Just hide them. There's no reason to 'delete' games just because you think they're crummy, and it'd be stupid to do so anyway in case you had a change of mind. You'd want to throw away money?

That'd be like if Nintendo let you delete your entire Network ID and all purchases within the sys--oh wait.

You can hide game by clicking on the game tile and choosing the hide game option. But I guess you could also contact support and ask them to take the games off your account; I have no idea if this works, but I don't see why they would mind.

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Well, to be fair, i wouldn't mind the option myself for a different reason, seeing as how I've got two different copies of The Witcher 2 on my shelf and the part of me that can be obsessive-compulsive over tidyness still knows the other one's sitting there awkwardly, hidden or not. I already asked them if they could remove my AU copy of TW2 and they never even responsed. :/

What's wrong with Geneforge ? :/

No music, shitty graphics. I got this game from some kind of luck event with other 4 games. Geneforce was the only one I didn't like.

What do you expect from a game that is basically made by a single man? Would you rather play Exile 1, then if all you care about are graphics and sound?

I can understand buyers remorse and the annoyance of seeing a bad game you paid for sitting on your shelf... but to want to throw out most of the free games as well as a prize? That seems a little disrespectful. Just put them behind the hide game feature.

Also what's wrong with Beneath a Steel Sky and Treasure Adventure Game?
They're awesome!

Don't forget Tyrian.

There are a couple of games I'd like to delete from my account myself.

But I suppose I can continue to hide them on my shelf and live in denial that they were ever there in the first place.

But but...graphics are what make games fun. Who plays games for gameplay?

I do, and I doubt they would delete games from your account. After all you paid for them, so they are obligated to grant you access to them. Whether you actually play them or not is your own business, but what if they remove the games today and tomorrow you demand that they put them back? Too much trouble for them to deal with, that's why there's a Hide function to begin with.

You are aware that that "luck event" was organised by a private individual out of their own pocket, aren't you? A little gratitude goes a long way.