| Dante9 said: New games of course, it's insanity to keep repeating something indefinitely, no matter how good it is/was. |
This is true. However it is a lot of diminishing return with more games that one have played to compare with. The first few years every second game or so was a good time and better than a lot of the previously played game. Now it is like one in 50 new games. My gaming time is not enough for that tryout and when i know that I can just plug in SMB3 or RE4 for a good time instead of several hours in several games.
The most common response in my mind to playing new games is "Man, i could have played Warcraft 3 (or any other game i like) instead". I feel the same about food. I have tried enough different types of food to just rotated between them. I do not feel the need to experience new things in categories where I'm already content with what I know. Books and movies is some categories where I absolutely want new content. Outdoor activities is another. While people, I'm fine knowing the ones I know.
