>23 >Still buy video games >Play a few days with them

>>35910126
It sucks, doesnt it. Something just changes and you lose the magic. It's like an addiction. You think youll get a good hit but it's just unsatisfying. Better off just kicking it if youre not enjoying it. Need a new hobby.

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>>35910126
>iktf
>tfw backlog of ~200 games on steam
keep buying new during sales

>>35910159
Hardly a hobby now, it just suck to see all these games that I won't touch anymore. And I don't want to sell them too because they worth nothing

I feel the same and I wonder if this is how it's supposed to be? Maybe men over 20 ate not supposed to enjoy games?

>>35910159
What happens when everything runs out of "magic" and you can't find a hobby that sparks interest?

>>35910253
>What happens when everything runs out of "magic" and you can't find a hobby that sparks interest?

I don't know, maybe I lost interest because I don't have enough time or money to keep up with all the new stuff. I still buy ps2 games or xbox 360 at best

It's pretty much the same for movies and tv shows, I still watch some of them, but there was time when I watched like maybe 30 new movies a month, now it must be 5 at best.

>>35910252
Don't know, it's amaze me the 30-40's year old something that have vidya channel on youtube

Hell, the most recent game I bought was Alien Isolation (had a blast playing it, btw)

>>35910344
Doing something for an audience of thousands of people especially if its your job is different. He cant claim that its a waste of time but we can.

>>35910406
My example must've been bad, I meant that it's not rare to see 40 year old playing vidya (with or without youtube channels)