Ever since my computer monitor broke during my second Skyrim playthrough on an evil MC and I was too goddamn cheap to buy a replacement right away (I use a laptop in lieu of a desktop and its monitor cannot be used full-screen, due to dead pixels galore on top...not for nothing is my screen name a Spongebob joke, I'm Mr. Krabs), I went balls-deep into retrogaming via emulators. SNES/Genesis era stuff, especially re-releases/remasters on the GBA. Fell in love with Shining Force (closer to a tabletop D&D campaign than most any JRPG out there, positioning is actually important), played the vintage Final Fantasy titles (1, the much-condemned 2, and 5, saving 4 for next summer) for the first time ever despite never paying attention to them during my childhood, Tactic Ogre: The Knight of Lodis with its hair-pulling final boss. Right now I'm on Breath of Fire, not particularly challenging but rather unique characters/mechanics and less grindy than its SNES iteration.
Normally I gravitate towards computerized D&D simulators like Baldur's Gate 1&2 and Neverwinter Nights 1&2, something about micro-managing a small brigade of wee soldiers and wizards. Will finally start Witcher 3 for the first time next year, finished the first two games twice over despite most people not likely to be patient enough for the first title.