Hehe, I guess if I used those definitions, Hockey, I would fall under all three of them at one time or another as well.
I think I need to clarify what type of games Gencon has. There's a _very_ heavy emphasis on boardgames (think risk or monopoly, except fun). There is a fairly large D&D / Magic the Gathering crowd there, as well as several computer gamers (there was a large area with computers running Crysis), but not nearly as prevalent as the boardgamers. Last year I participated in a Settlers of Catan tournament and it was a blast. This year I'm planning on playing Agricola (a new game from Europe), Diplomacy (a cutthroat game of treaties and the breaking thereof), and I'll probably find time to play A Game of Thrones again (an 8 hour game that is amazingly awesome).
As for computer gaming, even though there's not much of it at Gencon, I do play quite a few. I used to LOVE Sim City 2000... I ruled that game. I also like Civilization type games, the best one by far is Alpha Centauri. I picked up Oblivion recently and really enjoyed it, but I still haven't finished it. UT2004 was the best UT game, and I really enjoyed it. In general though, I only like FPS games if they're multiplayer (so, team fortress 2 is awesome). Single player FPS doesn't really do anything for me. As for RPGs, I love ADOM (Ancient Domains of Mystery: it's like nethack) and various other dungeon crawls. Edit: oh, and the only puzzle game that I've ever thought was _really_ fun is
D.R.O.D. (Deadly Rooms of Death). If you go to their download page, download "DROD: Architecht's Edition". It's a completely free version of the game. It also gives you a full featured room editor, AND let's you play the hundreds of HUGE maps made by other players. Very awesome.
I never really got into flight simulators, Hockey. I just found them too difficult to understand what all was going on (I didn't read the instructions) and... it struck me as kind of boring. I dunno, I might enjoy it more now than when I last tried it, I have a bit more patience.
