If you are sure that the game will be a good, entertaining game, then try to complete as much of the programming as possible before actually playing the game*.
(* This entirely contradicts my previous advice of "get the game up and running as soon as possible so you have something to play". I've decided that once you have something to play, the remaining programming tasks consist of the boring tidying-up programming, which has very little reward since you already have a game to play. My new advice is to keep programming all the little bits and pieces first. In addition, doing it this way will mean your original vision will remain in your head, and not be replaced by interest-sapping the catastrophe with temporary-and-crap graphics that you have programmed**.)
(** I hope this makes sense.)
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