Most magical gaming moment?
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Most magical gaming moment?
Let's list the moments we've had in video games that were something completely new; something you've never experienced before by technology and innovation; your 'epiphany' if you will.
For me, it was playing my first online game. Logging onto PSO immediately after its release and cooperatively killing a Dragon with others around the world. It was like an entire new age of gaming lifting a veil from my eyes.
Honorable mentions:
Having my first conversation with Seaman, then leaving him explore my television-set of a fish tank while I did schoolwork for 3 hours, occasionally checking up on him.
Playing a Sega Saturn in 1995.
Connecting to my first game of Counter-Strike and disconnecting 13 hours later.
For me, it was playing my first online game. Logging onto PSO immediately after its release and cooperatively killing a Dragon with others around the world. It was like an entire new age of gaming lifting a veil from my eyes.
Honorable mentions:
Having my first conversation with Seaman, then leaving him explore my television-set of a fish tank while I did schoolwork for 3 hours, occasionally checking up on him.
Playing a Sega Saturn in 1995.
Connecting to my first game of Counter-Strike and disconnecting 13 hours later.
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While not the "most" magical moment I suppose this is a memorable one:
I waited outside Target the morning that Star Fox 64 was being released. Once it opened I was at the electronic department with like three mothers buying the game for their kids.
I got home, started playing and was wowed by the force feedback.
Being able to feel every explosion made the game so much cooler.
I waited outside Target the morning that Star Fox 64 was being released. Once it opened I was at the electronic department with like three mothers buying the game for their kids.
I got home, started playing and was wowed by the force feedback.
Being able to feel every explosion made the game so much cooler.
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The christmas i got my dreamcast staying up for 3 days straight playing shenmue, only to find out that it did not end at the end of disc 3 (i kept thinking to myself, wow this disc has a lot on in compared to the others).
When i ran the first bit of code i ever wrote for the dreamcast and got to see the screenfill up with red and green bars(which was what i wanted to happen).
Almost missing the bus to school to send reaper the final revision of my modifications to NeoCD, and getting to programming class to see the news headline 'NeoCD v5 Quzar CL Edition' and showing all my friends =).
Going over to my grandmother's house on christmas morning and finding not only a bin full of NES and coleco stuff, but a brand new genesis (apparently my mom had bought the nes/coleco stuff at a garage sale and my grandmother who was told to get me something to use with it got me the genesis ). THEN while my mother was reading the instruction book as to how to hook it up, hooking it up myself and already having beaten the first boss before she realized i was playing.
The first time I ever beat my mom at Donkey Kong Jr. (we used to play 2600 against each other when i was like... 5 or so).
For my final project in my first programming class in 9th grade writing a vertical shooter game, with cinematic and all in VB, while everyone else wrote calculators. The greatest thing was that I couldn't understand how to create multiple instances of the bullet, so you could only shoot one at a time or have a 'bullet shield' in front of you.
Playing DDR in endless mode for 3 hours wearing 5lb weights, only to stop when receiving a phone call that i had to take.
WAYYY TOO MANY.
When i ran the first bit of code i ever wrote for the dreamcast and got to see the screenfill up with red and green bars(which was what i wanted to happen).
Almost missing the bus to school to send reaper the final revision of my modifications to NeoCD, and getting to programming class to see the news headline 'NeoCD v5 Quzar CL Edition' and showing all my friends =).
Going over to my grandmother's house on christmas morning and finding not only a bin full of NES and coleco stuff, but a brand new genesis (apparently my mom had bought the nes/coleco stuff at a garage sale and my grandmother who was told to get me something to use with it got me the genesis ). THEN while my mother was reading the instruction book as to how to hook it up, hooking it up myself and already having beaten the first boss before she realized i was playing.
The first time I ever beat my mom at Donkey Kong Jr. (we used to play 2600 against each other when i was like... 5 or so).
For my final project in my first programming class in 9th grade writing a vertical shooter game, with cinematic and all in VB, while everyone else wrote calculators. The greatest thing was that I couldn't understand how to create multiple instances of the bullet, so you could only shoot one at a time or have a 'bullet shield' in front of you.
Playing DDR in endless mode for 3 hours wearing 5lb weights, only to stop when receiving a phone call that i had to take.
WAYYY TOO MANY.
