What are you playing now?

What game or games is everyone playing right now?

I'm still playing Call of Duty 4 and Company of Heroes pretty regularly. I also have a pretty good studio going in The Movies. Steam.com has Bioshock as their weekend deal for just $14.99, and I'm thinking about picking it up.

I've been meaning to check out Jade Empire for the PC. I played and beat it on the Xbox, but I hear the PC version has a lot more to it.

On the PS3, I've been playing a lot of Oblivion and Metal Gear Solid IV.

I've been revisiting the original Diablo in anticipation of the upcoming Diablo III.  Once I've finished, i'll likely start on Diablo II ...

I've also been playing Neverwinter Nights 2 and Football Manager 2008 (sad, I know!).

I hate playing buggy release versions of games so usually don't play many of the new releases, preferring to wait a couple of months until there's patches released for the games.  Crysis and Sins Of A Solar Empire were the last two recent releases I played.

 I'm playing World of Warcraft, Guild Wars on rare ocassion,  have reloaded up Elder Scrolls Morrowind, and just got a new copy of Age of Mythology to start playing.  99% of my time however is locked on World of Warcraft.

A little LOTRO and the occasional buddies and beer festival around the Wii, but like any good MMO fan I have gaming activities I am not at liberty to discuss.

I'm currently playing KOTOR with a bunch of mods, Oblivion with a bunch of mods, Galactic Civilizations II: Twilight of the Arnor, a bunch of junk from Gametap, and I too have a decent studio going in The Movies haha.

My game savvy gf dragged me into an Asian game called HighStreet 5. I didn’t think much of Asian games, even less of Asian dance and music games. But I partnered with my girl and got wild fun with this. Point 1 – it’s FREE; Point 2 – the Asian girls are hot (they could be as good as their avatars – go see yourselves); Point 3 – the dance is crazily funny – limbs fly in all directions, hips wide swing, the whole figure spin into a cone of light! Cool, isn’t it? It feels extra cool when you do the couple dance with your girl. It is highly recommended for those who can never finish a dance without stomping on their partners’ toes!

Initially, I found that whacky bit of biting a rose too effeminate, but trust me, EVERYONE loves it! It’s so whacky you should experience it in game – who can bear the thought of biting a rose in real life? I wonder what’ll come next in their next update.

Currently the only game I'm playing is Left4Dead which is one of the best zombie games ever made. All I can say is 4 player co-op fighting through hundreds of zombies is good times, especially with your friends.

I played through the Gears Of War 2 campaign and was generally entertained. Don't expect to be amazed by the story or dialogue, but do expect to feel extremely badass.

As for Bioshock, it is one of my all time favorites. The story and ambience of the game is simply amazing. The gameplay does not disappoint either. Top quality game that for 15 dollars, is truly worth it.

Cod4 is a great game as well, and the multiplayer keeps its replay value extremely high.

Diablo 3 looks pretty good, although to me it seems like alot more of the same, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Playing a lot of a puzzle game I downloaded at www.lobstersoft.com. They have several but Gemsweeper was my favorite. Its like Picross for the DS, but the graphics are a lot nicer. Its challenging enough, but not hard to learn. It has over 225 levels and I'm only on 51 so I guess I'll be playing for a while yet.

Yeah, I'm hooked on Left4Dead too. Also, Defense Grid: The Awakening....

Both games are terribly hard to stop playing haha.

My Steam ID is Bingedrinker or Rsunset327 if you play on PC.

A Tale in the Desert 4, Dungeon Crawl: Stone Soup, Dwarf Fortress, and awhile back I was playing Atlantica Online, a MMORPG with japanese-RPG style combat.. really a good game.

I've played so many games in the last 25 years, I pretty much don't play that many any more. It's almost more fun just following the industry these days, seeing what kinds of new genres open up or seeing the indie gaming movement picking up steam.. seeing all the new ways to distribute games and design them and the communities building up around them.

When Stardock releases their Master of Magic clone game, Elemental, I will probably give up eating to play it nonstop. That's the next one I'm looking forward to, as well as some more obscure games.