koifish

From what I've played, my top choice is Warlords. That game is an all-time classic that anyone can still enjoy today. I also enjoy playing adventure, haunted house, enduro, flag capture, surround, crystal castles, and more that I can't remember. I also saw a cool new homebrew this year where you play as a yo-yo rescuing friends in trouble. That's a pretty good one I think.

honestly I can't remember. I think it was an ATI Radeon but I don't know what model. The year was 2008 but it was a cheap build. Before that it was all prebuilts or family computers. I remember getting a new computer in 2010 and it blew my budget machine out of the water, so I don't think it was anything amazing.

I started playing Fallout on PC. It is an interesting game; I don't know that I've ever played a PC game where you are so encouraged to think of new tricks or ideas on how to get through the game. It feels like many video game RPGs are designed around pure attack/fighting as the only way to get through, a la early Ultima/Wizardry and their numerous followers. It is cool to play one where you can find other ways of getting through the game. I don't think it is anywhere close to being comparable to a good tabletop campaign though.