GAME VS. NEW GAME

I've got a problem. For once my mind is getting really active, and I need to, well, decide something. Here it is, I'll give you the details first though:
I was making my Legend of Zelda game when I came across a problem, I started to feel something was missing in my game, so I made a request on it, (look for fat npcs/heroes) and when that didn't find me an answer, I decided that I would have to find a way to make my own. I went on and on searching for whatever I could that could give me hope, and then I found a program for it, Character Maker 1999! I was amazed on how cool it was!
Though I feel the recolors are my best job, I bet now, when I recolor Sonic into Pyro, I can add the other stuff that distinguishes them apart(the top spike on Sonic has 3 spikes right on top of it). I started trying to see any tutorials on it and finally decided to literally, with no help, make it from scratch.
It took me 3 tries because the first try I didn't know what I was doing, the second try the character wasn't sized right, and the third try was done. They all looked like detailed Atari characters. Then I realized with all I have done so far, I might as well try making a game...but wait!
Here's the problem. I'm already making another game, Legend of Zelda:Link in Time, but now creating this character, I don't know what to do!!! I heard some professional companies stop their other games to take a focus on a new one, but that means getting rid of all the work I've done so far on LoZ:LiT, and that's the dilemma. All this for one simple question for you to understand what I know, or at least know: Make 2 games at the same time,take out one game to finish another,or just wait... My thought that I would think would be good is just wait. But I'm not the kind of person to just wait. What do you think on my situation?

author=McBick
If you keep ditching your current project for a new one you will never finish a game. I strongly urge you to finish your current project first then start a new one. If your current project is new and you haven't put much time in it then you might as well start a new one.

Thank you! Anyone else, just in case?

author=Brent
I'm with McBick. If you have never finished a project, you should just stick to the one your working on and stick with it until the end. Once you have completed a few games, and gained some experience in working with multiple project at once, then try and do more than one at a time.

Just write those ideas down and come back to them later. ^^

O.K., well good! Because I've finished a few games before, it's cool. Now, new problem, how do you lock a thread.