I personally have no interest in “buying” anymore, either. The games I care about are the ones that I can play with my friends, online. Nearly all of these hav

I personally have no interest in “buying” anymore, either. The games I care about are the ones that I can play with my friends, online. Nearly all of these have transitioned to driving revenue from other means than an upfront purchase. I’m arguably paying less now, than I did when I was younger. I used to have dozens of games that I played just a few times. $60 to sit on the shelf. Now, I “subscribe” to one or two flavors of the month. I pay perpetually, but my overall cost is lower since I’m only paying for what I actually use.