I finish all my games, and the ones that I really like, I get the platinum trophies for. I've platinummed Assassin's Creed II, Borderlands, inFamous, prince of persia, and i plan on finishing fallout III 100% (on third playthrough now). I plan on finishing every single of the 52 games I'm currently playing (at the same time), it'll just take a while and I only finish the ones I like 100% (still finish the story in every game though).gold_digger22 said:
How many of you all actually finish the games you enjoy?
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If you're referring to the new Turok, it might have been because it was an absolutely horrible piece of shit excuse addition to what was once known as a great franchise?Guitar Gamer said:
Ah then I retract my previous statement and replace it with "lack of time perhaps?"Guitar Gamer said:
I try to finish all of them, but I only finish about 80% of the games i play. Once i hit the final boss, i dont realy give a crap about the game anymore.
But by ghad when i was 7, and i got rayman 2, it took me 3 years to finish that son'of'a'*****. Got up to the second last level and i just kept screwing up.
Same with Sonic Adventure 2, or whatever, on DreamCast. I just could not kill that danged second last boss. Only finished that game a few years ago too.
But by ghad when i was 7, and i got rayman 2, it took me 3 years to finish that son'of'a'*****. Got up to the second last level and i just kept screwing up.
Same with Sonic Adventure 2, or whatever, on DreamCast. I just could not kill that danged second last boss. Only finished that game a few years ago too.
Sorry, I played the demo for the new one for about half an hour. I didn't bother finishing it. It was generic, boring, and had way too much "Gears of War Syndrome". The coolest thing about it was the melee cutscenes when using the knife. Even they got old pretty fast.imahobbit4062 said:
The Fireseeds (if they were real people) would roll over in their graves over the new "Turok".
For the most part, the very few fav games that are my all time favorite are finished, yes. As for the not-quite-so-fav games but I love playing them, nah, I just get bored after awhile.
no it was simply that I never got to itDaedalus1942 said:
I wish I could say I am a busy person
There was never a more opposite statement
I used to not finish a lot of games I had, and I was getting worried
then as I grew older I realized that I could do more research before getting games to figure out what exactly clicked with me and oh aldfjdklsf
yeah nowadays I tend to finish them a lot more (FPS games are easier, other genres like hack and slash aren't hard, Asassin's Creed II 100% on Achievements was an embarrassing achievement...haha)
my next goal? to actually finish an RPG
I have yet to get a RPG game onto my current gen platform so we'll so how that turns out this next go round
then as I grew older I realized that I could do more research before getting games to figure out what exactly clicked with me and oh aldfjdklsf
yeah nowadays I tend to finish them a lot more (FPS games are easier, other genres like hack and slash aren't hard, Asassin's Creed II 100% on Achievements was an embarrassing achievement...haha)
my next goal? to actually finish an RPG
I have yet to get a RPG game onto my current gen platform so we'll so how that turns out this next go round
It used to be that once I decided I liked a game, I'd stop playing if I hit a road bump, or anything better came up, unless there was an aspect of the story I really needed to see concluded. Nowadays I've set myself the limit of not buying anything new until I finish all my current games, unless they are shockingly terrible.
I almost always finish a game once I start it (with the exception of vice city, due to the fact that it was getting expensive to replace controllers).
However if I really like a game, (for instance Fallout 3, The elder scrolls games, Final Fantasies 7 through 12 San Andreas, Half-Life 2). I'll get to the last level or so and stop playing for sometimes up to a month. Due to the fact that I don't want the story to end. Finishing a game is a very final thing because I rarely play a game twice.
However if I really like a game, (for instance Fallout 3, The elder scrolls games, Final Fantasies 7 through 12 San Andreas, Half-Life 2). I'll get to the last level or so and stop playing for sometimes up to a month. Due to the fact that I don't want the story to end. Finishing a game is a very final thing because I rarely play a game twice.
Sometimes I'll get a new game and completely forget that the game I was first playing even existed thus until I get bored again, they remain unfinished.
Examples of unfinished games due to "shiny new game" distraction: Brutal Legend, Darksiders,Burnout 3, Wet, Torchlight, Titan Quest.
Examples of unfinished games due to "shiny new game" distraction: Brutal Legend, Darksiders,Burnout 3, Wet, Torchlight, Titan Quest.
Typically, i buy one or two games at a time, and depending on how much i like them, i probably get distracted by one more then another. Also, when you have something like MW2, which has a decent multiplayer that keeps you coming back, that proves to be a big distraction as well.