Your first multiplayer experience?

[Naeras]

Mario Kart 64. Played it with my dad when I was 6-7 years old. Good times.

Online it was either Unreal Tournament: GOTY edition or Runescape(lol), can't quite remember which of them came first. I still play some UT from time to time, it's just too good.

 

[Rumpsteak]

My first offline multiplayer experience was on the N64. Frantic battles with my brother in wave race 64. Damn I love that game.

For online we fast forward a number of years to World of Warcraft. I was a late comer to the online scene and to be honest I don't like it much. I did really enjoy wow though.

 

[Kreett]

I uhh, got to.. try World of Warcraft at a friends house when I was younger.

 

[orpheuspariah]

First multiplayer? LittleBigPlanet. I had fun enjoying the MASSIVE lag on my old internet.
First competitive multiplayer? Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. I had to try out, and I had a lot of fun screwing the minds of my opponents.

 

[SeeIn2D]

Well my first multiplayer experience was playing Timesplitters 2 with a bunch of friends and then sometimes Halo with friends but I didn't have either of those games so it wasn't an independent multiplayer experience. My first independent multiplayer experience where I would just hop onto a game at home and play online was CoD4 back in 2007. I don't care what kind of flak the Call of Duty series gets, CoD4 was and still is one of the best and most innovative multiplayer experiences I've ever had.

 

[Whoatemysupper]

Goldeneye was my first really competitive game which I assume was alot of peoples from my generation.

God, I started playing that game with my step-brother and bio-brother when I was like 5. The last time we played was 2009 but I played story missions more recently. However my first online was AoE.

 

[Nelle]

World of Warcraft is enjoyable until to this day.. Well, to my opinion. Lol

 

[General Vengeance]

2001 Return to Castle Wolfenstein, my first experience with a first person shooter game that wasn't in an Arcade, and had a decent mutliplayer feature.

 

[AD-Stu]

Probably something like Double Dragon on the Master System - though if we're talking outside of shared-screen multiplayer then it'd be Duke Nukem 3D on a 14.4K modem-to-modem connection with my friend across the street.