I booted up Oblivion for the first time in about a week, maybe a week and a half, and I did a side quest which lead to a farmer's sons dying (hey, I'm a thief using a bow; if they wanted to live, they should have asked someone else for help). I explored some, came across a fort I can't enter right now in a snowy place, a little flying bastard that almost turned me into his personal lightning rod (running from him lead to finding the snow), and I lost my horse in a lake before any of former business transpired. A shame, but I presume I can get another somewhere else.
Oh, I beat OoT 3D: Master Quest the other day too. That version of the game kinda kicked my ass. Honestly, I feel like that should have been the main game from the get go. The dungeons were more difficult, and not just due to confusion that sets in from previously beating OoT a few times. They were legitimately trickier to navigate through, with thought and keen sight being required to make it through some of the more difficult puzzles. The mirrored thing was a difficulty all its own outside of dungeons though. Dungeons were so changed, there wasn't much to worry about as far as the mirrored world went. I'd rather not recount how long it took me to find my way back to the Kokiri Forest after picking up Master Quest from where I ended (after the second Spiritual Stone) three months prior because I kept letting myself get turned around from what I knew about the normal game though. In the end though, it was more satisfying to beat Master Quest. It should be noted that in the final fight with Ganon, I only had 17 of 20 hearts (armored, of course), and I stopped taking the game seriously, using my longshot to hit his tail. I actually almost lost, but I went ahead and pulled out the Master Sword, swung, hit, and moved into the moment before the final blow.
Oh, and I totally accidentally started the long side quest to get the super strong Goron sword, so I went ahead and finished it just for the sake of completing it, which made the final Stalfos bastards a lot easier to kill. Hell, it made the mountain of them in Master Quest easier to deal with, period. They could really beat down your health with their jump attacks that were suspiciously good at navigating past the shield.
As well, I started up Animal Crossing: New Leaf for the first time in a few months. I got halfway through weed clearing, annnnd then I finished pooping and decided I'd do the rest later.