The only game I ever really play is Minecraft. Sometimes I'll
   play other games with my nephew (he's 9) if I must, but they're
   not my thing. But I like Minecraft. A lot. Ran a big server for
   23 months straight, nearly killing my poor hard drive in the
   process 'til I gave it up in September. I also like cards and
   darts. Pool too, although I'm not as good as I think I am. I'm
   good at flipping the dart where you throw it from the tip and
   get it to go in. Not as good at aiming unless I'm in the spirit.

   I beta tested Doom and Neverwinter Nights on AOL around 92-93. I
   could see the direction games were going; chat rooms were going
   to get inserted into games and were going to disappear and
   everything was going to go first-person shooter.

   So those were my last until Minecraft. Besides, I thought gaming
   was dead because no new consoles were coming out. By the time
   they got good, I didn't care... 'til Minecraft anyway. Then I
   was like, SOMETHING NEW SOMETHING NEW SOMETHING NEW

   Oh wait: Pinball. I *really* liked pinball. Wanted a machine for
   years 'til I realized how much work you have to do to maintain
   it. Forget that.

   SO: Minecraft
   Pinball and
   ... damn I wanna say air hockey but I'd be alone there.... so...
   hm.
   unlimited pens and paper. Then I can invent new games to play.
   Wait - only 3 months? Then Super Smash Bros for the Wii U. I
   can't get used to the damned wireless controllers. Makes my
   shoulders ache. So 3 months would be good training so when I get
   back, I can say "Yes" when my nephew wants to play it, instead
   of making excuses all of the time. My shoulders will be nice and
   strong then and I could whup his ass sometimes on equal terms