I'm somewhere in low teens for triple AAA, but before playstation plus it used to be more, then add on steam sales and straight up downloadables... I don't understand people in single figures, how is that even possible... 

Buying games on the cheap in Steam bundles and such, is kind of cheating. lol

For me, the answer is entirely dependent on how much spending $$$$$ I have on hand, any given year. Back in 2007/2008, I had a lot more $$$$ to blow on games, so I blew more $$$$ on games. In the last few years, it's been a LOT more selective, simply because the $$$$ hasn't been as readily there to blow on gaming.

For instance, I absolutely would have bought W101 when it released, as well as Dragon's Crown, but I haven't gotten around to buying either yet, sadly.

I'd say about 5 retail and 10 digital. Digital includes indie and classic games.

As many that interest me, so about 6 or 7 a year to be honest.

I probably go for 10 year. Usually to catch up on what I didn't bother when it was new. So usually the older system gets more purchases than current. Steam I never binge buy cheap games. My friend has like 300 games and probably only beat maybe 5%. Let alone even started all of them... Only things I know I will play and beat. I have like 40 games on Steam. 80% are from a retail disc purchase, in the first place. Which resticts that habbit. I also buy used retro games. Recently I bought 6 NES/Fami games this year.

Not as many as I use to.

Let's see:

Super Mario 3d World (Wii U)
Splinter Cell: Blacklist (Wii U)
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds (3DS)
Mario Kart 8 (Wii U - ordered it, should arrive in a few days)
Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance (PS2)
Super Mario World (Wii U Download)

I know it's pretty lackluster, but I spent most of the time this year on Dreamcast, PS2 and N64. The list would be way longer if I could add these games.

20 so far this year, although Pikmin 3 came free, 2 are from Kickstarter, and Left behind is DLC.

8-9 full games that have a retail version and maybe 10 small downloadable games/classics.

Also, summer has never been really a big release season. There is usually only one big game at most that releases on each platform during the summer.