What to do? (Game Questions)

[valkylrie]

I like video games....but after I beat the game I often find I nver play them anymore. My son also likes games and he is as bad as I am, once we win then phffft....

I have been thinking of going back to pc games, as Mama never wants to share the TV or the boy is playing xbox on them. Of course he has is own Xbox but no live account.

I am thinking the blockbuster total access, as we can get movies and games. Rather then buy and trade through gamestop and the like, and netflix pissed me off a few months ago with thier stupidity.

My other option is a steam account set up for mac/pc games, as I understand it, we can play on any PC or Mac which would be nice as my desktop is PC and laptop mac....I could play no matter where I am.

I consider myself a casual gamer as I only play once a week maybe, but the boy plays almost daily in the evenings.

What to do? What to do?

[Turo]

Games with online multiplayers are where it's at. Heck I still play MW2 and BlackOps online.

Steam is the way to go for PC games, and if you want to pay for Live, it's where everybody plays 360 games.

[DirtFarmer916]

Steam is also good for discounts. They tend to have lots of sale items. one thing though the bigger games are coming out with there own gaming interface. Such as "Orgin", EA's new site to counter steam for the upcoming SWTOR release. So companies like Steam may be coming to an end at some point in the future.

Steam has 1000's of games for a few dollars. It's pretty cool really.

[Sinister_1]

There is also Gamefly

[meaty-btz]

Steam will not likely come to an end considering that Origin sucks horribly and Steam is not company specific allowing it to cater to a larger audience of both buyers and sellers, small, and large.

[TallTale]

I agree that online multiplayers are the best value. Also games like fallout and put out new content so you can keep playing are also good games.

As for your games, usually I just sell them back to GameStop and apply the credit to another game

[hcbr]

just rent the games from gamefly or BB or wherever. Buy the PC games you only play that you're willing to give time, and that's it.