What are you all playing?

I am playing akiba's trip for the PS vita, persona 4 golden and the wolf among us also for the vita.

stratogustav
Finally got SFV, now its time to fight.

That makes sense. I bought Drakengard 3. The only one I own and I haven't even started it yet, but I will. The same goes for Akiba's Trip, I'm an hour in that one.
Then the Soul games I usually give up after 3 hours, not accomplishing much. But like I said they are on my to do list.

Rally Fusion (PS2)
My all-time favorite rally game! Since my Xbox broke in December of last year just a few days after I finally got hold of the Xbox version of this game and since it wasn't compatible with Xbox 360 I never got to try it even once, so instead I decided to get out the PS2 version again and replay that instead. It's still fantastic and I love it, and as usual I pretty much stop playing everything else once I start a new Rally Fusion save so it's pretty much all I've been playing lately, alongside a little V-Rally 3 on GBA and Ignition on PC.

Imperial Khador What a title
As for what i'm playing, absolutely nothing. Starting to think i should take a break.

I finished the main Valkyria Chronicles story mode (now to the extras!), got back to Ninja Gaiden's very hard mode (I'm now on Chapter 8; I think I got the hang of it) and played a bit of Golden Axe: Beast Warrior!

Valkyria is a very excelent game and one of the best I played in recent years (certainly the best RPG). I could point only one single fault in it: the fact that A Ranks are based only on how fast you completed the mission (instead of considering enemies killed or damage taken), so it's an incentive to rush the game abusing your overpowered scouts instead of carefully and strategically using your entire squad. Not really huge problem at all.

My first impressions on GA:BW are very excellent and I don't get why the game was so reviled on release. See:
1. The graphics aren't very elaborate in comparison to other 360 games, BUT it runs at 60 fps, which is much more important to me and is a thing not many 360 games achieved.
2. You have only parry/dodge buttons instead of a defense one, so you have to be really focused on the combat; also, the enemies are really aggressive and all of them can attack at the same time, instead of that bullshit Arkham-style combat in which only two enemies at a time attack you very slowly. I frankly loved the few minutes of combat I had here (I was playing on hard mode).
3. The sound design is great. Seriously: it sounds properly brutal.
4. I got a monster. Burned an enemy. Cut the other in half. I'm very satisfied with that.
5. The only legit criticism I can make from the time I played was the camera: it's completely controllable, BUT it's entirely manual: you have to keep adjusting it, which may be hard in the middle of the combat. At least it is kept far enough from my character, so I can see my surroundings clearly, but it could have a lock-on button - especially considering I already found enemies with ranged attacks.

Cervantes: You are completely right about Valkyria Chronicles. The major flaw is the ranking system. It should give you more points for a slow level play though if you kill all enemies.