Recently I've interested to flight sim games(both space and real war).
I bought a joystick, logitech extreme 3d pro yesterday.
Now I'm playing Freespace 1 and Strike Commander with the stick, so far so good.

Also I'm playing a campaign in Rome Total War for the first time.
I'd hesitated to play a campaign in any Total War games, because it's a vast time consuming monster.
But I decided to at least finished one.
Right now my rome red army conquered France and British, and be conquering half of Spain.

I'm playing so many things but if i must say those are res evil revelations 2 and aliens isolation. both are decent. I just wonder that alien thing why I was killed once and after that same place I wasn't didn't even see the alien.. Just because i was in the hurry and kinda knew that if I look back I would get killed?

It is good looking game but when you use the google for that games antialiasing, there isn't really good one. too bad because it is really good looking and stuff. hopefully it is good game too. so many cranks though. "make your electricity work pressing buttons" "yes yes but why all the time

If you've got an AMD or nVidia card, go in the control panel applet for the video card and look around for customizing settings per application. On AMD/ATI hardware it is under "Gaming -> 3D Application Settings". From there you can configure the systemwide defaults of various settings as well as add customizations for individual games/apps. Just create a new entry by clicking on "Add", then locate the game executable (this is not always the .exe that initially gets launched so might take some experimentation to get right), and then tweak the 3D settings to your liking. You can override the settings configured in game for many settings, and you can enable some features such as anti-aliasing even if the game does not directly support it internally. This allows you to antialias just about any program without direct support.

Playing the free version of Nightmares from the Deep: Davy Jones. I played the previous games in the series, but I'm not yet sure I will buy this one.

Trying to finish FEAR expansions. Too hard, especially missions like "Ambush"...

Playing and enjoying World of Warcraft again. Trying to get my Panda Monk to lvl 100 so I can enjoy the new content. I really love logging in and play for a few hours and then go for days before I play it again. It's easy for me to burn out on a WoW but in small doses it is great.

I'm also playing Tales of Graces F on PS3. So far I'm 6-7 hours in and it's a little slow but I've heard it will pick up speed later so I will stick with it. It's JRPG for those not in the know about the Tales games.

Then I'm replaying Crysis Warhead just for the hell of it. First time I played it years ago, it didn't run well on my PC but new with a new PC the game looks and run great. Still don't enjoy it as much as Crysis though.

The Amazing Spider-Man on my Vita, starting later today

Apart from my long runners EU IV and CK II i recently started a second playthorugh of Tesla Effect to see the other endings. Additionally i started Kentucky Route Zero which was gifted to me during the insomnia promo.

Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura. Still in the earliest parts of the game but I have a nice pure mage build started, focusing on summons first. For some reason it lagged quite a bit in the first cave you can find, never had that issue before.

Are you digging it? That one took me a long time to get into. Loved #1.

I'm not really far into the game yet (1.5 hours) but so far I'm liking it. I already hate Eastwillow's constable and his secretary (they won't make it) and have explored the dungeon beneath the well of the local curch. The priest seems to be a very bad person, too. Or maybe he just doesn't like me because I'm an atheist. Probably a combination of both. It's nice that you can move those blackpowder kegs around now and the possibility to import custom portraits is nice too.

I have nearly finished my second playthrough of Valdis Story (I wanted to play as both characters) with my glass cannon Reina. When I discovered that the spell "God Hand" can swap the attack base stat from strenght to intelligence... well, you can figure out the rest! :P

I am still playing Silent Storm, too: it is really a great game, but I'm afraid I must say that the skill developement is quite borken.
Each ability rise its value way too slowly, so in the advanced phases of the game you will find yourself with an extremely weak team.
I guess I need to train my squad a bit using random encounters, yet grinding is always bad.
This is an unfortunate flaw in an otherwise awesome TBS.

Ended up buying Nightmares from the Deep: Davy Jones, and will continue to play it (probably have to restart it).

After many failed attempts, I'm trying again to finish Elder Scrolls: Arena. I think I might actually do it this time.

And then: On to Daggerfall!