As demonstrated by the ginormous stack of games I picked up at GenCon Indy, the rpg design community is on freakin' fire:

Contenders: A RolePlaying Game of Blood & Sweat, Pain & Hope
Death's Door
Dictionary of Mu
Don't Rest Your Head: A Game of Insomnia In the Mad City
Faery's Tale
Hero's Banner: The Fury of Free Will
Lacuna: Part 1, The Creation of the Mystery and the Girl from Blue City
Mister Lincoln Experiment
Mortal Coil
Noumenon
Perfect: An RPG About the Human Condition and the Criminal Spirit
Push: New Thinking About Roleplaying
Shock: Social Science Fiction
A Thousand and One Nights: A Game of Enticing Stories

I also picked up a resale copy of GURPS Goblins, and a set of Sicherman dice. And I only barely held off on a couple of other indie rpgs by assuring myself I could order them online.

Danielle bought:

Best Friends: A Role-Playing Game About Girlfriends and All Their Petty Hatreds
It Was a Mutual Decision
Kwaidan: Tales of Ghostly Japan
Letterflip
Mouse Guard comics
and a Züca

(Of the above, and based on demo experiences, Hero's Banner is the game I'm most wanting to play. And Best Friends gets my award for most awesome and elegant currency mechanic.)

Paul