Don't cha wish u could focus on one game and finish it?

[ROBOTNIK666]

I know exactly what that's like. I've been trying to finally finish Sonic 1 (the farthest I've made it is Labyrinth act 1), but other games always grab my attention.

[Retsudo]

Well I didnt have much of a problem with finishing one game in my Snes day. I only had 1 game for a long time. I played that SF2 to death.

[ubikuberalles]

@retsudo: Reminds me of when I first got my Atari 400. For nearly a year the only game I had on it was Defender. I played that game to death and got quite good with it. Good times. Good times.

Nowadays I have the reverse situation. I have so many games that I haven't played everyone yet. I tried to address the problem but I just gave up. Now I just play the games I enjoy playing,

[kainemaxwell]

I feel this way when it comes to rpgs. I'll get close to the end, to the point before the final battle or last dungeon/castle/flying thing then stop as I go into leveling-up mode before procedding.

[cyberfluxor]

Yup, RPGs are a pain. They take so long to get towards the end, and then boom sometimes you just feel like walking away and you don't end up comming back to it for years. That's the way I feel about most, and long adventure games. Sometimes it's the really short games that are sweet and you'll end up plugging it in time and time again just to make sure you can run through it quickly and haven't lost your touch on it. For the time being, I'm working on beating my Saturn games and will slowly make my way through them. Later on I plan on hitting up a good amount of 2600 titles and seeing what I can do there. Of course a ton of those games are just what's the highest score you can make before you get game over because otherwise it goes on forever or stops when time runs out.

[unbroken]

I wish I were like you. I have this sick obsession of only playing 1 game at a time until I beat it. It's really weird but in my mind if I don't dedicate all my time to one game I feel like I'm not fully into the game.