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Topic	Game permanence and why Valve is ahead of the curve.
adjl 07/29/25 3:54:52 PM #8:	VioletZer0 posted... In the 17 years since I had my steam account, I have accumulated 833 games and my total playtime on steam is 7368 hours. If I played every game I own for exactly 9 hours, I would spend 7497 hours. Having catalogued every game I own (including physical and all digital libraries) for the sake of tracking my backlog, I have a total of 1422 games, 878 of which are in my backlog. According to HowLongToBeat (which I used to catalog everything), it would take over 700 days of playtime to beat all of them. If I played 5 hours of backlog a day every single day, that would be over 9 years. But I'm sure I'll get to them all one of these days. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:985927097] in Game perma... [t:81019898]...</cite> <quote>VioletZer0 posted... </cite><quote>In the 17 years since I had my steam account, I have accumulated 833 games and my total playtime on steam is 7368 hours.If I played every game I own for exactly 9 hours, I would spend 7497 hours.</quote>Having catalogued every game I own (including physical and all digital libraries) for the sake of tracking my backlog, I have a total of 1422 games, 878 of which are in my backlog. According to HowLongToBeat (which I used to catalog everything), it would take over 700 days of playtime to beat all of them. If I played 5 hours of backlog a day every single day, that would be over 9 years.But I'm sure I'll get to them all one of these days. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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