What's Your Gaming First Love?
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I think it was pokemon yellow. Sure it pissed me off when i had to train my nidoran/mankey to lv 12, just to beat gym one, on lv 5(and lower) caterpie, but it had me the moment i beat brock and could finally move on.
Pokemon. The first game I've owned- and the one that has been with me ever since (in some form or another).
Ah, I was about to say this, but I think I'm gonna go with Pokemon Yellow. I was in love with that game.3quency said:
"Cybernoid 2" on my good ole commodore 128
The music was just kick-ass like no other in-game-music before...and the game kicked my ass equally hard as well (damn, was it difficult)
Remember I often had it running just for the music (cause playing it really got me nowhere- though i really tried)
But fell in love nevertheless - so my 1st-gaming-love was a pretty abusive relationship.how fitting
The music was just kick-ass like no other in-game-music before...and the game kicked my ass equally hard as well (damn, was it difficult)
Remember I often had it running just for the music (cause playing it really got me nowhere- though i really tried)
But fell in love nevertheless - so my 1st-gaming-love was a pretty abusive relationship.how fitting
Rugrats on the ps1.
The entire game was completely substandard, even by playstation 1 standards. But there was one level, right at the very end. You play as the rugrats spin off of godzilla. I forget his name. But basically, you smash through an open world city, (really ambitious stuff for that time) until you get to the town square. Every building was destructible, you could smash cars, people, anything. But yeah, you get to the town square. He puts on a top hat, and gets a cane to do a phat dance number. Good times.
The entire game was completely substandard, even by playstation 1 standards. But there was one level, right at the very end. You play as the rugrats spin off of godzilla. I forget his name. But basically, you smash through an open world city, (really ambitious stuff for that time) until you get to the town square. Every building was destructible, you could smash cars, people, anything. But yeah, you get to the town square. He puts on a top hat, and gets a cane to do a phat dance number. Good times.
Mine was Kirby Nightmare in Dreamland. That game is colossal! I still play it all the time 
Still haven't finished it though...
Still haven't finished it though...I agree with you, I saddens me that the Disney character was kind of cast aside for the androgynous teenage cast of the FFX series.sergnb said:
Jak II. Ah, it seems like only yesterday I played that timeless classic; probably because it was only yesterday. What can I say? I love the classics. And terrorizing the city after collecting all the Precursor Orbs and gaining the invulnerability and infinite ammo and Dark Eco cheats never loses its charm. Especially when it carries over into Jak 3 when you have 12 insanely overpowered guns, like the Arc Wielder and the Super Nova.
Either Crash 3 or Half Life,though my memories at that young of an age are pretty fuzzy so for all I know it could've been Duke Nukem 1,2,or 3D,or Super Mario 3,or Zelda.
Me and Super Mario World on the SNES had a long, healthy relationship, as it was the only good game the after school club I went to from ages 4-11 had. The first year or so, maybe didn't play it, but for about 6 years, I played that game many, many, many times a week God knows how long I actually spent playing it...
God knows how long I actually spent playing it...
Shining force was the first game I really liked I played games before that but it really got me into gaming.
KotOR it was my first love yeah i played games before it but only KotOR truly my first love and it's first game i played through multiple times, 5 to be exact.
I'm surprised no-one's said Grim Fandango yet... So I will It was awesome even though I played like what, 5 years after it came out? I loved it nevertheless
It was awesome even though I played like what, 5 years after it came out? I loved it nevertheless