I only got Shogun 2, its expansion, and Saints Row 4. Maybe there's something else I "need" before the sales are over?

I know a lot of you don't really play computer games anymore. Those of you who do, did you get anything and do you suppose you'll actually get to playing and even finishing it?

People on here have stopped playing video games? Everyone should find time to play video games. Particularly puzzle, strategy, and twitch games. It's an easy way to exercise your mind and help keep your reflexes sharp. Just keep it in the range of 1-3 hours per session and your fine, don't go over that particularly if you have a family at home.

I bought Dark Souls 2. Next year I'll buy Dark Souls 3.

I got Castle Crashers, Myst, Lego Lord of the Rings, and Portal 2. Basically stuff my wife and I can play co-op, or watch each other play. I still play games when I have time, which isn't often, but since my wife is a gamer it's more frequent than I thought it would be since getting married.

I got This War Of Mine, but I haven't really played it yet.

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I picked up Nevermind (though fairly useless since I don't have a biofeedback device at this point) and Black Mesa, as I thoroughly enjoyed the non-Steam release and they claim that the Xen part will only be released on Steam.

Lego Batman 3, Lego Avengers, Stellaris and Arkham Knight were what I picked up this time.