Poll: Do you let your siblings share your games?

[Kiefer13]

No. I would (and indeed I used to) let my younger brother play my games, but he never treated them properly, always leaving the disks lying around out of the boxes, resulting in them getting scratched and not working. So now I don't let him. He obviously still hasn't learned, since he still never looks after his own games properly either.

It's not really an issue any more anyway, since I'm primarily a PC gamer, and my brother mostly uses his 360.

 

[Jedamethis]

Not anymore, as my older brother has 'grown out' of games.
At 14.
We used to play co-op, and have different single player profiles. But as he was older, he always got first go at games which only had one save file.

 

[PureChaos]

my sister lives with her boyfriend so i don't have to worry about that sort if thing

 

[ShotgunSmoke]

Yay for being the only child.

 

[rokkolpo]

i got a sister one year older.
so she practicly only plays wii sports,and mario party 8

so it,s not a big deal.

 

[FinalHeart95]

Yes, although he never goes on the Xbox for some reason.

 

[rokkolpo]

yay for youre avatar.

 

[ae86gamer]

The only other person in my house who play video games is my brother. He has his PS3 and isn't too fond of 360's, which is the system that I have, so no. We don't touch each others games.

 

[sgtshock]

My sister isn't really into video games, but I have a couple younger cousins who play on Xbox Live a lot. Should I ever turn on the Xbox when they're online they'll always ask me to stop playing whatever I'm doing and join them. Since one is 10 and the other is about 7, and because I am a naturally meek person, I usually give in.

 

[Georgeman]

I say yes, I do allow my brother to use my console and PC games and so does he. At least that's what it used to be. Nowdays, we rarely exchange games as our tastes in games rarely coincide anymore.

 

[Iron Mal]

I have no problem with sharing my 360 with my sister (I often play Resi 5 and Halo co-op with her) and neither of my parents are really into games.

However, I would sooner clean all of my game discs with a cheese grater than let any of my cousins near any console or game I own (at the end of the day they would probably be just as destructive as the aforementioned cheese grater).

 

[LockHeart]

Well I just finished playing Halo 3 co-op with my brother, and we basically interchange each others PC games whenever we want, so I don't really have a problem with any of my siblings playing my games. The only exception I make is that I get to spend as much time as I want playing them first before I share them.

 

[NOT WILL]

i always share games with my brother. he is @ University and he plays on my steam account and i play on his. sharing with him means that we only pay half for a game most of the time. Expect madden where me and dad each pay half `cause we play it together

 

[Kasawd]

Yeah, I share. I would feel like and asshat if I didn't.

I just wish my sister would get the stealth concept when we play multi-player Splinter-Cell.

 

[Ciarang]

I eventually gave up letting my sister watch me play my games
It's kinda creepy that a 9 year old can like dead rising...

 

[Minjoltr]

Me and my brother share some games, mainly we give each other the games which won't work on our respective systems.

We used to play together when we were allowed the Playstation downstairs (but my brother usually hogged it, played it all weekend and cried if anyone tried to take it off him because he said nobody ever pet him play with it) but then my dad decided that it would damage the TV or something so my brother got it for his room and I've not played with anyone since. ):

Now I have a PC which is not great for playing in pairs.

 

[Et3rnalLegend64]

Buying two consoles is such a waste. We share, we have separate save-states, we play co-op occasionally. Hell, we even swap games with our cousins for a few months when we have the same consoles. My only regret is that Monster Rancher 2 stopped working after one of those swaps.

 

[JenXXXJen]

The sibling closest to my age is ten years younger than me, but I've played a few games through with him and he goes on the games of mine he can play himself.

 

[Geamo]

Well yes. Although we're PC gamers, so Co-Op isn't really an option. But yes, we buy games together and each play them seperatley, although we hearken back to the days when I used to be perched on the chair behind him playing a new game. We still do that, with new games; whichever starts up first gets to play the first save, and the other watches (often shouting encouragment/hilarity/assistance). It's a nice way to catch up.