Ever since I bought the steam deck and moved away from GaaS I’ve actually started to dent the library. Doesn’t mean I will play everything. A lot of them were once fillers on bundles and not that great, but some truly were gems.
Okay. That’s an interesting statistic.
Even if we take this number at face value, this is over a 20 year period, and worldwide.
Americans waste more than $408 billion each year on food, with dairy products being the food item we toss out the most. The average American family of four throws out $1,600 a year in produce.
Yeah 75% of my library of 1500 games is from humble bundles, so paying like 10% of regular price.
Still a neat stat though.
I feel it would be a lot more useful as trivia if we knew how much money that was per person as well.
And actual bought price, I think it used current market price. So lots of old games are going to be extremely undervalued.
Yea I bought one humble bundle (some earthquake relief or something) and now I have like 150 games I will never play…
Of course i do, it’s my retirement plans. Play all the games i now have the time to :D
You’re joking but this is literally a plan I have
Just don’t end up as the this guy
or Futurama’s version of itHahaha that would be perfect, come back in ~33 Years we’ll see : p
If it makes Steam stay at #1 and stimulates development of titles we respect it’s worth every penny.
And if some indie dev lasts a little bit longer because I threw away a few dollars, i’m all for it
It’s ok, I balance it out by playing some games I’ve never paid for.
It’s okay since I only buy games on sale … oh wait, that doesn’t matter as they still sit unplayed. Never mind.
…yet
And I’ll keep spending. You can’t stop me.
And I helped
Dunno how I feel about being part of that statistic…
im doing my part
I’m doing my part! 💪
… nor own.
I’m doing my part 07… for Lord GabeN