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[Testlund]

...and HoW, Oblivion and The Witcher.

[Duck and Cover]

my first rpg would be d&d of course. If you mean crpg I'd have to go with Bard's Tale 2. Only made it about halfway through that game before I got stuck. I was pretty young at the time. rpg's were hard for me back then. Seems like crpg's were hard in the 80's (never made it past Wastleand either- scorpitron in Vegas did me in). After BG2 things got easy until Dragon Age.

[Anrah]

Super Mario RPG.



Love that game.

[mufuti7]

My first RPGs ever were Final Fantasy 4 and Zelda for SNES and my first PC RPG Ultima VII.

I always get a warm feeling thinking back at the days of Fallout, BG 1, Planescape Torment and other classics that really made me love the genre.

[devious444]

DRagon Warrior on NES. Originally titled dragon quest 1. Changed stateside. was awesome. But i really loved rpg's when FF1 on nes came out.

[Nettle01]

The Bard's Tale on the Amstrad CPC464.......I still remember the naff tunes that the Bard used to play as you wandered around.........cry...then....much later...Wizardry 7 ...ace game!

[Cruel Lama]

wastelands

[Sihnunkainen]

Diablo. Still one of the best ones out there.

[Oslegend]

Dragon Warrior for NES

[tarValeth]

The first was The dark eye I think, a german RPG...

Second was betrayal at Krondor, which was a magnificent game.



Hooray for the old RPG's, they were great, storywise.

[alarix81]

I don't really remember what my first RPG was. It was on the Sega Master System and I remember discovering a city of white dome-like buildings in a forest. I was probably too young to understand English back then, I had no idea what I was doing.

The first RPG I really played and somewhat understood was Ys: The Vanished Omen, also on the Master System. I liked it, but for some reason I didn't play any other RPG's until Fallout and Baldur's Gate were released.

[Burnt_Toast]

Hmmm... Ultima 1 on the Atari 130xe. Unless Zork counts.

[lone_dragon36]

lol how about zork on on the apple IIe like back in the early 80's i think

no graphics all text

[Muadddibb]

1ste turn based rpg was KoTOR

[Trigonous]

The Legend of Zelda II: Adventures of Link.



Worst official Zelda title, mostly because it was an RPG. And after that, it was KotOR, I believe. It's hard to remember that far back...

[thebuggiman]

Diablo 2 one of the greatest rpg my opinion (still plays it)

[Littledingo]

Ahh Diablo~ It came out when I was six and my Dad was a massive gamer so me, him and my brother all used to play today. After that it was Baldurs gate<3 I still play both

[Shalishaska]

Modifié par Shalishaska, 09 novembre 2009 - 08:57 .

[Shalishaska]

if i'm not mistaken it was NOX, that games was pretty cool.

[CalmProto]

Ultima I on the atari 800. Started with three friends, each of us telling the guy at the keyboard what to do with our namesake on the monitor. What little we knew. Still have an old printout of the codex of ultimate wisdom and walkthrough from that game.

Eventually Ultima IX took me seven years and three computers and a flying cheat to finish. The 'final' patch to Ultima IX seemed to break as many things as it fixed.

[CalmProto]

Burnt_Toast wrote...

Hmmm... Ultima 1 on the Atari 130xe. Unless Zork counts.

Yeah Zork counts!  Forgot all about those infocom games.
Inputing more than two words per line was hard to get use to with their games.

[Drakenlot]

Secret of Monkey Island anyone?
Traditional RPG - Final Fantasy

I wonder if you would count Space Quest as an RPG.
Cause I remember playing that so much, trying to find how many ways I could kill Roger Wilco.

Modifié par Drakenlot, 09 novembre 2009 - 09:24 .

[PinkMagus]

Mine was either Final Fantasy VI (It was the American Cartridge labeled as III), or Chrono Trigger. I am still very fond of both of them...



And suddenly I come to wonder what a TC mod of FFVI or CT would be like with DA:O.

[Sanctier]

Final Fantasy VI, I still consider it the best FF game out there...



For PC however I think it was either Baldurs Gate or Fallout, can't remeber which one I got first but they are both outstanding games!

[Vincent Rosevalliant]

Secret of Mana, SNES