You might be thinking, This is the same as Pacman's thread, That was about steam.

The last game I bought were 3 games, They are all FIFA games for the nintendo gamecube these include: FIFA Football 2003, FIFA Football 2005, And FIFA World cup germany 2006. And you won't believe it, They are all very different! FIFA World cup 2006 is probably my favourite.
I got them for:
FIFA Football 2003:€0.90
FIFA Football 2005:€1.40
FIFA World Cup Germany 2006: €3.40
Pretty Darn good deals in my opinion!

greenluigi : I have never played that game before. It seems fun though, And yeah I got a gamecube. And.. It costs: 3 EURO'S!! (4 Dollars)

My dad bought me Mario Kart 8 around a week ago. I have enjoyed it a lot so far and I've been really good at it ever since I got used to the controls. I unlocked around half of the characters, karts, and parachutes, got a gold trophy in 3 cups, and beat 4 staff ghosts.

I believe the last game I bought was Tomb Raider (game of the year edition). I've borrowed it before, but I love it so much I wanted my own copy. I picked it up for just under $35.

The last game I bought was Inazuma Eleven 3: Bomb blast!
I have played it a long time, I finished the stories and if I'm in the mood for it I do some of the competition routes but I like the ones in the second games more.

The last game I got was probably... Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's about time and I have it for quite some time now but I didn't buy it since it was free, so that doesn't really count.

The last game I bought was Fire Emblem: Awakening (E-shop download; nobody near me had it in stock, and I don't have a 32GB SD card for nothing), because I was looking for something to help me stay up until 12:30AM to watch new episodes of Space Dandy (pretty good, a bit dirty, produced by the same man who did Cowboy Bebop, but that is not why I am here), and then I got so into it that I pretty much did NOTHING for 3 days but play Fire Emblem: Awakening. After one (incomplete) playthrough (I ended around chapter 22 or so, because my romantic decisions made me hurt inside) I started another playthrough, as a different gender (boy)... right after the first one, and I didn't feel sick of the game. 

...If a game can make me feel good inside after a playthrough to make me want to start all over again, that says to me that this is really good (and addictive). I'd probably say that the dialogue between characters and how fun it can be to ship characters together and have super-soldier children come up with a strategy to decimate the opposition, wither(?) its zombies risen, insane cultists, or foreign armies (But not mercenaries - f**k you Priam and your 49-man army).

The last game that I got was actually a pre-order. I pre-ordered NHL 15 for PS4. It comes out in early September. I got the Ultimate Edition, which is $70 (as opposed to the regular one for $60), but it comes with $40 of free HUT content.

If you don't count that because it was a pre-order, the last game that I got was PixelJunk Shooter Ultimate for the PS4. I got it for free from the Playstation Store.

I have recently purchased two games titles. The first is called Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed. I pre-ordered a copy for the PS Vita. I really want that portability, and the game has both fun concepts and an exciting world to explore. The game comes out in twelve days, and I hope my copy arrives around then. Although you may not consider this the most recent game I have purchased, so I will also state the other that I actually have in my hands that I ordered at the same time. It is called Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and it is also a game for the PS Vita. It is a really lovable game, and I am enjoying it so far. The first cost me $40, and the second cost me $40. 

The last game I bought was The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. It was a few months ago, but I always wanted to be able to play it without having to go to my sister's house. Plus, since it was 20$ it was hard to pass on, especially with Wii games slowly dwindling out of sight.

The last game I bought was Wolfenstein The New Order for $40 it is a great game has 4 discs and beat it in less then two days 

The last game I got was fire emblem: awakening. It is my first fire emblem game and I must say I am surprised at how fun this game is.
 
I got it a day ago and I think it was gamestop's last copy since I could not see any other copies.
 
I am also very lucky since there were not many good games I have not gotten yet. 

    It's been quite a while since I've bought a game, actually. The last time I've bought a new game was Mario Party 8 for the Wii, and The Legendary Starfy for DS. I knew Mario Party wasn't gonna be great, but at least the family could play it together. And Starfy is surprisingly fun, and a great platformer. It was really cheap, too. Only about $10.

Excluding iPod I got Mario & Luigi Dream Team on 11 July 2013. It's been a while, I know.

The last game(s) I bought was Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, with a special deal, no tax for this purchase, it cost - !!!!!! ......... - 8 Euros, and 10 cents. The game was a bundle so I got SW: KOTOR I and SW: KOTOR II: The Sith Lords.

The last game I remember getting was Call of duty: Black ops for the ps3. 

I'm not a fan of FPS games and I'm also bad as then but the zombies mode of the game was fun and I would play that into oblivion 

Condemned: Criminal Origins. I beat it and it was very very nice.

The last game that I brought was WWE Day of Reckoning for Gamecube. I got it for $10 in good condition. No regrets whatsoever!

Thanks for making this version of the thread, monster. I wanted to post about this, but I didn't even have a steam.
The last games I bought were all NES games, and I bought 4 of them. I also got all of these at a trade center.

First, there's Pac-Man. It's the Tengen unlicensed version, meaning that the cartridge looks like this: Picture
And some title screen changes were made to the game. This version is also harder to find then the licensed Namco version on the NES.
I got it for 20$ in great condition. I also like this home console port of Pac-Man.

Next, there's Pinball. It's a Pinball game (obviously) that I really like. I'm not sure how much it was, but it's in very good condition.

And then there's Tetris, the Nintendo version, not the Tengen unlicensed version. Tetris is hard to play for me with a real NES controller, but I can live with it, as it's only one small problem. I really like this version of the game. I'm not sure how much it was, but it came in a black sleeve, like out of the box Nintendo games did (even though this sleeve does not have the Nintendo logo), and it's in good condition, but the end label is ripped up a bit.

And last but not least, There's Xevious. It's a NES port of the arcade game, and it's an OK game. The graphics aren't too good on this version though... The condition is near perfect, and it came in a sleeve, but this time, the actual Nintendo sleeve. It also came with the instruction manual, which is rare for retro game buying today.

imamonster : Those are great deals. I got FIFA 2002-2010 for £2.50 and PES 1-2009 for £3.00. Thought the last game I got was Mario Kart 8 two weeks ago. My 16th Wii U game.