I would never destroy anything I own, much less a game. Maybe there's just a tiny chance that I can, or someone else can, fix it, or even exchange it for something better or the same. 

It's a waste of money. yeah, it's broken, so what use and/or value does it have? Hey, you gotta be resourceful. Maybe your PS2 game disk is broken? You can use the shards as some sort of knife or cutting item in case you are camping.

Well, I don't really ever break my games or anything of mine for that matter. (Except that DS incident but that's off topic.) But I could see why some people destroy their games and have witnessed it first hand aswell, Shocked me everytime... That's actually one of the things that have left me rather disoriented at times. It just scrambles my mind which few things can actually do because I have a natural habit of keeping calm. But I could see myself  "destroying" a game or music disk if I knew it was broken completely beyond any repair or salvation just to have fun with it. But that's only if it is actually broken already and can't be buffered or fixed.

I have not destroyed games, but I have destroyed game SYSTEMS though
I once destroyed retro-due and a wii before

I would never destroy a game. If it's so bad that I didn't want to play it, I'd sell it so I could buy a fun game. Also, I'm sure that every game that I hate, and think is unlikable, is still enjoyed by someone. Why destroy it? I don't have to play it just because it exists. I might as well put it back out on the market, where maybe someone who actually likes it will find it.

As for broken games, I will forevermore keep my games that break, because, as you said, hunter, it's a piece of history. What if someone was given a copy of the Nintendo world championship game by a family member that won it back in the day, decided when the SNES came out that they wouldn't need the NES anymore and sold it? They'd be kicking themselves over losing tens of thousands of dollars right now.
Perhaps a little more believable is how I sold my gbc along with copies of Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow, for around ten bucks total. Now days if I still had that, I could make a few hundred off of it. So whether you sell it one day, or just keep it for collection sake, there is value even in a broken game after a while.

I would destroy a game but only if its terribly and I mean super duper amazingly treble condition don't get what I mean...RIPED OPEN OVER 9000 CRACKES AND HAS STICKY STUFF LIKE HONEY OR JUICE !Sorry I shouted just uh my wii sports was like that...what I like that game...ok you can stop calling me stupid and a wii lover...shut up you probly liked that game too.sorry I just uh I hate my life...Getting back on subject I like games and I wouldn't destroy them...unless its what I said up there heck I don't destroy game that I hate or have scratches all over the thing so you cant even see the cover but its still a game that's amazing someone spent over 9000 days to work on that...ecept balloon's for the wii that tolk like 2 hours but its still something ...then you look at movies and like screw that and destroy it...sorry i hate some movies.

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I never did that, even to horrible games. That would be just a waste of time and money.

Well, once I threw Banjo Kazooie Nuts And Bolts into the ocean...

I'd agree with you as well. No matter how bad a game is, no matter how much mentality I have lost to it's unfairness, I'd just either put it back on the shelf, or sell it on a local Gamestop or Ebay online.

I use my old, broken games to make jewellery or flash drives. That way, they are still useful and not seen as useless.

I've never destroyed a game intentionally. If I don't like it, I let it gather dust on the shelf or give it away. Most people who break games have anger management issues.

I never even worried much about the condition of a game and I would still play it regardless in whatever condition it may be in until it has been broken which could mean that I maybe raged quit or just didn't take care of it well.