maybe 200 bucks not including hardware upgrades

I knew that when ps4 multiplayer would come into the game and make ps+ alla xbox live...which means not optional....I knew the service would suffer greatly.

I believe, from May and on....the free games kind of suck.(for me at least)

pes 2014,Nba 2K14,Crysis 3,PSAll-Stars,Dead Space 3.

Probably we'll have to wait until the free games on ps4 start becoming good.

I'd say I usually spend around 750$ per year on games. However, I only spent 340$ so far this year due to the lack of releases from Nintendo and on the Vita.

If I had money, would probably spend a lot.

Minimum 50$ maximum 500$

Haha yeah, I would say it was similar last year too. This year I might hit $1500-2000 including my PS4. Now that Im out of school I have to spend my money on other shit too.

I spend at minimum $500, up to $1000 a year on gaming not counting systems that I might purchase. I used to support the industry by purchasing everything I was interested in day one, so I'd be spending a lot more. Now I'm super cheap, I still get a lot of games, but I don't throw money away like I used to. It's rare that I get a game day one, but it still happens.

About $500-$600 a year. This year its higher though cause I bought a Wii U and I'm also planning to get an X1.

This year I've spent more money on video games than ever before. I bought a Wii U+6 games for ~$400 (a great deal btw), and I also went back and bought some games from the last gen that I never got. That's ~$162 on old Wii and DS games. I also bought a ton of games on the Wii U/Wii and 3DS virtual consoles. Probably about $50. Finally, I bought some 3DS games like Pokémon X, Kirby: Triple Deluxe, and Azure Striker: Gunvolt this year. Total I'd say I spent around $700 this year (and that's without getting Hyrule Warriors, Bayo 2, Smash 3DS/Wii U, Pokémon AS, Captain Toad).

A lot but I don't really keep track