2010-03-28, 02:37 PM
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Hence why I have so many games, unfinished, at the last boss, and right before the game ends. I just can't bring myself to beat these games, knowing that it'll be "over" once I do. I think i cried when I beat the first Golden Sun, I was so sad that there was no more me and Mia from that game.
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LongShotJohn Wrote:During the climax or maybe completing a collection in game maybe and I wouldn't call it fluttery; but for me finishing a game brings me down. It's more of a depressed "it's over" for me. Same reason I have so many games sitting in their final chapters unfinished. Sort of hate myself when I beat games too fast because I like to draw out the experience over time to think about it kind of like how you get one episode of a TV show a week to enjoy a series versus grinding through the whole thing in one weekend. However, that drawing out often doesn't work out and I jump into something else leaving the former incomplete... and the cycle continues...
Although, I did have a nice feeling when I finally went back and beat Super Mario World, the first game I played (rather than observed) and really sucked at at the age of 6. Ironically, I went the path of Sega in terms of ownership, so it took a while to play it again; first via emulator, then the GBA port.
Hence why I have so many games, unfinished, at the last boss, and right before the game ends. I just can't bring myself to beat these games, knowing that it'll be "over" once I do. I think i cried when I beat the first Golden Sun, I was so sad that there was no more me and Mia from that game.
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