May play some Shogun 2 total war. Just singleplayer though, I suck at the multiplayer

Just bought Sensible World of Soccer 96-97 here. It's almost like history lesson. Fully licensed clubs, teams, player and manager. Funny though when you see that classic Ajax line-up, all of them already retired today. Gianluigi Buffon was nobody or just a prospect, sitting behind Luca Bucci.

But the AI is damn hard, rubber band, as expected from older sports title.

Shivering Isles is great. I was in the middle of that adventure when my previous PC decided to die.

Just started Kingdoms of Amalur and playing Skyrim briefly here and there - with Skyrim I'm not in a rush, because I know multiple people who've put in over 200 hours, so it's not like it's a game I'm going to "complete" any time soon.

Also playing Borderlands for my shooter fix.

Funny, i've been on an Oblivion kick myself; Ive been bouncing between that and the first Torchlight game for the past few days. I need to start Skyrim, I've had it forever...but now I'm leaning towards the Baldurs Gate games...

Choices, choices...so many games, so little time.. :)

Games I'm playing that did not come from Gog:

LOTRO
CoD (Black Ops Multiplayer)
CoD (Black Ops 2)
Uru live

Games I'm playing that did come from Gog:

Postal 2 (going to remove from my computer very soon)
The Witcher
Myst V
Rise of Triad (Dark War)

There are three more games I'm waiting for Gog to release then I'll be done with Gog for now until I'm thirsty for more games to play:

Myst 4 (Revelation)
Shivers (1&2)

Metro 2033. Not good at shooters, so we'll see how this goes

I just beat Pool of Radiance, and am now playing Curse of the Azure Bonds. It's better in some ways, worse in others. I've discovered that I hate the character import system, because it is forcing me to try to plan ahead two games into the future. Should I dual class my fighter? Some people say yes, others tell me no, I don't want to dual class until I reach a level it won't be possible to reach until the next game, and if I want to be powerful enough to win the game after the next game, I'd better wait. I don't enjoy this kind of meta game.

I'm also playing Fate Extra for the PSP. It's a mix of visual novel and RPG, and it doesn't do either of them particularly well, but I'm curious enough to persevere.

Gothic 3.

Mostly when I'm allowing myself spare time.

Icewind Dale II

I've owned IWD2 since its release (2002) and started it several times but never finished it, so last year I decided to remedy that with a brand new playthrough. Got about halfway through the game, took a ~6 month break, and picked it up again a few weeks ago. I expect to finish it in the next couple of weeks. It's a decent game with some great moments, but the pacing is thrown off by the fact that there's just WAY too much combat... It's clearly a victim of its much too short development cycle but still quite enjoyable and a fitting swan song to the Infinity Engine.

Fallout 2

Fallout is a strong contender for my all time favorite RPG setting. This first became apparent after I played through Fallout: New Vegas and its DLC's last year and it instantly became one of my favorite RPG's ever, and even more so after I finished the original Fallout for the first time later last year (like IWD2, I had played it before but never finished it). I took a bit of a break from the setting after F1 but knew I'd want to play F2 and Tactics sooner or later, and last weekend felt like the right time to start F2. And it was. I love it. I'm already liking it better than F1 -- which isn't too surprising I guess, since F:NV was my "first" Fallout game and it seems more similar to F2 than F1 -- and it just keeps expanding and enriching that world in surprising and awesome ways that make it very difficult to put the game down for basic human necessities like eating and sleeping... And it's been a long time since a game had that kind of effect on me.

Broken Sword 4: The Angel of Death

This is part of what has become a solid selection of adventure games I'm playing "together" with my girlfriend (meaning we're both playing the same games, at the same time, alongside each other). It started with the first Broken Sword and we've gone through the series from there, and it's been a LOT of fun experiencing these games together this way. We both seem to prefer 2D point-and-click to 3D adventures though, but want to complete all four Broken Sword games before The Serpent's Curse is released.

Next up on our list:
The Blackwell Bundle
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers
Gabriel Knight 2: The Beast Within
Gemini Rue
Resonance


Edit: in case someone was thinking of bringing it up -- I don't like Fallout 3. Tried to get into it a few times, but it just feels weird and out of place and doesn't fit in with the rest of the series. At all.

Just beat Metro 2033. It was ok. Though I was very irritated by the Amoeba enemies >:(. Still though it was fun. May get the new one later on.

I don't what I'll play next. Probably Counter-Strike.

Cargo Commander

It's fun, but the controls are infuriating to all hell on KB+M, so I'm gonna be trying it with my controller.

I'm going through the Ace Attorney series on my 3DS.

Fallout New Vegas and Eschalon Book I, really time consuming games but I'm enjoying every second.

Quite a bunch.

Metro 2033
Div II
Transformers FOC
Arcanum
Hitman Absolution

I kind of want to not buy anymore games till I've finished with these, but 99 Levels and SkyDrift are on sale, dammit!

*first world problems*