Why We Finish Everything Except Games

otggaming3180 returns with a new upload centered on Why do so many of the games we loved most remain unfinished. The video notes that while movies, TV seasons and books typically reach their conclusions, games often do not. It raises the question of why this disparity exists.

The presenter emphasizes that games have always been different from other media in terms of completion. It contrasts the usual endings of movies, television seasons and books with the frequent lack of closure in video games. The discussion asks why many of the games fans love remain unfinished.

The topic aligns with broader observations about best-selling video games, where several top titles have experienced incomplete releases.

The video concludes that the unfinished nature of many games reflects a longstanding characteristic of the medium. Viewers are left to consider how this affects expectations for future releases.

Check out OTG Gaming's look at why games often stay unfinished:

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