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[Chaos-fusion]

Hmm, probably the Sims, if you could call that a romance. KotOR was the second, and a better example.

Volus Warlord wrote...

Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise

Those Whirlms sure managed to get through alot of romances.

[The Minority]

War. Love on the battlefield.

Really awkward....

[ottery]

Aerie, I think - I was playing a half-elf sorcerer. But he went to bed with her too soon and she broke it off. Hmf.

Or maybe it was Mercedes in Grim Fandango. I can't remember which I played first.

[KenKenpachi]

Wait is this about seeing a romance in a game, or feeling it yourself?

[bmwcrazy]

Duke Nukem 3D and the strippers.

[Marn_Cherone]

Baldur's Gate 2
second: Planescape Torment

[Sengoku no Maou]

Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines

[Zaxares]

Technically, I suppose it'd be Alley Cat. I swear that relationship was SO not worth it though. (AGGH! Why do I keep getting the DOG ROOM?!)

But if we're talking about a romance that actually made me feel for the romantic interest in the game, then it would have to be BG2.

[Seagloom]

SilverSentinel wrote...

I really wish I had a chance to play this

You can buy it for a cool $9.99 at GOG. Lovely game. Easily one of my all time favorites.

The first romance I ever experienced was in "Final Fantasy IV". The relationship between Cecil and Rosa was fairly stereotypical and sappy--not to mention uninteractive, but I still count it. If you are asking for interactive romances, my answer is Jaheira from "Baldur's Gate II". Although I did not complete it that time since I abandoned the playthrough somewhere in the Underdark.

Modifié par Seagloom, 12 mars 2011 - 11:33 .

[HoonDing]

Prince of Persia

[FenrisDeSolar]

Neverwinter Nights... XD

[Andarthiel_Demigod]

Probably Meryl in Metal Gear Solid and it really pulls at your heartstrings if you submit to the torture and end up going with the Otacon/Stealth Camo ending.