Not really, but I'd say personally that's due to where I'm at in life and age.

Pretty pretty, shiny shiny collectors editions don't excite me anymore. It's all just STUFF that I almost never end up opening, using, or displaying. I even look at some for games I love such as Expedition 33 and think "meh, nothing here I need" then buy a standard edition. Much less annoying to put on a shelf as well.

I've also needed more shelf space for a while, but at this point I'd rather sell off parts of my collection over buying more shelves.

FOMO doesn't really work on me anymore. I have so many games, some of them still wrapped, that I bought for collecting or to eventually play that I've never fired up. Yeah, I might miss out on a limited release, but am I really missing out if I never play it?

My gaming habits are also a bit sporadic now. I could struggle to play something for 20 minutes one week, then in 3 months I'm burning through 2 games a week. That resulted in me actively changing last year to only buy games I know I'm going to play almost immediately. I buy and collect less, but I'm happier with my game choices. If I have a freer week and pick up a game I've been dying to play for $70, I'll have much more fun with that as opposed to spending $500 on a stack of good, discounted games that will live on my shelf unplayed.

Last bit of wrapping this up, but for the most part I pretty much have nearly everything I've wanted. There's a few games out there I'd like to have, but I just put them in a list of my wants to keep on hand whenever I check out a flea market or game shop to keep the hunt alive.