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I know that if I was to make a game with 500 high polygon models in it, the program would run so slow that nobody in there right mind would ever play it. My question is is it possible to make 5 different games with 100 high polygon models in it, and then code them so that when you play it, only 1 of the games is being run at a time? Then when one game is finished, it quits and starts the second game?

do you mean like adding different levels to your game so when one level is completed, you start another one? if thats the case then there are many ways u could do it! i'm currently using a "function well" to programm my stages:

- each stage(a funciton in itself) has a loader and delete function. so each stage funciton would start like

function stage1
load stage1

do
........ games main play code
loop

delete stage 1
endfuntion

then you have your main code (not a function) that contains all the stages within, kinda like:

stage1()
stage2()
stage3()
..........

the term "function well" refers to the process, it falls in to the stage 1 function, you then load stage 1, play the game, when u finnish it deletes the stage, it then climbs out of stage 1 funtion and falls into stage 2 function, loads stage 2, plays the game, when your finnished, deletes the stage and etc

i think i may be way off what question originally intended ^_^

Or is this a question about splitting levels up? (Like doing part of the level, then deleting it when you're done and loading up the next part?)

That wouldn't be too hard with hexgear's method.