is anyone else having the play and quit problem im having.

You, sir, need to go outside more.  You've binged on video games so many times before, you can only stand to play it in short spurts.  You know, like cookies after you eat them a lot.

 LOL, I get this a lot too, but my explaination for that is because I know there's something I have to get done first and it becomes a splinter in my mind if I waste time not doing it, especially when I'm playing video games.  Probably nothing major, it's just a phase you're going through.  Don't worry, you'll get back into your binge eventually, you just need to find out what's keeping you from it.

SSX just isnt that great. Try Trama Center, it is awsome. FireEmblem24

i definetaly would have no patience for that game.   

ok what i mean is that i play a game for a little while and just stop playing altogether.  like excite truck i played maybe 5 tracks got bored and have not touched it, and then ssx blur i did not even get past the training because those ubertricks or whatever are just impossible.  i get a vc game and play it for 10 minutes and then quit.  anyone else.wiiforever25

ok what i mean is that i play a game for a little while and just stop playing altogether.  like excite truck i played maybe 5 tracks got bored and have not touched it, and then ssx blur i did not even get past the training because those ubertricks or whatever are just impossible.  i get a vc game and play it for 10 minutes and then quit.  anyone else.wiiforever25

ok what i mean is that i play a game for a little while and just stop playing altogether.  like excite truck i played maybe 5 tracks got bored and have not touched it, and then ssx blur i did not even get past the training because those ubertricks or whatever are just impossible.  i get a vc game and play it for 10 minutes and then quit.  anyone else.wiiforever25

ok what i mean is that i play a game for a little while and just stop playing altogether. like excite truck i played maybe 5 tracks got bored and have not touched it, and then ssx blur i did not even get past the training because those ubertricks or whatever are just impossible. i get a vc game and play it for 10 minutes and then quit. anyone else.wiiforever25

That happened to me a lot in my PSX/GC days, but I'm doing good so far with the wii.  What happened with playstation1, was i got all those RPGs that came after FF7 busted open the market, and got 3/4 thru them all then quit.

So my senior year in HS while i was coasting because of easy classes, I wrote a list of all the games i owned and hadn't beaten, came to like 15 games.  Beat them all within 6 or 7 months.

For wii so far I have  Zelda, Red Steel, Wario Ware, Madden, DBZ, Sonic, Godfather, and Wii sports.   Of those, I haven't beaten Sonic and Godfather (they're the newest games)

 You should avoid playing games for a long time. You'll appreciate them alot more.

 My problem is more about getting back to playing a game that you've already beaten. There's always that one level (or more levels in some cases) that you just don't want to go through again, because of the pain and agony that it gave you the first time you beat the game (an example for me would be crash bandicoot 1 - "Road to Nowhere").

ok what i mean is that i play a game for a little while and just stop playing altogether.  like excite truck i played maybe 5 tracks got bored and have not touched it, and then ssx blur i did not even get past the training because those ubertricks or whatever are just impossible.  i get a vc game and play it for 10 minutes and then quit.  anyone else.wiiforever25

The only games I played for 10 minutes and quit were Marvel UA and COD 3. And to say that the ubertricks on Blur are impossible is just rediculous. You can't expect to automaticly own at the game, you need to practice it, expecially games like that, to get good. Give Blur a little bit more time, trust me you'll like it. As for your problem, go to your local video store and rent yourself a couple of games that might interest you. That way if you don't like the game, you can return it, and know that you didn't buy the game for $50, but rented it for a mere $7.