Upcoming Episode #130 - I'm Finished
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Anyhoo, onto the topic at hand - Episode #130. We'll be talking about what happens after we finish our games, which will lead into two other topics both slated for upcoming episodes: Your Gaming Collections and the Used Game Market. Take a minute to answer these fine questions regarding your gaming habits to help us prep for #130.
All of the questions assume we're not talking about any game you've owned for less than about three months. Newish games don't really apply.
1. Last episode we found out people average about one game purchase every month or two. We even found out that some of our listeners have upwards of 200+ games on their shelves. Our question is, out of all the games you own (digital or physical), how many have you actually played to completion?
2. That leaves the rest of your collection as games you haven't finished. Of these, pick a few and tell us how far you played each one and what stopped you from playing them.
3. Do you still own games that you played less than half-way through? How about less than 25% completion? What percentage of your collection would these games make up, and why do you still have them?
4. When you're done with a game, regardless if you "finished" it or not, are you inclined to sell it or trade it in to a used game store like GameStop, or would you rather keep it on your shelf? Why?
5. When you've played a game to completion, and you make a conscious decision to keep it around, what's your reason for doing so as opposed to selling it? Do you plan on playing the game again because you really enjoyed it, and if so, how often do you actually go back and play one?
