Personal First's In Gaming

[The]

First game finished: Sly 2

First game to make me cry: GTA: San Andreas

First multiplayer game: Team Fortress 2

 

[Vault101]

Come on, first multiplayer COD4? First FPS Portal?! First everything Bioshock?!

actually Bioshock was second (yoshi's island first) I just forgot...since Bioshock obviously stuck in my mind more

I had an N64 and everything....its just I never really "got" into gaming unitll Bioshock

so yeah...goldeneye on the N64 and everything

 

[Avayu]

First Gaming Memories: Watching my father play Wing Commander and Tombraider.

First Game Played: Hard to say since my memories here are shrouded by silly children games borrowed fromt the library. One of the first games I consciously remember playing was called 3-D Ultra Pinball. I still own that one, since I've stolen it from my father at some point.

First RTS: Either Age of Empires 2 or Settlers 3.

First Shooter: I don't remember the name, but I remember that the game was so bad that you could one-shot enemies with a sniper rifle by hitting the barrels of their rifles.

First RPG: Icewind Dale

First Big Multiplayer Game: World in Conflict

First Game to make me cry: The closest I ever came to this would have to be the Mass Effect series in general, which is the series I've become the most emotionally invested in.

First Game to convince me that they were more than just toys: Probably also Mass Effect ... No, scratch that. As strange as it may sound, I'd have to say Call of Duty 4. Not because it was anywhere close to art, but because it had some scenes that really showed me the potential games have as a medium.

First Game to make me proud of beating it : Titan Quest

First Game I nearly became addicted to: Titan Quest

First Game to teach me something complex : I'd say that every game with more complex mechanics than "Go there, shoot that guy in the face" teaches you something complex. But the first game that I really had to put work into to learn was World in Conflict. It taught me to macro- and micromanage, to cooperate as a team and to react and strategise quickly. All that I also knew before, but WiC taught me that I had to do all of them at the same time to be successfull.

 

[5-0]

First game played: Think it was Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II. It was my brother's. We never got beyond the third level. Epic game though.

First game completed: Lego Alpha Team *snigger*. It was really hard as well!

First multiplayer game: Split-screen on Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2. Oh, the memories.

First console: An Xbox. I was late to the party.

First game of this generation: GTA IV. What a way to begin.

First Game to teach me something complex: Assassin's Creed 2 I suppose. For teaching me about history.

 

[The Wykydtron]

First Game: Technically it was some Sonic game but since I can't remember which one i'll go for the original Rayman on the PS1. Fuck Band Land

First game(s) I could consider art/more than toys: Persona 4/Mass Effect. I don't need to gush over Persona 4 here (though I really want to) and most people would agree with me on the ME front.


First Multiplayer game: Guitar Hero 3. I got a decent Internet connection pretty late XP

First fighting game: Soul Caliber 4

First fighting game I liked: Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, tis awesome

 

[Pfheonix]

First Actual Game: Those old Putt-Putt games, honestly.
First FPS: Delta Force 2
First MMO: Runescape. Yep. That piece of sh-.
First RTS: Chaos Island, followed by SW: Galactic Battlegrounds.
First Fighting Game: That was some old Digimon game that I played at a friend's house. Awesome game honestly.
First Flight Sim: Fighter's Anthology. Old Jane's Survey sim... Love it.
First Game I Beat: Chaos Island.
First Game I Cheated in: Not sure... Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast or SW: Galactic Battlegrounds. Forcebuild, oh how I love you.
First Steam Game: Half-Life 2: Episodic.
First Game on the Steam Platform (PacSteam): Half-Life 2 and GMod.
First Space Sim: Wing Commander IV, followed by Prophecy, then FreeSpace: The Great War.