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Topic: How much is too much?

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Sean_Aaron

I agree it's a concern. My download collection is bigger than my disc one and some of these games I've only played once (looking at Bit.Trip VOID). Of course my biggest issue is having to weigh stuff I'm playing to review against stuff I'm playing just to play. Trying to come up with a balance can be difficult -- especially if you're like me and normally only play for an hour at a time in the evenings.

I only trade in games that I either don't like or figure I won't play again. Some games I've not put in the Wii for months or longer, but if it's a story-based game that I really enjoyed and feel has replay value then that's okay. I do try to make it a point to give those a re-spin. If you have CDs and DVDs you probably have films or music you don't listen to all time, but they don't take up much space so it's not that big a deal, right?

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RowdyRodimus

Don't worry too much, just since Christmas I've bought 34 disc based games and about 20 downloaded games. Make that 36, I forgot I got Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings and Trauma Center Second Opinion out in the car.

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Sylverstone

Well, I had near 50 DS games.... and I have every single DS system (except the DSi XL).

Offtopic-ish: I'm an obsessor of Nintendo (I got N and never got out!) and trust me, even when my friends here pimp up Sony as "the" gaming company that is worth supporting, I just scoff and say, "which system introduced you to gaming?" Wait for tons of answers stating either Game Boy Color or N64. Priceless.

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