What are you all playing?

Cervantes
I have that one on Ps3. Since I didn't advance much in it I'm not sure about getting the sequel yet, specially since other games on sale interest me more, such as Broforce. Btw, what a lousy discount on Gungeon!

Shadow Warrior is definitely the best deal there.
You know what's funny? Shadow Warrior, Wolfenstein, Doom, are games I'd buy in a second under a sale like that... IF I hadn't known the Borderlands series. I'm just too spoiled from that series.

I'm finding steam to be an appealing platform. Those sales can be very relevant at times.

Starting up Shantae and the Pirate's Curse on the Wii U (grabbed during the recent Friends of Nintendo Humble Bundle).

Edit: I also got Freedom Planet in the same sale, so giving that a try.  You can definitely see that it started out as a Sonic fan game (or so I am told), but it has been pretty distinct and fun so far.

Melee again! For some reason I've been sucking lately, though. I don't know why. I think it might have to do with the fact that I've been depriving myself of sleep the last few days.

I just beat persona 4 golden on my vita. Wow what a game. I was sad when it ended.

I'm still playing these:
And I'm also playing these:

Super Mario Land (Game Boy)
I've never liked the sequels to this, but the original being noticeably closer related to the classic Entertainment System trilogy than to Super Mario World on Super Nintendo like 6 Golden Coins and Wario Land are I absolutely love and often revisit Super Mario Land, kick Tatanga's butt and save Daisy, the only Nintendo princess I still like in her modern form, even if mostly because she reminds me more of the animated version of princess Toadstool from the late 80s/early 90s than the blonde bimbo Barbie clone that sadly is modern day Peach.

Winter Challenge (Mega Drive)
What can I say? I love old 3D games, especially for Mega Drive, I can't get enough of them, they remain as great as when they were new and still impress me more than the most technologically advanced games of today. It takes something extra to make a sports game interesting to me in general and these kinds of multi event games like the Track & Field and Summer/Winter series are actually really fun, at least for the most part, save for a few specific events in some titles like figure skating or ball throwing where you have to spin around before you throw an iron ball always fail to tickle my fancy.

Brahma Force (PSX)
A first person mech action sim game I missed out on back in the day but may be getting my hands on soon depending on how much I end up liking it. I'm only borrowing a copy currently to test it out before I decide if I want a copy myself or not. So far it's been a mixed bag, I like the visuals and the smooth controls but the constantly respawning enemies, heavily restricted and tiny levels, short and overly basic "press button to ride elevator"-style missions, plain and uninteresting enemy design, unintuitive and unexciting item and upgrade system and lackluster presentation all keep me from truly enjoying it. I hope it gets better or I may not bother with this one. It's on the fence at the moment.

KKND Krossfire (PSX)
I wish I had this one myself but I'm borrowing a copy from a friend, again. I'm mainly replaying this to remind myself what it's like now that I've finally gotten hold of the PC original, for comparison. The PSX port is hard to find these days and has sadly been overly expensive when found, it's risen in ranks in my most sought after games over the last couple years but I'm not willing to go to such extremes. If I find it cheap it'll be an instant purchase though.

Tomb Raider II (PSX)
Just been revisiting some favorite levels like Tibetan Foothills and 40 Fathoms.

DT Racer (PS2)
My favorite racing game of all time, I always come back to it and it's always a reminder of how good a racing game can actually be.

Enthusia (PS2)
Another top favorite racer I return to rather frequently. It lacks some things but makes up for it with other things. Overall it's one of the very greatest.

Rally Fusion (PS2)
Actually been playing this a lot recently as I started a new save file, I usually don't do that in racing games as they tend to have what I want unlocked near the end so the vast majority of the games I'm just enduring repetitive races with shitty cars I don't want to drive to get to the good parts that make the games worth playing to begin with. This game offers the right things at the right time while unlocking the right things at the right pace to make this kind of playthrough enjoyable for me.

Metroid Other M (GameCube Wii)
Another top favorite I return to frequently and over the years has been the one game to keep my Wii warmed up and from being placed in a box only to be taken out once in a blue moon whenever I get a new game for it. Picked up from where I last left off, in the post game after my most recent playthrough. After that's done it's time yet again to make a new save file and start over, as is tradition.

KKND 2 Krossfire (PC)
Finally I have this for PC! After having only ever played the PSX version in the past it's nice to finally play this version and see for myself how different they are. So now after having given this a try I think they both have enough unique qualities to stand on their own and I won't be picking favorites any time soon. The PSX version plays so different that it's like a whole other game, while this plays more like a traditional strategy game like Command & Conquer, WarCraft II or StarCraft the PSX version plays with a more command based style where you take control using groups, something the PC version kind of has as well but not quite in the same way, it's more secondary and optional on PC whereas on PlayStation it's the way to play the game. I have to say though this and the PSX version are both way harder than other games in the genre, at least in my experience, I find the easy settings in Krossfire as hard or possibly even harder than the hardest levels they all have to offer.

WinX Club (PC)
I've been a fan of the franchise from day one and this Konami developed game from the mid 2000s is based on the first season of the animated series. You play as Bloom and pretty much do what she does during the first season of the show. It's a story driven action adventure, you fight enemies and bosses, take on side-quests to unlock extras, do some platforming and minigames from time to time, it's kind of like a mix between Ratchet & Clank/Jak & Daxter, Harry Potter and Bratz. I like it, it's not a great game and you really have to be a fan of the show to enjoy it properly, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who is not and even those who are need to be somewhat forgiving as it's not perfect, Konami has done better.