What are you playing right now?

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Doubtful.

^I've managed to find four. But I don't know what to do with them since they're three DS games and a Wii game, and EB Games doesn't take old games anymore. Maybe I'll hold onto them for awhile, and sell them for a higher price.

Which four?

BTW, Ever Oasis comes out today!

^Castlevania Order of Eccelssia, Castlevania Portrait of Ruin, Rune Factory 2, and Wii Sports.

Well Star wars the old republic and league of legends mostly

Just a few more hours to play in Clannad. Then I'm going to buy Final Fantasy X and Tales of Symphonia on Steam.

Hmm, might possibly regret Castlevania, although PoR feels kind of weird compared to the games before it.

Wii Sports I doubt you would get anything for anyway. Maybe $5 on eBay, but I think most people just bundle it in with a lot.

Horizon Zero Dawn

Wii U Virtual Console.

I'm trying YET AGAIN to finish Rune Factory 4. Only three more characters to get to 10 relationship points.

I got a massive amount of games during this summer sale, might get more if I find something that catches my eye. Currently have Splinter Cell Blacklist, Viscera Cleanup Detail, R6 Siege, VA-11 HALL-A, Stardew Valley, Choice of the Deathless, and Subnautica.

I'm back on Pokemon Go

I stopped playing last winter at lv 28. I just moved to an area with a nice bike path, and I like the new gym format. I can train various level Pokemon, and take down a gym myself with enough planning and patience. I also like the new stardust bonuses a lot.

Got to agree A Half Genie Hero likes to force Fetch quests which at times I felt a little annoying and yup I agree it is simply filler to "add" length to the short game.Also while the transformations are indeed fun some of them are underused : The Spider,The Bat and mouse are underused and not required very much at all. Still enjoyed it though.

I finished Blaster Master Zero a few days ago and found the game enjoyable.
Afterwards I started playing Shantae : Riskys Revenge(PC) and also bought Shantae: A Pirates Curse as they were both on sale. Risky's Revenge I finished yesterday and what I noticed in comparison to A Half Genie Hero was that it is much more open world,moving from area to area yourself jumping from plane to plane in a area.Whereas in A Half Genie Hero it's simply a world selection screen from Scuttle Town. I like Risky's Revenge more in that way the open world is much better.
Also I think Scuttle Town to me at least has a nicer looking feel to it in Risky's Revenge in comparison to that of A Half Genie Hero.
Though I'd say the bosses are easier in Risky's Revenge and I'd also say it is easier than A Half Genie Hero. Overall I liked both Shantae games and looking forward to see what a Pirates Curse is like when I get to it.Because from what I heard on the net,many people say it is the best Shantae game but I'll have a look for myself.

I have too many games to play! I'm currently switching around with Clannad, Rune Factory 4, Dragon Quest IX, Tales of The Abyss, Fire Emblem Echoes, and Dragon Quest VIII.

There's a game I've never been able to get in to. A lot of people really, REALLY like that game but try as I might I can't muster up any enthusiasm while playing. Admittedly, this was the Android version which lacks the voice-acting that the same people claim adds to the charm, but from what I played the mechanics seemed basic and I didn't really care about the characters or story. Does it pick up at all after the first five hours?

I've continued slowly through Phoenix Wright: Spirit of Justice and the game has made something of a turnabout (hurrrrrr) vis-a-vis my previous opinion that the game was lacklustre. That's a lie, the game is still the worst I've ever seen for screwing you over with poor logic and overly precise requirements when presenting evidence, especially but not only during cross examination. What has picked up is the story. The final case of the game might be one of my favourite final cases in the series and heavily features all of my favourite characters from the game. I'm being vague in case anybody hasn't played but wants to, but it's a blast. SHAME ABOUT THE ACTUAL GAMEPLAY. (shame on Capcom for not localising The Great Ace Attorney, too; here's hoping for a quality fan translation ala Ace Attorney Investigations 2)

Quickie: since I got a 3DS I've also been playing Super Mario 3D World. It's a solid platformer and lots of fun, but it reminds me why I'm not a huge Nintendo fan, it doesn't really push any boundaries or do anything interesting or experimental. It's simply a polished game with a solid set of rules and challenges, albeit ones which have been used before.

I always seem to type long messages in this thread. I don't even mean to! It just happens!

^I have no idea, since I've only played for an hour and a half so far.