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- The ends of both Shenmue games
first and only time Ive got into a games story so much that its effected my emotions
- First time I played a Playstation
basically the first time I ever played a 3D game
- Multiplayer Goldeneye
Considering Im really not into multiplayer stuff, this is the first of a very, very small amount of games where I actually enjoyed multiplayer. So it taught me that multiplayer can be fun.
first and only time Ive got into a games story so much that its effected my emotions
- First time I played a Playstation
basically the first time I ever played a 3D game
- Multiplayer Goldeneye
Considering Im really not into multiplayer stuff, this is the first of a very, very small amount of games where I actually enjoyed multiplayer. So it taught me that multiplayer can be fun.
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the first time I played SMB
The first time I played Contra
My best friend and I dominating Super Spike V'Ball at some guy's birthday party in 6th grade (4 players at once!!! OMG!!!)
The first time I saw a Street Fighter II arcade machine
The first time I saw the TMNT arcade machine
The first time I played a Daytona USA arcade machine
Beating Double Dragon in the arcade
Playing Final Fight for the first time on SNES.
Seeing F-Zero for the first time
Beating Revenge of Shinobi
the first time I successfuly completed a multiplayer game of Vampire the Masquerade: Redemption as a storytell, and to have all the other players praise me for having conceiled my identity as the story teller throughout the game.
The first time I played a Quake II deathmatch in the computer lab at the college I went to.
Playing the "Capture the chicken" mod in the computer lab at 3 AM with 20 other people when I should have been studying for a final.
Playing Panzer Dragoon on Saturn for the first time.
Beating Shenmue
The first time I played Contra
My best friend and I dominating Super Spike V'Ball at some guy's birthday party in 6th grade (4 players at once!!! OMG!!!)
The first time I saw a Street Fighter II arcade machine
The first time I saw the TMNT arcade machine
The first time I played a Daytona USA arcade machine
Beating Double Dragon in the arcade
Playing Final Fight for the first time on SNES.
Seeing F-Zero for the first time
Beating Revenge of Shinobi
the first time I successfuly completed a multiplayer game of Vampire the Masquerade: Redemption as a storytell, and to have all the other players praise me for having conceiled my identity as the story teller throughout the game.
The first time I played a Quake II deathmatch in the computer lab at the college I went to.
Playing the "Capture the chicken" mod in the computer lab at 3 AM with 20 other people when I should have been studying for a final.
Playing Panzer Dragoon on Saturn for the first time.
Beating Shenmue
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- Receiving a Famicon
- Getting the SNES
- Playing Turtles in Time with my brothers
- Getting the N64
- Playinig Goldeneye the first time
- Feeling Goldeneye with the Rumble Pak
- Playing Mario Kart 64 the first time
- Playing Smash Bros. for the first time on the N64
- Getting my Pok?mon Blue version from Spain (mind I was in Colombia at the time)
- Buying PSO Ep. 1&2
- Getting online with PSO and my GC
- Beating The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Master Quest
- Mario Kart Double Dash 8 players LAN
- Playing Halo 2 on XBox Live
- Playing Battlefield 2 in a 64 player server
And many more that i dont remember ATM.
- Getting the SNES
- Playing Turtles in Time with my brothers
- Getting the N64
- Playinig Goldeneye the first time
- Feeling Goldeneye with the Rumble Pak
- Playing Mario Kart 64 the first time
- Playing Smash Bros. for the first time on the N64
- Getting my Pok?mon Blue version from Spain (mind I was in Colombia at the time)
- Buying PSO Ep. 1&2
- Getting online with PSO and my GC
- Beating The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Master Quest
- Mario Kart Double Dash 8 players LAN
- Playing Halo 2 on XBox Live
- Playing Battlefield 2 in a 64 player server
And many more that i dont remember ATM.
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First time playing system link on halo with friends (playing almost every week)
playing tekken on the playstation the day it came out (played with friends for hours switching out the loser)
first time playing age of empires 2 (played for almost a year online, even had a clan with a website)
playing quake 3 online with the dreamcast
Playing duckhut with the gun
playing tekken on the playstation the day it came out (played with friends for hours switching out the loser)
first time playing age of empires 2 (played for almost a year online, even had a clan with a website)
playing quake 3 online with the dreamcast
Playing duckhut with the gun
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in Resident Evil 2 when for the first time you see a licker crawling in the window
and in the interrogation room a licker jump from the window
(resident evil 2 was my first survival terror game........)
seeing the gamecube console for the first time (it was surprise of how small it was , the same whit the disks)
playing atari 2600 for first time
playing SMB and punch out for first time.....................
and in the interrogation room a licker jump from the window
(resident evil 2 was my first survival terror game........)
seeing the gamecube console for the first time (it was surprise of how small it was , the same whit the disks)
playing atari 2600 for first time
playing SMB and punch out for first time.....................
