This guy owns every Steam game and DLC

Don't all Valve employees get access to every single game on Steam? Either way, props to this guy. As much as I'd like every game on steam, I simply wouldn't have the time to enjoy even a 100th of them.

that is crazy! Some people just got to have it all.

Now to find the time to play them all... :-)

How on earth do you earn a living to pay for that, 'cos there's no way you spend that much on games and not play them so where does the work time come in? Insane!

I don't think he is a loser or anything like that but TBH if these were physical goods that this person bought without ever needing or using them he would be considered a hoarder.

Anyway, I guess he never has an excuse to be bored. :)

I would just like to find the time to play the games I ALREADY have. I have games like Crysis that I've not even touched yet. (Well, I installed it so technically I did "touch" it, but haven't played yet)

32 hours played in two weeks doesn't sound like a lot though for a "hardcore gamer"... I can do that and I only play on weekends.

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Originally Posted by MOnk

he would be considered a hoarder.

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And there's the part I don't understand. Is there something wrong with that? If you have the money, why shouldn't you?

That should keep a person busy for a long, long time.

I'm trying to catch up with him, but I'm currently about 2100 games behind. :mad:

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Originally Posted by phool

Don't all Valve employees get access to every single game on Steam?

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I doubt it. At least not in a private capacity. Remember valve doesn't actually own the games...except for the valve developed ones.

Pretty sure a valve employee could get the catalog without dropping a 170k though. ;) Chances are we'll never know though...valve is notoriously secretive.