Star Wars Dark Forces. I've had all the other games in the series for years, but I never purchased this one. However, watching my dad play through Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast inspired me to play the whole series, so I bought Dark Forces for five bucks and started playing. I went in fully aware that I might not be able to get into it, because try as I might I have a hard time with game pre-1997ish. However, after playing the first two levels, I was pleasantly surprised. It is old and looks it, but it has otherwise aged fairly well. It's got a nice Star Wars feel and the gameplay is simple in the funnest way. The story is decent, too. So far, my only complaint is that I can't play it for extended periods of time. This is a problem I have with many older first-person games: I just start to feel motion sickness. Otherwise, though, I'm greatly enjoying it.

Soul Calibur V. I'm not usually big on fighting games, but I played Soul Calibur IV and loved it. I feel the same way about SCV. I'm not really that good at it (I've tried Legendary Souls at least a dozen times and I can't beat the first boss), but darn if I don't have fun playing it. The character creation is pretty awesome, and its nice to be able to make my character look as cute/awesome/ridiculous as possible without having to worry about the way clothing affects my character's stats (my only issue with IV). I also learned to be careful with the, um, physics. It would be a little awkward for one of my family members to walk in on me using a female character using Leixia's style with her chest set to 20. Seriously, it could make someone sea-sick.