As all of us do (I assume), I have played casual games stacked to the ceiling at BF. Do they get stacked forever, amen? Is there room? Or, can we rid the stack of games we will never play again? Just asking. I've started spring cleaning.

Most of my games from BF are in my download Purchase History, which BF stores for me, thank goodness. If they were all in a retail box, I would be piling up games in the bathtub at this point because I would have run out of storage space elsewhere. When I am done with a game, I delete it, knowing I can re-download it for a replay when I feel like it.

I do have a few boxed BF games as well, but only a few. Most of them being downloaded keeps the retail-box pile to a manageable level.

When my hard drive became dangerously full recently, I had to have a big spring clean. Now, like Marian, once I play a game or demo, I immediately delete it.

If I had all these games in my house, I would have to move to accommodate them

I always uninstall a game after I play it. I can always reinstall it later.

I also found it's best to uninstall BF games. I had about 50 installed and found that a couple were causing my monitor screen to freeze every few minutes and corrupting save game files.
13 Skulls and Dark Void were the culprits. They also started affecting CSI Fatal Conspiracy which I was playing at the time.

I had literally hundreds of BFG games on this laptop, mainly because a year ago I was unable to download any games due to my poor internet connection, so I was loathe to delete anything, but now my connection is a bit better, it has taught me to keep a "clean house"

bkrytr, do you mean the games listed and saved at Big Fish or your own computer?

A good question, Flo NS. I assumed bkrytr meant the list of games in her account on the Big Fish website. I, too, have some mistaken purchases that I wouldn't mind seeing disappear from that list, no matter they are paid for.

Gil.