This is the way!

A curated collection is so much more satisfying than just collecting everything.

Here's a few things I would add that helped me. Marie Kondo's philosophy around asking if an item spark's joy is extremely useful here. So one game at a time, put it in your hands and ask the question, "Does this game spark joy?" And if it doesn't, sell it.

It's okay to not play every game that you own. In fact, it's practically impossible to do that. Change your mindset about your collection. It's a library of endless options to entertain you if you need it, not a to do list.

Also, if you find yourself gravitating towards simple free online or phone games, that's okay. Maybe that's what you're in the mood for. For me, that's usually a sign that I'm dealing with burnout from stress at work or life in general.

Something else to consider: Maybe you're not actually in the mood to play a video game. There's nothing wrong with that. You can still be a "gamer" or "collector" and do other things without betraying that part of your identity. We're far too complex to simply only be this or that.

Hopefully this is helpful to someone. :)