If you suddenly became wealthy would you still be a CAG?

[quote name='DrFoo']Say you start out with 10 million (inheritance) and can somehow manage to make a couple hundred thousand dollars in profit each year off of interest. How would spending $50 extra on video games each month bankrupt you?[/QUOTE]

It doesn't. You're missing the point. It's not about suffering from bankruptcy. It's about finding a good deal - be it in video games or not.

Wouldn't it be a better use of your time to manage your investments than to try and save $10 on a game?
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Yes. Which is why you would visit sites like CAG to find the deals for you so that your time would be better spent focused on managing your investments. Also consider that w/ "mo' money, mo' problems" your time becomes even more valuable so you won't have much time to play the myriad games you can easily buy. This forces you to choose how you spend your leisure time as it's more valuable than ever before.

I noticed this myself as I don't buy/play video games as much as I used to because I have much more commitments now.
 
If I am somehow able to make 5-7 million a year, there is no need to wait 6 months to save $20-30. It is not like I buy every game anyway
 
Yes and No. I would buy more games yes, but I would be buying older games mostly for collector's purposes, but I would probably still not buy $60 games, that's just nuts. I might splurge on a higher priced classic game but not for new games.
 
I'd likely be the same way I am now. I'd buy games at the price that I believed they were worth, and pay full price for games that I want right away. I'd just buy a hell of a lot more.
 
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