90% of the time I wait for a sale, before I buy an Indie on Switch. My BestBuy Card gets me 8% cash back, which is an 8% discount, so long as I pay my balance before it rolls over. Nintendo gives 5% back in coins. My state doesn't charge sales tax on digital purchases. So, I'm usually paying 30% to 70% of what the actual retail price of an Indie game is. 

As for physical games, my Best Buy Gamer's Club gets me 20% off all physical games. I still get 8% cash back from my credit card. And physical games still get me $0.60 in Gold Coins. A Physical Nintendo game that would cost me $64.20 after taxes only costs me $46.92 after taxes. 

My Best Buy Club Membership expires in November though, and there's no way to renew it. I'm gonna miss it. 

Exactly. I don't make a ton of money, but I don't have a car, and my apartment is cheap. My cell phone bill is only $27 a month for basic talk/text. I've never lived without at least $400 extra a month left over after paying bills. Most months I have nearly $600 extra. Buying a small 1 bedroom house within the next year, so I can save even more money. Mhwahahahahahahaha!!

Quick check there... my bank account says I'm allowed to get 10 cars in the last 5 years according to autotrader :o! I have zero interest in a car given my work is done via public transport as is my trips out of the country as the town I live in has great infrastructure, I have a Bus/Train and Airport all within 15 mins of where I'm sitting. I'm able to drive though! That was something I never wanted to be in a situation where someone was hurt or in need of me to drive somewhere and not be able to do so.

I've said this a load, as a kid I had to save up for around 4 weeks to buy both Soleil and Sonic 1 on the megadrive, both of which I still have to this day, but those games were also just 11.99, as an adult I never wanted to be in that situation so I just don't think about cost too much when it comes to games I want, or games I want to support. Zelda breath of the wild for example was one where I got the dlc just to give Nintendo more money , same with Paladins recently I just chucked them some micro transactions because that game has given a ton of good fun and the cost up front was 0 I gave what I thought the game was worth.

Virtua racing

Added a game today for my son:

- Terraria (D)

I'm so tempted to buy that just to try out the 8 player split screen mode, it looks awesome. I actually got out a measuring tape as well to see just how big each of the 8 panels would be using my projector setup..... each player would still have their own 40 inch TV worth of wall size lol, I remember back to playing Halo on my little Grundig 16 inch TV in 4 player split screen.... can't even imagine doing that now.

Been forever since I updated my list. Here are new editions since my last update. Obviously, I'm not including ones I received for free for reviews:

Monopoly
Rayman Legends Definitive Edition
Yooka Laylee
Shantae 1/2 Genie Hero
Cadence of Hyrule (does this count?)
Hollow Knight
Valkyria Chronicles 1
Final Fantasy VII
Final Fantasy VIX
Lego DC Super-Villians
Wargroove
Tiny Metal
Starlink Battle for Atlas
Yoku's Island Express
Megaman Legacy Collection
Astro Bears
THEM Bombs
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2
Celeste
Mighty Gunvolt Burst

I should have a total of 36 third party games (35 if Cadence of Hyrule doesn't count).

It's clear they went all out with the port. Like I played Virtua racing online yesterday, that's not something you can say about retro games very often 

To be fair, it's not hard to afford that many games with a steady career. I have the income for it, but nowhere close to enough time.

Whoa, long time no post. Lemme get back in business:

Physical:

Dark Souls remastered
Dragon's Dogma
Wolfenstein II

Digital:

NBA 2K 2019
XeoDrifter
Little Nightmares
Into the Breach