IGN ponder one of the greatest mysteries that face gamers today: Why don't we finish more video games? No matter how much money seems to be spent on a game, the price never guarentees completion. Why is that? IGN attempt to delve into the minds of gamers world wide in order to answer this question. Personally, I think it's down to the fact that games get awefully pretencious after you've poured oh-so-many hours into them. But, what do you think?

"I used to finish every game I bought, even if I didn't like it. I wanted to experience the full thing, see if it got better at the end maybe. And also, it just feels good to beat something. But that attitude has changed in the past few years. Honestly, if it isn't good after two hours, I'm ejecting it. By "not good" I generally mean boring. Like Fable III. Sorry, but that game is boring. And I don't care if it eventually gets awesome, I don't want to waste my time getting to that point.

You have to grab me, hold my interest, and do some good things early or I'm gone. There are too many other games to play to waste my time on something that bores me."

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