No more backlog! Eventually.

One day, a young man decided he didn't want to wait around for a physical copy of a game to become available. He found out about Steam and other onlie digital distributors. It was convenient to be able to buy and download games. No CDs to worry about, nothing physical to add to an already cluttered room, available immediately, and accessible from any computer.

Then came the Steam sales. "What's this?" he thought, "That's a good price for that game. It looks pretty cool." He bought a game at a highly discounted price. It felt great. But there were more games and more sales.

Eventually, this young man was buying more games than he could keep up with. He didn't even know what games he already owned. "Another game on sale? That looks like a good one. I'll go ahead and buy--- oh, it says I already own it."

To help combat his backlog, this young man made a spreadsheet with his full game inventory (from all sources) to keep track of what games are owned and if he's played them. This group is to watch the progress.

My Games List[goo.gl]