"Hell, No!, Never! ... or so, were my first thoughts, because aren't we brainwashed into thinking that's the way how the market works? But on second thought: m

"Hell, No!, Never! ... or so, were my first thoughts, because aren't we brainwashed into thinking that's the way how the market works? But on second thought: maybe he isn't so of the tangent. How many games did i buy, but never played, even never touched, just they were on sale? And how many games, which i really, really wanted to try did i never buy, because i thought : "Aww i could buy three for the price of this one! So let's wait for the inevitable sales-offer.", just to loose interest, because i was occupied otherwise and a half year later already new games were flooding the market. So it boils down to price, time and satisfaction! Maybe this is another triangle where you can move just on the axis, and never have all together. The most limiting factor is time. You can only play one game at a time and if it produces satisfaction you probably would be willing to pay a higher price.