Steam games, Gotta' buy them all

[erbkaiser]

Oh dear. Looks like I'm about to power into the lead by a margin of over 100 games...

326

Yeah, I know, I know...

I'll see your 326 and raise it to...

537.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/project_xii/games?tab=all
Fills up about 1.3TB of my 2TB hard drive. I have to install them all, cause if I don't, on the occasion I DO feel like playing one, I don't want to have to download and wait for it to install cause chances are that'll kill my interest.

Course, between that and my 300 console games, I don't really get much time to devote to anything anyway...

585, including the mods and free games.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/erbkaiser/games?tab=all

I blame the december sales. I actually played most of them -- not all completed. I've got about 100 of them installed at the moment (I've got about 6TB of total local storage, 2 of which is Steam dedicated and another 2 is additional games).
Add to that my way-too-many console games, my disk games, the GoG and Gamersgate libraries, and you see why I call myself a gamer.


Steam Calculator counts 383 http://www.steamcalculator.com/id/erbkaiser but since I bought most of them in sales and prices changed over time, the amount spent is not representative (I hope).

 

[Project_Xii]

585, including the mods and free games.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/erbkaiser/games

I blame the december sales. I actually played most of them -- not all completed.
Add to that my way-too-many console games, my GoG and Gamersgate libraries, and you see why I call myself a gamer.

Hah! Very nice
There's only one other person on my Steam friends list with more games then me, and we're constantly in a war to one-up each other. However, he wins cause he literally buys every single thing that comes on sale (Tractor Farm? Really?), while I don't buy anything I'm not actually interested in. I like to THINK I'm keeping a level of quality, but ultimately some games just turn out to be bad choices. Can't delete em from your list either (gah, stuck with Chrome forever).

 

[Omega Pirate]

I got about 20ish, over half are from the humble bundles 1/2. Then I bought TF2, Civ4 bundle on sale and the fronzey (however you spell it, the guys who made Trine) bundle on sale. All in all if you count humble bundles I spent about $30 on steam. I'm lucky that I have a Mac, I have a justification to not buy games on steam sales.

 

[JoshGod]

I have 86 games. The really scary part is when you use the Steam calculator [http://www.steamcalculator.com] to see how much your account is worth. I mean, I know I bought all my games on sale, but wow...

When i tried the calculator it said the account was started in 1970 and has a total of $0.00?
OT
I have around 60 although some are free games or beta's or the onlin segment of a game.

 

[Jaime_Wolf]

88, mostly from the sales last winter. How can you say no when they bundle entire series of classics for a couple of bucks?

 

[Dr. Pepper Unlimited]

Currently at 151 games and growing. These steam sales are wonderful and horrible all at the same time.

 

[LordRoyal]

I have 70.

Took me a while before I finally bought 1 more. I was getting by saying I had 69 games to people

(lolimmaturehighschoolhumorhurrdurr)

 

[kebab4you]

82 games, waiting for a new computer at the moment so holding back on buying anything

On an unrelated note, Civilization 4 with all expansions only cost 6 euro at the moment, why haven't you bought it yet?!

 

[erbkaiser]

When i tried the calculator it said the account was started in 1970 and has a total of $0.00?
OT
I have around 60 although some are free games or beta's or the onlin segment of a game.

Are you sure you entered your correct SteamID name (Joshgod does not exist), and actually own some paid stuff?

The date is probably the Unix epoch 1970-01-01T00:00:00Z. Many date software uses this as a null point since they internally use the Unix date command, and thus any nonvalid date is set to that.

OT: my Steam join date is apparently 28-09-2003, about two weeks after it went live. I have no memory of why I created an account then, the first thing I remember doing with Steam is buying Half-Life 2 Silver.

 

[tzimize]

120+. I like steam. It saves me a lot of hassle.

Lately though steam has had problems. Games not available for download, no free slots for download, fucked up patches...etc...this is not good and actually makes me think twice about using the service. Also I usually dont buy games anymore unless they are on sale since Steam went Euro "just because".

 

[Slangeveld]

197 when I last checked.

So yea, I know how it is

 

[HassEsser]

I have 121 games and have had a STEAM account since October 6 2007

http://steamcommunity.com/id/ijnin

 

[EradiusLore]

238. god damn steam sales! its always soooo tempting

 

[Exocet]

117 on my account that I got in January of 2005.I bought most games for under 20 euros,and a lot when they cost less than 5 euros.
It also helps that 99% of my games are bought on steam.

 

[Twilight_guy]

53 since late 2008 some time. Most of them were bought on sale. 10 are from humble indie bundles.

Edit: October 26, 2008 I got Steam. (apparently they keep track of that on your profile for some reason).

 

[munx13]

46 games (including a few free ones)

 

[CommanderKirov]

My friend has 600 and something.

He is quite obsessed with it!

And correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that Valve higher up employees get every single steam game.

Edit: Nope my mistake. He has 724 Steam games.

 

[Cowabungaa]

I have 86 games. The really scary part is when you use the Steam calculator [http://www.steamcalculator.com] to see how much your account is worth. I mean, I know I bought all my games on sale, but wow...

That's exactly what makes it awesome! I have 86 valueing around 1400 euros, but it's so nice knowing I didn't even pay half for that. I love discount shopping.