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[Russalka]

Quest for Glory V, Return to Krondor and Little Big Adventure 2 are the ones for me. I really got into these worlds and kept thinking up my own adventures in them. I felt horrible when something sad happened, felt absolutely nervous when I got near the end and felt so much joy when victory came at last (also disappointed, because it was over).

I remember sitting out in the cold room where we had our computer, playing endlessly way past my bedtime, hoping nobody would notice that I was still up. My feet got really numb in winter.

[TheClonesLegacy]

Banjo Kazooie.

[JRCHOharry]

DirtySHISN0 wrote...



This jumped into my mind, earliest self owned game i remember playing.

Hahah I used to love this game so much! The cheats alone were worth buying it (like the Silly Shooting and the fast talking cheat)!

[Naughty Bear]

Abe's Odysee and Exoddus. Prefer Exoddus.

[Shepenwepet]

My first games:

Still love the both of them.

From my pre-teens well into my late teens was this:

To this day I've never replayed a game as many times as this one.

[Swagger7]

In chrological order (by date first played)

Stunt Island: Old flight game for DOS in the 486 era.  Introduced me to flying, games in general, and programming.  (It had a mode where you could set up cameras and triggers with somethind very much like BASIC and shoot little films.  This turned out to be very useful when I took Visual Basic freshman year in high school, and later when I wanted to program my Ti-83 calculator with games and math programs.)

Robert E Lee, Civil War General: Introduced me to strategy gaming.

Alpha Centauri: Introduced me to the idea of story telling in games, tought be to be a sneaky ******* and was just plain awesome (I still play it).

Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time: My first console game and first RPG game.  Before that I only played strategy and flight games.

Riven:  The first of the Myst games I ever played, and my introduction to one of the greatest series of all time.

Morrowind:  My introduction to open world games, the Elder Scrolls, and modding.

EDIT: I should point out that I wasn't really a "child" anymore when I played Morrowind, but no matter.

Modifié par Swagger7, 07 décembre 2012 - 11:48 .

[Selene Moonsong]

Chess (we didn't have fancy electronic games, but did have electric games like "Operation").

[Dominus]

Riven

I should've added that along with the Original Myst. The 3rd and beyond not quite to the same degree, but you can't go wrong with the first 2.

Chess

My dad and I used to play that, but probably not quite enough times for it to be our favorite. Most of the board games my family enjoys are modern ones like Cranium.

Full Throttle

I missed another one....no question about it, quite a legacy it holds.

[C9316]

 

I even considered becoming a farmer just because of how much I enjoyed this game. Note I was quite young when I played this. 

[Flashflame58]

C9316 wrote...

 

I even considered becoming a farmer just because of how much I enjoyed this game. Note I was quite young when I played this. 

This is the game that got me hooked on Harvest Moon. Needless to say, I LOVED IT. (You should try Magical Melody if you haven't)

But on topic, Banjo-Kazooie, Zelda, Super Mario 64, StarFox, Pokemon Crystal..Nintendo was basically my childhood. lol

[sympathy4sarenreturns]

Super Mario Bros. (NES), Duck Hunt (NES), The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Game Boy), Golden Eye 007 (N64), Perfect Dark (N64), The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64)

[Jozape]

If you consider 19 a child, I played and loved Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic for the first time in 2009. The only other game I can go back and play is Baldur's Gate, which I received when I was 12, but did not play for more than an hour until I was 20.

[Chashan]

Diablo 1.

Since Engrish is not my first language, 10-11 year old I was I did not understand all that much...but mood was memorable in that game. Certain sections scared the heck out of me too, then - the Butcher, Caves-soundtrack. Good kind of scare.

Modifié par Chashan, 08 décembre 2012 - 12:29 .

[Dutchess]

First games I played were Freddie Fish and Redcat. From about the age of 9 I played The Sims.

[xSTONEYx187x]

Naughty Bear wrote...

Abe's Odysee and Exoddus. Prefer Exoddus.

Hello, hello, follow me, OK!! *awerke, awerke, awerke, awerke* (noise of their feet when walking) 



GOMC has to Ocarina of Time, I spent so many days exploring the secrets of Hyrule. 

I'll never forget one of my proudest moments as a chisler, this was before the internet, and before I could purchase strategy guides. Crafting Biggoron's sword in LoZ: OoT. 

By God it was feat, so many different things you had to do, with no real indication as where to start looking. But I got those eyedrops, and Big Goron did his thang and crafted me the most powerful weapon in the game. Gannondork didn't stand a chance. 

[rovniy]

F-19 Stealth Fighter, Dune 2. Darkwing duck, Contra on nes. A bit later, in about 94 or 95, when we bought cd-rom drive, one of the first games i played was Lost Eden. Magic one that was.

Modifié par rovniy, 08 décembre 2012 - 01:45 .

[TheJester000]

Mike Tyson's Puch Out
Off Road
Shining Force 2
Phantasy Star IV
Shadowrun
Road Rash
Secret Of Mana
Zombies Ate My Neighbors
Zelda: Link To The Past

[MassFrost]

Donkey Kong Country for the SNES. I think I was about 7 years old when it came out, and I got it for Christmas. I don't even want to know how many hours I spent playing that game over and over.

[Wolfspawn]

Crash Bandicoot, for the most part. Also, Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom and Spider-Man 2. I didn't get interested in RPGs until... I honestly don't know when.

Yeah, I'm not that old.

Modifié par bob_20000, 09 décembre 2012 - 02:03 .

[candle_86]

For me it would be

Simcity 2000, Sonic2, Doom, and Civilization II

[Dominus]

I'm going to add one: Super Smash Bros(Series). My family and I played such an absurd amount of that game in the first 2 versions, I'd be hard pressed to say I don't smile at the sight at that game. It always provided me a chance to rile up my brother after beating him by saying:

"...you're not going to let evil win, are you?"

He then proceeds to get all huffy and try to beat me. On some rare ocassions, he's succeeded. Sheik/Zelda makes for one hell of a vicious combo.

Modifié par DominusVita, 09 décembre 2012 - 01:26 .