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Walking around in the Shenmue games, just looking around, enjoying everything I see and hear (music, not voices ) Especially disc 4 of Shenmue 2 was beautiful. My mom went upstairs to tell me to turn down the volume because she could hear the music through the house
Playing Grandia 2 on DC, basicly one of my first DC games and even though it was in 2003, it was one helluva experience, especially the part where Ryudo and Melfice are talking to each other, and the part with Millennia in the end. The great voiceacting really got me involved in this game.
Back when I was perhaps only 8 years old I loved to break the scores of the head-teacher of primary school in Outrun. I still remember getting very high ranks, although I can not remember beating the game or becoming first. It was really nice to play this game 10 years later when I got Shenmue 2, being united again with the first racing game I ever played.
Getting up at 6 in the morning because I couldn't sleep anymore. It was the first time I was running a game with full 3d acceleration: Need for Speed 3 on a TNT2 back in '99. Beautiful!! I'm still using this graphics card btw
Playing Skies of Arcadia with my girlfriend about one and a half year ago. Playing till 4 in the morning, getting up and continuing our quest. Another magical thing in this game was when I wasn't allowed to continue the game because of a promise to her not to play alone: I used to just walk around on the first Island, listening to the music, climbing the stairs to that high place, looking down, enjoying everything. It was beautiful, because I loved the style it breathes, and I am not spoiled by graphics of some kind of highend pc rig ^^
Playing Grandia 2 on DC, basicly one of my first DC games and even though it was in 2003, it was one helluva experience, especially the part where Ryudo and Melfice are talking to each other, and the part with Millennia in the end. The great voiceacting really got me involved in this game.
Back when I was perhaps only 8 years old I loved to break the scores of the head-teacher of primary school in Outrun. I still remember getting very high ranks, although I can not remember beating the game or becoming first. It was really nice to play this game 10 years later when I got Shenmue 2, being united again with the first racing game I ever played.
Getting up at 6 in the morning because I couldn't sleep anymore. It was the first time I was running a game with full 3d acceleration: Need for Speed 3 on a TNT2 back in '99. Beautiful!! I'm still using this graphics card btw
Playing Skies of Arcadia with my girlfriend about one and a half year ago. Playing till 4 in the morning, getting up and continuing our quest. Another magical thing in this game was when I wasn't allowed to continue the game because of a promise to her not to play alone: I used to just walk around on the first Island, listening to the music, climbing the stairs to that high place, looking down, enjoying everything. It was beautiful, because I loved the style it breathes, and I am not spoiled by graphics of some kind of highend pc rig ^^
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I have soooo many; whenever I first played a nintendo console, with the exception of the N64, was magical to me. However, I'm buying another n64 this weekend and am looking forward to playing some games that I missed out on while I was busy playing the psx. I'm also going to mod my n64 for imports even though it wasn't that popular in japan. Mainly, I'm interested in playing Sin and Punishment which I heard some good things about from friends.
First time playing Tempest in the arcades; that was pretty much my first exposure to arcade gaming.
When I was first introduced to gaming with the atari 2600, and later with the coleco
First time I played Super Mario for nes
Playing Killer Instinct for the snes
First time I modded my dc; first console I've ever modded. I chipped it and changed the main power leds.
Playing snes, nes games on my dc. Good times indeed.
Playing my first import titles on the Saturn, and especially playing Radiant Silvergun.
Having a blast with my brother playing The simpsons arcade game back in 1991.
First time playing Tempest in the arcades; that was pretty much my first exposure to arcade gaming.
When I was first introduced to gaming with the atari 2600, and later with the coleco
First time I played Super Mario for nes
Playing Killer Instinct for the snes
First time I modded my dc; first console I've ever modded. I chipped it and changed the main power leds.
Playing snes, nes games on my dc. Good times indeed.
Playing my first import titles on the Saturn, and especially playing Radiant Silvergun.
Having a blast with my brother playing The simpsons arcade game back in 1991.