Also always wanted to complete an old spiderman game I had on the sega but it kicked my ass everytime. Dont remember the name but I would always reach as far as electro before getting my ass handed to me.

i bet it was this fucking game http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Amazing_Spider-Man_vs._The_Kingpin

the first final fantasy

I have never beaten that fucking game and I've played it dozens of times

I didn't finish OoT until I got the 3DS version just recently.  Had always meant to and started a very good attempt but it was on an emulator and my hard drive failed.

Here's some games I still haven't finished and which I feel Regretful for not finishing:  Normality, Harvester, Deadly Premonition, Space Funeral (i promise soon catamites...soon), Earthbound, Link to the Past

 I never used to finish games when I was younger. now I just think I've already invested way too much time into this garbage, I might as well finish it! unless the game is good all the way through, but that's pretty rare. I've beaten every new game I've played since around the time I got out of high school, including shit like Dragon Age. I also play fewer games now that I'm in college, so that probably factors into it a little.

some specific games I've never been able to finish
baldur's gate I and II: I put a lot of hours into both of these games, but I always ended up creating another character and starting over once I got bored with the one I was playing, or when I come back to the game after not playing it for a year and can't remember what kind of character I was playing or why they were interesting to me

every final fantasy I've played. I know I got to the last boss in ff9, but I don't think I beat it. I got to the final boss in 12 but I didn't beat him either. the rest of the games I never got close

Blade Runner (PC point and click adventure game). I got up to a point where I'm running from a bomb, but try as I might, I couldn't outrun it. Turns out it was a timing issue with faster CPUs. I just lost interest at that point, though. It's a great game and I may return to it.

Outcast (again, a PC adventure game, but not point and click). I warped to some watery world and then I lost interest. Another great game that I may return to someday.

Quest for Glory V. I played through and loved Quest for Glory 1-4 (except 3, that was a clearly rushed game with some poorly-implemented mechanics). Quest for Glory V bored the hell out of me. The game felt unfocused and I disliked how they ditched adventure elements for more RPG elements. I probably would have completed this game if they put in co-op. Unfortunately co-op play was dropped during development.

I've never gotten around to beating Ocarina of Time. I seriously started it at the beginning of the summer with every intent of finally finishing it, but then I went to Europe and obviously didn't play it for a couple of weeks and every time I tried to start it up again since I've lost interest. I got to the fucking spirit temple and stopped. I might try to beat it in this last week before school starts.

I also never beat Final Fantasy VII. I got to the part where it's just like "Go find Sephiroth. He isn't here, so try the next town" for like 5 towns and stopped caring.

I haven't beaten like 90 percent of the Mario games I've played. In fact, I think I only beat SMB3 and Super Mario World.

I've never gotten around to beating Ocarina of Time. I seriously started it at the beginning of the summer with every intent of finally finishing it, but then I went to Europe and obviously didn't play it for a couple of weeks and every time I tried to start it up again since I've lost interest. I got to the fucking spirit temple and stopped. I might try to beat it in this last week before school starts.

This is where everyone quits because fuck that temple.

I have to admit Earthbound loses steam at some point but fucking Magicant and stuff like that

Is that the one in the desert? cause i didn't mind that one. At least it wasn't the water temple.

Oh, no sorry I was thinking of Shadow Temple.  Fuck the Shadow Temple.  Spirit Temple is fine, and there's really nothing wrong with the Water Temple on the 3DS version (since you can switch boots instantly).

I hate water levels too but I'm pretty sure the biggest gripe everyone had with the water temple was the boot switching which was tedious as fuck on the N64 but is easy as heck on the 3DS.

guys, the shadow temple is the best.  you're wrong.  just straight up wrong.

probably the only two games that I actually regret not beating are Earthbound and Deus Ex.  They're both games that I enjoy a lot but I always eventually just stop playing them for whatever reason and by the time I get back to playing them I feel like I have to start over to avoid having  very disjointed experience.  Also I have Deus Ex for the PS2 and the load times are atrocious so that doesn't help.

I've never been able to play earthbound straight through, but I am a notoriously slow gamer. I like to explore everything and talk to everyone and hang out in towns.