Whoops. Sorry about the test, haha. Maybe I should change it to a less common name...
In regards to your past, I would urge you to not abandon those goals if they're still important to you. I can't pretend to know your age or experience with these things, but based on the way you phrased it, I assume that these were probably your first, or close-to-first projects.
In contrast, I've been designing games since I was eleven, and running internet communities since I was twelve. As you might imagine, none of those past projects really went... anywhere. But that's to be expected, and that's okay. It's easy to underestimate the amount of failures behind people who have found success- because naturally, you won't see those.
I say this remembering back to when I was a teenager. As I was involved in the game development community I recall there being one developer in particular who was famously revered among the RPG Maker community for his immensely popular project. The amount of hype when he released his final episodes... Well, it was an event, to be sure. I very much looked up to that person, but felt that my likelihood of my ever coming anywhere his level was nigh impossible. Looking back at that game... Compared to the numbers I currently see on my own... it would appear that I have surpassed him. That's hard for me to believe even now, but the point is-
Keep trying. Allow yourself to fail, and don't let that deter you. You may end up surprising yourself.