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[Robbiesan]

I want ME1, KOTOR and Jade Empire to be added to mine

 

 

Those too (KOTOR/JE).  I think Jade Empire was actually my first BW game on the first Xbox.  I loved that game. 

[smooth_operator]

I played

 

KOTOR

Mass Effect 1-3

Jade Empire

DragonAge 1-3

 

I played a little bit of MDK2 and TOR, but not very much.  I love Jade Empire such fond memories

[ParthianShotX]

I'm embarassed.  I loved KOTOR.  Never realized it was BW.  *blush*

[ALTBOULI]

I really enjoyed KOTOR and Jade Empire, I even bought another copy of them for the PC - I wonder if there is actually any medals for those games?

[DrKilledbyDeath]

Damn it Bioware has found our secret weakness to make us buy more games, little icons on a forum.

[SofaJockey]

Damn it Bioware has found our secret weakness to make us buy more games, little icons on a forum.

 

People have bought things for less 

[DrKilledbyDeath]

I want my Mass Effect icon.... but I don't have xbox live any more. Woe is me.

[Jugger nuggss]

Old enough to party

[EVILFLUFFMONSTER]

People have bought things for less 

I was terrible with Mass Effect (series), I tried everything I could to get all possible DLC and outfits, Promotional stuff etc. Tempted to buy something from Logitech for their nifty DAI mount..

[Nythrius]

32 Here, and my first experience with video games was pong, then atari 2600, etc.  My wife is a computer gamer, but I'm a console gamer, but we get along fine.  Just wish we had more time to play (4 young kids + grad school put a damper on gaming time)

[mrs_anomaly]

High five Nythrius, 4 kids here too. 

 

All you men got it easy with your gaming wife unicorns! PFFFT. I have an outdoorsy husband. He once promised to play a game with me when the first Borderlands came out and he saw I was interested and gave it to me for XMAS. Never happened because he just cannot get into gaming. I'm not upset with his lack of gaming and he's very tolerant of my gaming habits as I am of his outdoors love (like camping, long distance cycling etc). 

 

I am too lazy to post a bunch of images but I started off with Coleco Vision and my favorite game when I was around 8 ish? was the 2010/HAL spaceship game where you completed the circuits to thwart HAL from sabotaging the ship LOL I also had an Atari or something and a Nintendo 64, Commodore 64 and an Apple IIE and other various things. 

 

39 here, as I mentioned earlier in the thread. And kids just ought to realize we're the OG gamers 

[SofaJockey]

Does Anyone Want Any Toast?

 

[Yumi]

Damn, I thought I was the only person who knew what Red Dwarf was lol.

I was going to make this exact comment.

I guess there are three of us in total now lol.

[ParthianShotX]

I guess there are three of us in total now lol.

 

Four.

[Kenny Bania]

Red Dwarf isn't exactly uncommon on this side of the pond.

[Gya]

Red Dwarf isn't exactly uncommon on this side of the pond.

Too smegging true.

Edit:

DAMP needs a mission failure voiceover with Holly. "They're all dead, Dave"

[Robbiesan]

Does Anyone Want Any Toast?

 

 

I really gotta check out this series, have heard nothing but good about it.  I was born in UK, but moved to Canada when 7, so really missed out on some great UK humor.

[Yumi]

Poldark isn't exactly popular here in 'Murica neither and me/the wife are digging the hell outta that.

Edit: the new 2015 remake.

[EVILFLUFFMONSTER]

I prefer the toasters voice in the audio version of better than life, the Red Dwarf book.

I grew up watching Red Dwarf in high school with my friends.

[kmeeg]

I'm 38 years old and I met my wife in a mmorpg. We have been married now for 9 years and have 2 kids. 

[TaHol]

Nice thread! April 16 I will turn 46, and I'm proud and perfectly perv (this said one of my quild-members in TERA, greetings to Poland).

 

This is what happened: I bought my first PC...10 years ago if I remember right. It wasn't much and I hardly understood how to turn it on. The man I dated that time was a bit younger than me and used to gaming. He came with a game to me: it was Age of Empires. He said: "I think you are that kind of person who likes this stuff. Lets try it! ". I had never played a video-game before, but I generally liked all kinds of games. My reaction:

 

 

Lets just say that he changed my life, and if that was his mission in my life he frieking accomplished it. I wanted more, and I bought Gothic 2 just by the pictures in cover. That was the deal that made me a gamer and I have been it ever since and God it has given me so much. I must say my life was empty on hollow before gaming, and I was born to play games. I wish I would have born later, because I really would have wanted to work in gaming industry. Others I'm happy in my age and hardly ever think about it. I do what I want when I want without explanations.

 

And now I can even build a PC if I have to. I happily fix other peoples computers too, without any education. So I guess this is my passion.

 

Only downside is that I have stress-injuries in my hands...from gaming. Both shoulders, both wrists, right elbow, all have suffered. Given is my joints are not good to begin with. But I wish companies would think their games from ergonomic point too. For example BioWare insisting we have to hold RMB down when moving is horrible, and adds unneeded stress to right hand (though now they finally fixed it so you can toggle it off). DAO pretty much broke my right shoulder. The Secret World is so unergonomic I can never play that game again.

 

I have allways known gamers are much older than we are led to believe, oldest person I have met was 70 years old in Hellgate Global.

[Catastrophy]

Almost too old to party.

[MaxCrushmore]

Red Dwarf isn't exactly uncommon on this side of the pond.

 

Not uncommon on my side of the pond either. It was quite a popular show