About two hours a night, once the better thirds are tucked in bed. If forumites and TF2 are involved it can be much more than two.

I've spent about an hour in Street Fighter IV's training mode this year. I think that's all.

I've always been drawn to the performance requirements of games above all else. I'm not a hardcore gamer because I don't ask for any strict challenges, I'm just fulfilled by the self-improvements of practice. The synaesthetics of success.

this is all pretty grim reading for my 'inner gamer'...alas though, i'm the same as the majority on here it seems.
between young kids, work and the wife time is limited, and add to that a general malaise regarding games in general means gaming is pretty minimal these days...even when i do have time i often decide that simply slumping on the sofa watching telly/netflix is preferable.  games like Dark Souls make me sad, what i would have done to get a game like that 10 years ago, but now i just don't have the desire to even get DS2 as i know i would barely scratch the surface before life got in the way and i lost interest....i have a very bad habit where if i don't play a game for a few days in a row i very rarely go back to continue at a later date.
if it wasn't for the free games on PS+ i'm not sure when i would have last used my PS3 for games, and even then it's really just the odd curio games that I really enjoy - limbo, thomas was alone, brothers are recent examples.  my steam library grows thanks to sales but rarely gets much play time - a depressing scan through my library the other day showed less than 20 games on there with 'playtime' recorded in hours rather than minutes (and an awful lot not played at all).

Usually only two to three hours a week. If Mrs Skondo is out, then I'll find a little more time. I have recently started Spec Ops: The Line, which I'm enjoying immensely, but it has taken me a week to get to chapter six and I believe it's a short game.

RamSteelwood wrote:

i have a very bad habit where if i don't play a game for a few days in a row i very rarely go back to continue at a later date.

I'm really bad for this too, even if i was really into it and eager to play again when I last played.

Skondo wrote:

Usually only two to three hours a week. If Mrs Skondo is out, then I'll find a little more time. I have recently started Spec Ops: The Line, which I'm enjoying immensely, but it has taken me a week to get to chapter six and I believe it's a short game.

I condone your av. And I've only just noticed.

superflyninja wrote:

GTAV

Purchased, not played.

(Apart from the mandatory bits before it lets you online. I abandoned Franklin on a street somewhere.)