB, MANG ;[

jakob
02-17-2010, 04:34 PM
Your big picture is giving us the finger ;(

pssssst! I think that’s the idea. 😀

Anyways, I just recently started to have a backlog, but it’s pretty small: two ps3 games and 3 psp games. It’s good to know that other people are crazy and buy more video games than they have time to play 😉

There’s nothing you can do but PLAY MOAR GAMES!


Neg
02-17-2010, 04:37 PM
Hey Jakob!

My backlog is currently 2 PS3 games and 1 DS game. I feel like doing a dance. A weight has been lifted~


jakob
02-17-2010, 04:45 PM
Neg!

I feel bad that Valkyria Chronicles is in my backlog. I have played it for like an hour, but that’s it. It feels like a good game, too… Same for Jeanne D’arc.


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