What are you playing right now?

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So I thought my dad took the copy of Morrowind I had a long time ago... I found it tucked away in my bookshelf while my sister and I were cleaning out my room. I was so happy.

So yes, I'm playing the PC version of Morrowind right now.

Might be Call of Duty.

Borderlands 2. I am mildly addicted to the borderlands games lol, this is my first play through on the xbox, but finished it 4 times on PC previously. I am also making a start on Skyrim and replaying Dead Rising 2

I was also working on Borderlands 2....but then I got the annoying glitch where the game keeps telling me I don't have the DLC that I bought & downloaded...

NES Track and Field.

Still trying to play and get into Folklore on PS3. I really enjoyed the demo for it years ago, but I just find getting into this game at this particular time is excruciating. It's extremely slow paced so far and the writing and story telling is absolutely horrible and incredibly disjointed. Not to mention that you basically have to play every single level twice. Each time with a different character. It's completely useless, lazy, unimaginative and annoying game padding. All I can say good about it so far is that it can be a pretty and colorful game at points.

Also not fond of the fact that you have to use the six axis motion controls for a certain aspect of enemy fighting. When I play PS3 I want to sit and relax, I don't want to have to be forced to jerk the controller upwards constantly during battle. I wish you could map it to a button in the options menu. Doing that alone would make the game a lot better for me.

Anial Crossing: New Leaf (3DS)
Final Fantasy III (DS)

have been playing Doom 3, BFG Edition. I have been having a much easier time playing than I used to when I was a lot younger on the original Xbox, I used to only be able to play for a little bit since I would get so easily scared, but now I have been getting barely scared except for a few jump scares making me jump. I might attribute it to the slightly dated graphics, I have managed to play through the Dead Space series, and Dead Space 3 also did not spook me that much.

I might actually manage to finish the game this time, my reflexes already seemed to have gone back into old styles of avoiding enemy fire and using the right weapons. I really wanted to play a horror game, and I guess it is doing alright.

Apart from that Animal Crossing New Leaf has become a daily routine.

This must be my favorite game of all time...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=157toXjDH_c[/youtube]

I've been playing it obsessively for about a week now.

It has a brutal learning curve, but if you do learn how to play...

It's like crack.

I'm playing all sorts of games just now, but in particular have been playing a lot of 'MTG : DOTP 2014' and 'Assassin's Creed : Brotherhood'.
I've just got my 3DS XL back from the Nintendo repair centre, so will probably play a bit more of 'Zelda : ocarina of time' soon.

BFG Edition is a lot more brightly lit than the original, or maybe it's just because you're older now.

I am playing Dead Island, a First Person Zombie Game.

Being 22 now compared to about 15 or so when I played the original would support that theory. In terms of lighting, I noticed that dark areas tend to be more black rather than being dynamically so with more recent games, while this allows things to come out of the black without seeing them, I think that having partial sight into dark areas creates a better fear factor. Also the game allows LT to put on a torch at any time, while it does not allow prolonged use, flicker it off for a second recharges it, it almost totally removes any actual problems fear of shadows.

To go further I also noticed that the soundtrack is not as dynamic as most games now where it can work well to induce tension, and I am having a fairly easy time using verbal cues to know when something is coming, although on that, the sound does not quite make you feel things are around you, shooting some zombie down a corridor creates the same sound of one in front of you. Breaks the immersion. Also, the fireballs from Imps have been pretty easy to avoid, which I might accredit to the attacks mimicking very slow versions of similar attacks on Skyrim, which I have muscle memory at doing feints to get in close for.

Yesterday, I played through 'The Walking Dead : 400 days" (Xbox 360)

Today, I played through "Attack of the Friday Monsters" (3DS)

Later on, I will play more of 'Assassin's Creed : Brotherhood' (Xbox 360)

Well, let's see here....

There's Minecraft, always that... both modded and un-modded.

Spelunky HD FINALLY came out on PC on Steam, so that's been getting some good time put into it.

As Steam goes I'm also playing through the various Doom and other old similar FPS games that were on sale during Quake-con.

Then there's indie games, I'm playing through "Crypt Worlds: Your Darkest Desires, Come True", which has got to be one of the most astonishingly bizarre and creepy games I've yet seen. So freaking wierd. A horror-genre game, but not in the way that it's usually done. It's an adventure game, which I normally dont play much of, but... I dont play the genre mostly because I find most of them that follow the usual formula to be kinda boring. This one DOESNT follow the usual formula, so I'm enjoying it. Also looking forward to "Papers, Please", another adventure game that strays far from the norm.

Some strategy games, Skyward Collapse and also Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes.

And finally, random moba action when I'm in the mood. Dota 2, LoL, Smite, Infinite Crisis, and Airmech. Though Airmech is hard to pin down into a single genre.