Thinking back with my Wii collection, the only title I would have paid full price was the Metroid Trilogy.  I won a near mint used copy from ebay for $50 which retailed for that price at the time, but was a rare find.  Then, I later came across a new sealed copy at my mom's Wal-mart less than a month later.  I wouldn't have known.

Since Gamestop is no more on PR, I'm now forced to buy new games from Best Buy. Spending $60 on a game is something I cannot do every time, so I now try to get informed on the game as much as I can before buying it. I have Amazon as a good alternative, but buying an used game for $50 with a $10 shipping is useless. I don't mind supporting the devs with $60 as long as the game is what I expect.

$47.99 or ($37.99 with 10 Gift Card sometimes) for a 60 dollar game. I only buy at Best Buy. 30 dollar membership fee for 2 years, and I made that back in 1 1/2 games. No better way. I can PreOrder, and if I'm not happy with what I'm seeing I'll cancel it. I've got 5 days to pick it up before release, if I don't I get my $5 bucks back from the preorder.

I mostly don't, because until I have time to play the game itself, it drops down into the 20-40 euro region. There are some games that I want to support and buy them at launch, but I still end up playing them later (ex: RE7, I still haven't got around it).

I am not rich by any means, but a couple of times I can afford full priced games, so I mostly use that opportunity to reward the developer/publisher, and end up playing it months later

If there is a game I really want, I buy it at full price.
If there is a game I think I may like and it's in discount, I'll buy it too.

I think I've taken no tax and free shipping for granted from Amazon.  It always seems to make such a big difference when I have to account for tax of shipping when going with eBay or Gamestop.

I do for a game that I really want

Same, especially because most of the new released games will be discounted after a few months. There are only a few exceptions where I buy games at launch (From Software games, Naughty Dog games, Tekken games...).

Well, interpration of nobility aside, thank you. :) I def like to support smaller titles that I think look good with my $$$. Sorta funny story: I was in EB just before Christmas to pick up some stuff, and do some more pre-orders, and the store manager says to me " Thanks man. You know, you're keeping the Vita alive at this store." My friend and I laughed. Then he says: "For every initial pre-order we get, we receive another 2 or 3 copies of that game, and for lots of these, you're the only one ordering it." I was like. "That's cool. Nice to know." Then I went home, had some single-malt scotch, and cried myself to sleep with my anime body pillow. I'm pretty good at avoiding spoilers, so that's rarely a concern. I still buy certain AAA game at launch, because of hype/desire, but end up not playing them due to my backlog. Like Bloodborne. Paid $85 CND for it and it's still in the plastic wrap. It's $20 at Best Buy atm. I still don't have UC4. I had it in my hand for a $40 sale, but when I got to the till, they said they had just sold out. It was a "bring to the checkout" copy. My Best Buy keeps certain games in a seperate cage,and has empty cases on the shelf. Just happened with X-Com 2 as well. Just bought Hitman Season 1 and Yakuza 0 at full price. Love them both too much not too.

It's a waste of money for most games, and my backlog is so huge I don't see any point in paying that even for most of the games that are worth it.