Never played The Witcher, but I've been a fan of Supernatural since it first aired. I'm annoyed that the CW and Hulu apparently no longer have a deal, because that's how I was able to keep up with the show as it was airing. Now I'll have to wait until the current season shows up on Netflix net fall. A couple of the seasons' story arcs are a little weak, but over all, I really enjoy it.
I think you do get better at games the more you play. There are games that I totally sucked at when I started seriously gaming that I've gone back to and had no problems with years later. For example, if I'd tried playing a game like Sleeping Dogs back when I started, I probably wouldn't have finished it. As opposed to falling absolutely in love with it when I downloaded it as a Games With Gold offering on my 360. And not sucking at it.
I have to make a confession here - I rented the game from Hollywood Video and then never returned it. It was my first experience with Dragon Quest, and I liked it better than Final Fantasy. But I only actually played it through to the very end about four or five years ago.
Congratulations for finishing what I swear is the world's longest RPG.
That's like me after I come home from a really good sea music session. I bounce off the walls for hours afterwards.
Great list!
DQ VII went on forever! Every time I'd think I was almost done, I'd discover that no, I wasn't even close. It actually took me two tries, by the way, about ten or so years apart.
If you think hard enough about it, I bet there's a moment you're pretty darned happy with yourself over.
It is a big deal when you finish those games from the NES, SNES, and Genesis era. Those games were hard!
A long, long time from now 
. Seriously, though, that may be the longest game I've ever played. I think there's enough content there for two games, to be honest.
