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Often, though it involves an explanation. I only keep games that I like, or in some cases feel obligated to keep(Final Fantasy 13,) or games that I thought I might like but have yet to play. If I like the game and I don't own it, I'll eventually purchase it. Between all the systems I own, including portable, I have over 650 and that's not counting the digital games I own on Steam and GOG.

If I don't like a game and I'm certain I'll never replay it, I'll sell it. So by I replay games often, I mean as often as I can considering how much I own. Some games get more priority over others. I almost regularly replay my favorite classic platformers like the Mega Man series, Castlevania, and Ninja Gaiden 2, and RPGs that I replay include, Final Fantasy, and Brigandine, both which I've probably replayed just as much as said platformers I listed earlier. Other games I go through when I'm not playing anything else.

Problem is, by replaying these games instead of working on newer games or my backlog, my backlog is only getting bigger. But I feel the need to play games I like after playing something I really didn't like at all without playing something new that I also might not enjoy.