SigmaBunny

An AD&D styled game runs at my local gaming club every week. Not actual ruleset, but based on. But unless you're in Sydney, that's of little use to you if you're looking for someone to play.

My first computer was yellow with post-its, since I found I would lose my written notes otherwise. An in-game journal can be useful, but I've seen some where you've had to do a hundred things before you could edit, and then a hundred more to find your entries again. ...then again, still easier than deciphering my handwriting to know what post-its belong to which games and how...

You haven't lived til you've seen an in-character discussion between two people about the nature of magic. Of course, I'm of the opinion you haven't lived 'til you've been in a roleplay yourself, so I may be biased.

And you can rent a movie, if you're not sure you'll like it. You can't do that with a PC game. At least, none that I've seen. It's part of why I'm a member of a gaming club. Those who want to get a game straight away do so, and those of us who are more cautious wait to see what they say or get them to bring the game in so we can check it out.

Planescape Torment... and a few browser-based games.