How many full priced games did you buy in 2023?

[Troll Hunter 94]

Whether it's $69.99 for the PS5/XSX or $59.99 for the Switch/PC (or the equivalent in your region), the discussion revolves around the full price, with potential variations for budget games adhering to the classic Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP).

I'm curious, which pricing point is your favorite? Have there been any instances where you wished you had waited for a sale?

 

[Lucinator]

3 I think

Super Mario Wonder
Pikmin 4
Spider-Man 2

 

[Maestro]

All for full price:

Shadow Gambit
Alan Wake 2
Mario RPG
Mario Wonder
Zelda TotK
Pikmin 4
Paranormasight
Humanity
Aliens Dark Descent
Harmony: Fall of Reverie
Fire Emblem Engage
Octopath 2
Bayonetta Origins
Cocoon
Jusant
Metroid Prime
Robocop

 

[Marcus Moses]

I wish I picked Baldur's Gate 3 instead of SM2. Now, I feel like I have to finish SM2 just because I bought it

 

[Raptor]

Just one but awesome Stranded: Alien Dawn

 

[Captain]

Regret none of them!

 

[Saitama]

Games become more affordable after a short time, so I usually wait for sales, bundles, or subscription services before getting them

 

[Colossus]

I usually only buy games when they're on sale. I get them from trusted stores like instagaming for better prices. Sometimes, especially for games from small developers, you can only get the keys on Steam, so you might need to wait a bit longer

 

[Inlusione]

None, I'm a patient person, I prefer to finish my backlog(I should come up with a better name for this) instead of adding more games to the pile in the same time.

 

[Lord of Cringe]

None, I'm a patient person, I prefer to finish my backlog(I should come up with a better name for this) instead of adding more games to the pile in the same time.

I'm also quite patient with games and never pick them up at full price. Moreover, even on sales I take exactly enough games to finish them completely