Do you play more than one game, or finish one then start another?

Topic pretty much says it all...

Do you play more than one game at a time, or finish one then start another?

I tend to finish what I start before going on to something new. I may try a bit of multiple games to decide which one I want to start with, but then I'll stick with it to the end. And I find it a bit difficult to have to re-train my brain on different button configs from game to game.

What say you all?

Topic pretty much says it all...

Do you play more than one game at a time, or finish one then start another?

I tend to finish what I start before going on to something new. I may try a bit of multiple games to decide which one I want to start with, but then I'll stick with it to the end. And I find it a bit difficult to have to re-train my brain on different button configs from game to game.

What say you all?

timmodude

That is also exactly what I do.

But I play 2 games at a time. 1 with story, and the other is NBA 2K9.

I play multiple games at a time. I never finish most of them though.

Topic pretty much says it all...

Do you play more than one game at a time, or finish one then start another?

I tend to finish what I start before going on to something new. I may try a bit of multiple games to decide which one I want to start with, but then I'll stick with it to the end. And I find it a bit difficult to have to re-train my brain on different button configs from game to game.

What say you all?

Depends on the game. If its really good, then I'll just play that. If it's okay, I'll play several games at once.

I play more than one game at a time, but usually no more than one game per genre at a time. So I typically have one RTS, one RP, one FPS and one Simulator going concurrently.

Cheers

just yesterday- playing heaps of retro games like goldeneye, mario kart, diddy kong racing and the old gta's- then boot up GTA IV to (what i think is) the last level of it chasing this speedboat with my dirtbike make the jump for the helicopter, to the little button press to get in, then push in a (or X if you own a PS3) and for a full 5 seconds wonder why im not chasing this guy and end up in the sea, SUDDENLY realising the triggers activate propulsion and braking, i quit playing it and slide in fallout 3. i just may give it another go now... anyway the moral of the story kids is that finishing one game before starting on another (no matter how old) is important, if only for remembering its control scheme and nothing else.

P.S that mission's gunfight portion is dead-tough without cheats- i lost half my health just walking out looking for enemies

I hate that I do it but when I buy a new game I always start it without finishing previous games.HillyBilly

I hate that I do it but when I buy a new game I always start it without finishing previous games.HillyBilly