Interesting how we all select our characters to play a game. Me personally? I always go with the nicest looking female character with the sexiest outfit and most flesh on display so I have always have something pleasant to look at when I'm playing the game!! Hence, I was drawn to the female Malkavian with her cheerleader outfit...

Still playing Final Fantasy Legend 3, and I was able to successfully perform the barrier skip.

Also, I turned Sharon into a Virago (ideal Cyborg form for boss fights due to high Agility and a Talent that reduces the enemy's Agility, ensuring that you will always be able to heal before the boss attacks again). Now the only transformation I have left to do is turn Arthur into a Venus, but that will need to wait until level 31 (my party is level 27 right now).

I'm currently playing <span class="bold">Costume Quest 2</span> and <span class="bold">Renowned Explorers: International Society</span>.

When I choose a character, if there is no gameplay difference, I actually like to choose a female character who is more conservatively dressed, oddly enough.

If there is a gameplay difference, I usually choose the female character whose gameplay I like the most.

Started Fallout 4 again on my PS4.
Also started a co-op game of Dying Light with my brother while waiting for the Motorhead expansion for Victor Vran.

Total annihilation: commander pack.
Pretty nice strategy by now. Kinda had trouble beating mission 7 arm campaign just now a few retrys and i beaten it on medium,don't remember needing to retry any missions in other strategies game i played.I wish i knew about this game sooner,the ship battles in mission 7 were kinda intense,they actually defeated all my ships and then i had to use my commanders d-gun and a couple of missile launchers to beat the last 2 or 3 warships because they came too close.

Plants vs Zombies. Surprising amount of bang for your buck. I don't know about the whole series, but the first one at least appears to be devoid of microtransactions. It's such a refreshing change of pace to be able to earn ingame currency to buy more plants at a reasonable rate, as opposed to the snail pace of games with microtransactions.

One of my all time favorite games.

The first one was even DRM-free in every way. You could copy the files from the retail disc anywhere and install them without problems. It also works perfectly in WINE/Linux.

It's still my favorite tower defense game and I played the "I, Zombie" mode a bloody lot every time I was through with the campaign.

I'm currently playing "The Book of Unwritten Tales (German)" in WinXP and still
"MegaMan 8 Bit Deathmatch" in Linux via WINE
after recently finishing "Lord of the Clans (WinXP)", "Jedi Knight (WinXP)" and "Lifeless Planet Premier Edition (Linux)".

Ah yes 'I, Zombie' is a lot of fun :) And the one where you battle against zombie plants.
I only have it on my phone atm, but it's good enough that I'm thinking of getting a pc copy as well.
Not sure if its my favorite tower defense though. It's been PvsZ and Revenge of the Titans for me.

Wizardry 8 all elf party.

Slowly yet steadily, learning Grim Dawn inside out. Now i have enough time to sink in it! What a great game!

I’m mainly playing Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition, with several mods for better visuals/more hairstyles etc.

I never was really much into RPGs, but I really like it so far. Other games that I’m playing to a much lesser extent because of DA:O are Mount and Blade and M&B Warband (with their great mods), Crysis (also heavily modded with textures etc.), GWENT, Thief Gold, X-Com: UFO Defense (using OpenXom, which should be the onl way to play it), Tis-100.

But DA: O is my main game at the moment. Witcher 1 (modded to oblivion) will be my next game, followed by Witcher 2. But thinking about the way I’m playing DA: O it might take a while until then ;) I don’t tend to rush through RPGs but read through most of the ingame stories, books etc. It’s not an FPS, after all, right? ;)

Yes! I accidentally killed my main in hardcore though (forgot to back up the save folder), so i started anew! This time no mistakes! Thankfully, i wasn't progressing much... I didn't notice early on that after beating an act and returning in it to farm, enemies get boosted too... That Salazar, grrr

You should try the full version in Sega Saturn, the Japanese exclusive! It has 2 new areas, new enemies/bosses/items, third "hand" in inventory for another quick-item to use, plus the most imba player in ANY castlevania game up to day... Maria (saturn version)! And Richter has two different costumes in this one.

The Playstation version had some data for the new areas (you can glitch yourself to where the underground garden should have been), but it was ultimately left unfinished.