What is that one game that you play that you don't tell any of your friends about because your a little embarassed that you play it or are you not embarassed about any of your games?  Mine would have to be Pokemon and DBZ games.  

Probably Pokemon. No one in my age group seems to play it, and if they do, I wouldn't know. No one talks about Pokemon outside of Elementary schools and online forums anyway.

Also, I was surprised how "cool" Mario was in my High School. I guess Mario Kart really improved his image.

Rumble Roses and WWE'13/Smackdown vs Raw 2011. Divas Matches only (in the WWE games), lowest difficulty, no time limit.

I generally hate wrestling, Diva matches are the only exception.

A fetish I won't ever let any of my real friends know about.

Nothing.

My friends hate JRPGs, but I don't really care. In fact, I rub it in their faces just to annoy them.

Nothing for me. Most people know I game so they assume I play anything (my guess).

For a while it was Puyo Pop Fever on DS. That is so cheery and upbeat it was kinda embarrassingly good to enjoy.

NintendoPie said: Probably Pokemon. No one in my age group seems to play it, and if they do, I wouldn't know. No one talks about Pokemon outside of Elementary schools and online forums anyway. Also, I was surprised how "cool" Mario was in my High School. I guess Mario Kart really improved his image.

Really? It seemed plenty of people at my high school played pokemon. I remember when Diamond/Pearl released, we had a crowd of people all with their DS's out, a lot of my friends including. Maybe it is the generational gap? Many 90s kids grew up with and loved playing pokemon. Mario Kart DS was also something we used to play all the time in the library. Good times.

I think the only time I'm embarrassed is when I play my 3DS in public. Makes me feel like I should be 10 years old or something.

None. I have no reason to hide it. But for the sake of the discussion I'll contribute.

Duke Nukem Forever

Sooo no Suikoden, but you're into Sailor Moon RPGs?

I see you in an entirely new light, Basil Prism Moon Power.

As for me, probably Plants vs. Zombies.  Shallow, yet fun.