The answer, for me, is the same has it has been since GAFF was still up: Puzzle Quest. It's gotten to the point when I'm playing just what kind of insane min-max set up I can play with and not get slaughtered. (I.e. how much spell resistance can I forge items to have without giving up too much attack power or other nifty abilities)

...Though I have recently downloaded Cave Story... haven't played it yet, though.

Give me a game - any game - and I'll basically play it until the sun comes up. (Just keep me away from the Plants vs Zombie game. I've seen the reviews, you'd never see me again probably)

Right now my current addiction is Bejeweled. I CAN'T STOP SEEING THEM IN MY SLEEP. IT'S EVEN WORSE THAN TETRIS.

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Bloody Broken Picture Telephone. Even though my games don't finish, and the pages take ages to load, I can't stop playing.

CaveStory! It will be played until the end of time because it is the best freeware game ever made ever. I played through the game twice because I ended up in the final FINAL area with only 40HP, and even in my second playthrough with 50HP I can't defeat the first boss of that final FINAL area >_<

I need to buy a rapidfire controller for my PC.

I really shouldn't be finding Sailor Moon: Another Story this fun. It's a pretty standard RPG that's mindlessly simple, the story is completely ridiculous but not any more so than a typical episode from the show... and it makes my inner child very, very happy.

And I accidentally saved over a newer save state in Earthbound, but I'm not incredibly peeved since it means I just get to play it for a couple more hours and relive Poo's delightfully creepy meditation sequence.

Civilization III. (What? So it's old! So what?) Seriously, that game just...hours go away. It's like I can't stop. Even when I want to stop, I can't.

Don't kill me for it, but I tried playing Katawa Shoujo (Disability Girls). It's done by a group of 4channers, so I guess that explains itself. But the sample game is actually interesting and the subject is handled a lot better than I thought it would be.

Ok, I'll bite --- what the hell is Earthbound? Is that the one also known as Mother and are the characters the little boys that shoot sparks in Smash Bros.?

Yes, Earthbound is a SNES game that was released as Mother 2 in Japan. Ness from Smash Bros. is the main character. Lucas (the one introduced in SSBB) is the protagonist of Mother 3, a GBA game that wasn't released in the US but was translated very thoroughly and impressively by fans.

Basically, they're quirky, amusing-but-at-times-disturbing early JRPGs (the battle system is similar to the Dragon Quest/Dragon Warrior games) in a Western setting (as imagined by Japanese people). It has a frighteningly dedicated (and suspiciously nice) fanbase and a cult following, and it's notable for being a JRPG that is set in a suburban, modern world rather than generic fantasy-land.

And Mother 3 will make you cry.

I never liked Earthbound. I don't begrudge anyone else liking it, but I've just never seen what gets it all the love it gets.

Since I bought it, I must have played "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" for in excess of 10,000 hours.

Okay, it's been three years at least, but even so there are parts of that game I've never touched, dungeons I've never played and at least one part of a major plotline I've never bothered with.

In case you're wondering, I have trouble with the Assassin's Guild sections. I just can't make my characters kill innocent people. And I've only done the Thieves Guild all the way through once.

I spent my high school days playing Earthbound and Chrono Trigger over and over again. God almighty, Mother 3 was sad. The fanslation and story are both incredible. I won't forget the Earthbound series as long as I live.

And I will try not to kidnap anyone. Kidnapping is wrong!

Garys Mod, especially with Wire-mod.

You can make near anything on it, and wire it up to do (again) near anything :D

Check these out:

a 1-to-1 scale replica of the largest planned tank of WWII

Fully functioning Replicator [not in appearance, but function]

It's just an amazing thing.

I'm still playing Onslaught2.1

I'm trying to beat Extreme mode, now.