HP Pavilion.
I ran through a lot of benchmark videos on it, things that I'm going to be playing like FO3 and 4, Arkham, and such run in the 60FPS range, bunch of older stuff. I also wanted something with a little more rendering and processing power than my laptop I'm on now for some other programs like InDesign.
So I broke down and bought a gaming laptop.
Operating system: Windows 10 Home
Processor: 8th Generation Intel Core i5-8300H Processor
Display: 15.6-inch diagonal FHD IPS anti-glare micro-edge WLED-backlit (1920 x 1080)
Memory: 8 GB DDR4-2666 SDRAM (1 x 8 GB)
Internal storage: 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA hard drive
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (4 GB GDDR5 dedicated)
Going to load another stick of RAM in it at least. But I need some additional game suggestions, in addition to some of the ones I've got. Fighters, RPGs, platformers, strategy games... suggestions welcome.
Heroes and Villains MUX
Oh god, the nostalgia from jut the name ALONE.
I didn't know I needed Nailed It!, a funny cooking show on Netflix, in my life as much as I did. I haven't laughed SO HARD in a long while.
@zombiegenesis
Relatedly, there are a few games out there that use Cortex ala MHR that have character creation rules. I guy I know IRL wrote an Exalted hack for Cortex that I can link you to, which has a pretty succinct creation system that could be used for superheroes if you ever wanted to go that route.
but I echo Theno. Go with a system that you will love and have an easy time explaining to people, helping people with, etc.
BESM Ultimate? What is this thing?
Hrm.
Well.
The CW DCTVU crossover this year was amazing.
I need Superman to get his own spinoff show. Like, right fucking now.
I need all the DC movies to tank so we can just get a proper Justice League TV show.
The crossover also did and set up exactly what I was expecting it to.
Overall, super pleased.
The Masquerade game was using the newest LARP rules, seeing as they are pretty suited to MU*-style play. But anywho. If something does happen, I hope to hear about it; I would love to get my game on again.
I would love to have a single venue vampire game that was actually active. 
Having tried to build it, and got no help, it feels like a pipe dream.
@kumakun
The other Macross MUs have had the problem of being heavily reliant on TV shows that a lot of people haven't seen. There've been a couple of Macross MUs and the Robotech MUSH that !@Ganymede mentioned. The problem becomes accessibility; how much of the convoluted Macross canon would someone need to know?
@chet
Mecha's just fun because there's so many variations. Or something like Wing Commander with space planes and pewpew. But whenever that come up 'Hey let's use <this overly complex softcoded space system!>' and I'm like 'interest lost, you have fun.' Exosquad is good stuff, and would fit for my tastes.
I know of one that was being worked on, and talked about on the WoD 5th Facebook, called Dies Irae. But from what was being said about it, it was veering into a fair bit of custom content and focusing on some blood economy payments minigame type dea.
I have looked at it insofar as running a TT game V5, and also going 'okay, there are lots of cool things here, but there are also things that won't work on a MU* long term'.
There are missing Clans that people would constantly ask about (cue MUH SABBAT!). The concept of certain Loresheets would not work out on a MU* because some of them are meant to be 'a single character has this special trait'. The way Generation is decided (which is 'what fits your story, all players should be roughly the same Gen, but go hog wild if you feel you're up to it' would not work within the context of a MU* (but bolting back on the Generation background would be difficult with certain aspects of the game).
You'd have to leave out a few juicy bits to make it really work on a MU*. But the core system and overall conceits are viable, and the new metaplot and setting advancements, I feel, would do wonders to invigorate a game. But it would require a dedicated ST to really push the setting; Elders being Beckoned, characters with age limitations.
I think it's doable, but i don't know how the community would come to it, when they have shown pretty clearly that there is little interest in single-venue games.
For me, what about mecha and/or space fighty games? Particularly ones that aren't going to trot out *-Space systems as necessity.
On a related note.
A V5 actual play run by Jason Carl, one of the developers. This was done by Geek and Sundry on their Twitch, and it'll be added to their Youtube over the next few weeks, all the sessions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFyQtOghqwA - Session 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1in6mv8UTfM - Session 2
That's the problem with licensing, and the direction of different projects. I'm less worried about tone (because I can ignore what i don't need or care for), and more hopeful that we continue to get interesting metaplot bits and cool mechanical stuff. Tone swings wildly from game to game that I run, so the 'tone' of how a book is written matters very little to me.
@insomniac7809
Right. That's more what I meant by taking away managerial autonomy. When WW was formed, it was kindof the 'pet project' for lack of a better term, for the guy who was the CEO of Paradox at the time, and were 'a self-managed subsidiary'. He's on the board now (I think?) and a new lady took over.
We will see how things go. I like V5 and, despite the controversies, want to see more come out.