That's the solution. Commit yourself to finishing the game. It's like going to the gym. Set aside an hour a day and just do it.
He says we say we'll come back to these games but never do. Well I must be different because I actually do. I think it's somehow better too because of the nostalgia factor. I remember when I came back to Tomb Raider 2. It felt great, like taking up a forgotten hobby. Recalling now, the only games I have to go finish is Final Fantasy 6, Yoshi's Island, and Mario 64.
Games I've gone back and finished: (even if that means finding the rom) Zelda 1, 2, Metroid, Super Mario 1, 2,3 Deus Ex, Final Fantasy 7, Brood War, and Tomb Raider 2.
However there are some games that I have started to play and quit but I have no intention of ever playing them again. Those games just suck. Why would you want to finish a game that was no fun?
If the game is fun, you'll play it until its conclusion. If you don't want to finish it, then it probably just sucks.
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Commitment
That's the solution. Commit yourself to finishing the game. It's like going to the gym. Set aside an hour a day and just do it.
He says we say we'll come back to these games but never do. Well I must be different because I actually do. I think it's somehow better too because of the nostalgia factor. I remember when I came back to Tomb Raider 2. It felt great, like taking up a forgotten hobby. Recalling now, the only games I have to go finish is Final Fantasy 6, Yoshi's Island, and Mario 64.
Games I've gone back and finished: (even if that means finding the rom) Zelda 1, 2, Metroid, Super Mario 1, 2 ,3 Deus Ex, Final Fantasy 7, Brood War, and Tomb Raider 2.
However there are some games that I have started to play and quit but I have no intention of ever playing them again. Those games just suck. Why would you want to finish a game that was no fun?
If the game is fun, you'll play it until its conclusion. If you don't want to finish it, then it probably just sucks.