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Just recently started going back to legitimately finish all of the original six Mega man games (I had previously finished Mega Man 7), I finished this game about a month ago (so May 2010). Of the original six, this is one of my favorite, right behind Mega Man 2 and Mega Man 4.
Again, part of my quest to finish the classic Mega Man games (Mega Men?). So far this is my favorite of the bunch, as I really enjoyed the stage design, the bosses, and--naturally--the music. In my opinion, this game nailed the balance between difficult, yet still fun and unique. I've finished it on NES and the 3DS Virtual Console.
I finished this one a couple years ago, and it was moderately entertaining. Having been the only Mega Man game I completed for a long time, it was sort of an interesting phenomenon, but now there has been a resurgence in my attempts at finishing these (punishingly difficult) games.
One of my favorite Xbox 360 games, I didn't finish (or even purchase) Mass Effect until about December of 2009. I went through it pretty fast, and enjoyed every minute. Still plan on S-ranking this sucker some day.
Finished this game earlier this year, and enjoyed it a whole lot more than Mass Effect (although I thought the original game had a better overall plot, Mass Effect 2 did a better job with the character development). This is another game that I plan on S-ranking some day.
Probably my most played game of 2009, and one of my most played games so far in 2010. I have played through the campaign three times, played enough Wrecking Crew (local multiplayer) to get every achievement, and played an estimated 400 hours of online multiplayer (mostly rolling with Metroid545 and jakob187).
Another game that I spent a ton of time in (probably around 100 hours or so), I've gotten every smash, every billboard, and every super jump. Even though this game can't "technically" be completed until I've finished every event (something I'm in the process of), I've played enough to count it as complete.
My favorite game in the Halo series (which isn't saying much, considering I don't really like the franchise that much), I played through this game several years ago on my crappy desktop PC on low settings and laggy gameplay. I still enjoyed it, but I also spent several hours with the multiplayer.
My friend and I played through the co-op over a weekend or two, and that's what really made this game enjoyable (otherwise I would have been bored out of my mind). I never spent any time with the multiplayer, aside from some local matches with my friend.
This fantastic game was finished somewhere around 2005 or 2006. It continues to be one of my favorite GameCube games. The wide variety of events to participate in made this game competent despite its strange premise.