The Shrine

So how much do you play games these days? I don't really play at all anymore. The last game I finished was RE4, and that was about six months ago, and it took me about six months to beat it. In the last three months, I've played less than an hour.

I haven't played console games for a while but I think this is because all the current games suck. I played Shining Force Neo basically nonstop when I got it and that was the last good console game I've bought in probably 3 years. Still waiting for KH2 to go down to $19.95.

I'd say an average of 3-5 hours per week. I'm hopefully gonna increase that now that I"ll be switching jobs to one that doesn't take my life away. I got away from gaming for about a year or two and now I'm trying to get back into it.

It depends on what I am doing. I took the time to play Xenosaga, but for the most part I just play DS when I wake up and before I go to bed for an undetermined amount of time. I also play it on and off while studying. I usually don't play Console games like that, mainly because it is so much of a hassle, whereas DS I just have to close it and it goes into standby until I pick it up again. I am going to guess anywhere from 10-20 hours; no more and no less than I ever played (if you discount Civilization and Utopia).

And yeah, I have more time on my hands to play around with than most people here, likely, I go to class all day on Tuesday and Thursday, and I only work 12 hours between Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights; and whenever I am needed on the other days.

Depends on the games that are available, and the systems that they're available on (a good DS game will a couple of hours a day because I can play it on the train).

A few months ago, I was playing WOW at least a couple of hours a night, and then I was playing a lot of Guitar Hero. Right now I'm not playing anything and catching up on my reading and television .

I go into on-and-off periods of gaming. Right now, I'm playing Xenosaga pretty heavily, and a bit of Guild Wars. Later on, I might focus on some house project or watch TV and movies more often. It shifts in cycles.