Risen.

I think it was the book before the book that was after the book that followed the 4th book but before the 5th

Alpha Centauri, Borderlands, Morrowind (new playthrough), The Witcher.

And Madden 11 on my XBox 360. Because, for some odd reason, I still find its gimped franchise mode addictive :/

Duke Nukem 3D (XBLA)
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii)
Darksiders (Xbox 360- borrowed from my brother)
Mortal Kombat 9 (PS3- belongs to my brother but I like going through the ladder repeatedly)
Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii- my goal is to beat this game before the end of July)

I'm really going to focus on Twilight Princess since I've owned the game for over three years and still haven't completed even just one playthrough since I play it off and on and I get distracted by other games and other things in my life. I'm also near the end though.

I'm also playing Splosion Man (XBLA) and Limbo (XBLA) off and on. I'm really stuck on Limbo right now.

I recently got the GOG version of Descent 3 with the expansion so I'll be playing that shortly but I really need to focus on finishing Twilight Princess.

Going back into Crysis 2 now it's been prettyfied. It's really not hard to get the game looking fantastic and keep the frame rates good.

I really hate that game... I own it for the gamecube & really have tried to like it considering that I love the rest of the series so much. It just bores the ever loving shit out of me. Here's hoping Skyward Sword will be better.

As for what I am currently playing....

Animal Crossing: Wild World DS
Chrono Trigger DS
Fable III Xbox 360
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars DS
Pokemon HeartGold Version DS
Saint's Row II PS3
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D 3DS

Am I the only one that finds it sad that we have Duke Nukem Forever in the western hemisphere, but not Mother 3?

Also Recettear is an amazingly addictive game. I wouldn't buy it for full price, but it you can find it for 3 or 4 dollars, pick it up. :)

Nehrim puts many recent retail RPGs to shame don't you think?

Yeah, I've been particularly impressed with the world design, both the asthestics as well as using the world design to gently shape the path the player takes without hard barriers and using it to contribute to the overall flow of the game. It's one of the things that most open-world games have the hardest time getting right, and the folks who made Nehrim just really seemed to nail it. Overall it easily holds its own even when compared to many of the AAA titles that have come out in recent years.

Civ4 - i never unistall this game, also im now going through Opera Hause in Tomb Raider 2.

Heroes of Might and Magic 3, XCOM: UFO Defense, Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business, and King's Bounty, though my poor little laptop can only *barely* run KB at 1024x768 with all the graphics turned to minimum.

I'm working in one of the less pleasant environments I've been in, putting in pretty long hours. These games are great for putting a few minutes in a day over the next year or so, and run on almost any ancient brick of a computer. Also Master of Magic, and the SSI Gold Box games. Oh yeah. I'm about to party like it's 1989.

playing mostly game where the drunken will win.. mostly.. *burb*
i'm poor and somewhat evil.. Those where cheap. so fallout 2 and stone keep seems sweet.
Didn't hate fall 3 but what are you gonna do? and I will at some point will somebody get ass handes to someone. I' mean.. I am legendary. Just beat witcher one and now.. they.. (you all float).. I think that I'll love that or hate it, meaning fallout.

Duke Nukem Forever

Deus Ex - I look forward to the day when GOG sell it :)
Also, Rome Total War with the Extended Realism mod for even greater epic-ness.