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dignatas 08-09-2011 07:05 PM

I will show my PC gaming history

10 years old i remember playing neopets and runescape classic. PKING and remaking new characters was so fun

played gunbound, maple story :facepalm: and started my counter strike around the age of 13 :fullofwin:

I remember playing other teams at RUSH when it was so popular back in the days now it's gone :alone:

I was a very competitive player in team games. Played DotA tournaments like the one in DNA grand opening and got 2nd place :okay: and various others online. Even SC2 Tournaments but there are too many pros

now playing CS competitively and it is dying. Waiting for DotA 2 and be pro again LOL

dangonay 08-09-2011 07:07 PM

This is the first game I really enjoyed playing. So simple and basic, yet quite addictive.


dignatas 08-09-2011 07:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trancehead (Post 7539783)
Dont think I've seen DOTA here yet.

It effectively ran my life from 2nd-3rd year university. Failed a couple of courses.
I decided it was time to quit. At least 10 times. Each time I uninstalled Dota, I ended up reinstalling it a couple days later saying to myself "I'll only play for a bit". It was like going through withdrawal.

Then the day I ACTUALLY quit, that following term was my best ever. Pulled out 2 A's in my classes. I havn't looked back since

God damn I was an addict

not going to lie, out of every game I have played (heck even World of warcraft.. I had 6k GS when it was maxed around there) DotA was THE MOST addicting game EVER! Counter strike and maple story at it's prime did not give the addiction. Playing DotA ALL NIGHT and pulling an all nighter is considered normal back in the days.

edit: I see revscene mostly consists of casual gamers. Anyone played anything competitively?

LiquidTurbo 08-09-2011 07:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dangonay (Post 7540013)
This is the first game I really enjoyed playing. So simple and basic, yet quite addictive.

‪Dogfight for the Apple II‬‏ - YouTube

This means that this wasn't the first game you played.

You must be old.. :troll:

Purely 08-09-2011 07:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dignatas (Post 7540011)
I will show my PC gaming history

10 years old i remember playing neopets and runescape classic. PKING and remaking new characters was so fun

played gunbound, maple story :facepalm: and started my counter strike around the age of 13 :fullofwin:

I remember playing other teams at RUSH when it was so popular back in the days now it's gone :alone:

I was a very competitive player in team games. Played DotA tournaments like the one in DNA grand opening and got 2nd place :okay: and various others online. Even SC2 Tournaments but there are too many pros

now playing CS competitively and it is dying. Waiting for DotA 2 and be pro again LOL

played all the games you did as well.. RS Classic pking was hard.. 3 hit KO from pures.

Hondaracer 08-09-2011 08:30 PM

to preface this i'm 25

probably first or very close to would be the Atari 2600 that we had as well as an even older Atari computer of some sort, then came Apple 2 i belive as well as the 4.5" floppy on the older model macs

Then we had a Sega Master system, i remember space harrier gave me nightmares and other games like Shinobi and others

then came SNES, this is when my dad sort of got into gaming playing a few titles here and there such as Link to the past, etc. Mario was everyones first game for SNES most likely, and then kind of grew up with SNES with titles like mario kart, Illusions of Gaia, mario RPG, Earthbound, Shadowrun, and countless others, nothin like going to the video store and picking up the square box the cart came in lol

Then we started to get more and more computers

we probably had 4-5 computers which ran varrying degree's of games like floppies, Leisure suit larry, Skifree on the older models, etc.

N64 next, to this day still the best christmas present ive ever got, it may not be the most expensive or fanciest, but my parents built it up so much towards christmas that they could not afford it and we'll buy one later on, then to my suprise i unwrap a brand new N64 on christmas morning :fullofwin:

waited and waited for Ocarina of time, i remember i was hooked to getting it ASAP even when i saw the very first development shots in gaming magazines etc.

Funny enough when "gaming" computers were picking up speed shortly before half-life came out we had bought a decent rig with a voodoo graphics card it was basically a mid-range rig id say, shortly after getting it our house was broken into and the computer stolen and we ended up getting basically another half the value of the original computer to add towards the new one, so we went and built an awsome rig and got a bunch of brand new games including Half-life to test it

started playing alot of half-life and eventually a friend of mine in highschool told me about this new mod called counter-strike, I can honestly say i played when the game was basically months old into launch and played it for numerous years after

CS_docks and the M4 with a scope were the shit

Never got a PS1 but played gran turismo with friends here and there

Bought a PS2 for Vice City, it ended up being worth it, played a bunch of different games, enjoyed Suikoden 3 alot

Then got into MMORPG's with Everquest, Best gaming experience of my life and although ive played WoW fairly extensively and the WoW world is beyond impressive, i still laugh at the people who think WoW is the shit compared to what Everquest was pre-luclin expansion

If anyone is interested in seeing what made EQ so great, a guy on another forum was discussing EQ and he played during the game time period i did, i copied what he had to say about EQ VS WoW here, i think it's the best i've heard it summed up:

Spoiler!


So from there on basically bought every new system outside of original Xbox, currently has PS3, 360, Wii, most gaming i've done in the last 2 years has been PC and playing Bad Company 2 on the 360

over my lifetime we've probably had like 15-18 computers, By far the best computer i've ever owned is my Vaio VGN-FE630

My favorite games with Everquest being No.1

http://www.tentonhammer.com/image/view/65350/preview


Fallout Series, 3/New Vegas

http://www.geek.com/wp-content/uploa...llout-3-12.jpg

Zelda Links Awakening

http://mercuryice.com/vgrevs/Legend_...creenShot2.jpg

Battlefield 2142

http://prezwho.com/wp-content/upload.../08/bf2142.jpg

Earthbound

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_SR_xbV49Tm...earthbound.jpg

http://www.mobygames.com/images/shot...references.gif

http://www.ibiblio.org/GameBytes/iss...ones/indy2.gif

http://www.scummvm.org/data/screensh...max-5-full.png

http://images.wikia.com/fullthrottle...le_-_large.gif

dangonay 08-09-2011 09:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LiquidTurbo (Post 7540097)
This means that this wasn't the first game you played.

You must be old.. :troll:

We had an original Pong game. Ordered it from the Sears catalogue (dad was a Sears store manager). Don't remember the year, but sometime in the 70's.

Also had an Altair 8800 too. ;)

oldsnail 08-09-2011 10:43 PM

i still have most of my consoles somewhere

consoles ,
atari 2600
Famicom w/ nintendo disk drive
SNES
Genisis/ CD/ 32x
turbografix16
panasonic 3do
Saturn
ps1
n64
dreamcast
gamecube
ps2
wii
xbox.360
ps3

hand held,
gb
game gear
gba
gba micro
psp
nds

pc
started playing sierra titles from a 386 such as kings quest, police quest..
started internet gaming with total anhillation, starcraft..

Lomac 08-10-2011 12:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dangonay (Post 7540207)
We had an original Pong game. Ordered it from the Sears catalogue (dad was a Sears store manager). Don't remember the year, but sometime in the 70's.

:lol Me too, though I found it at a garage sale at a neighbour's house.


For consoles, my list is pretty small (compared to some of yours, at least)

Atari 2600
NES (though, sadly, I only got it a year or two ago)
N64
Gamecube
Xbox 360

I used to play Goldeneye and Mario Kart 64 for hours with friends. The 360 has maybe 15 hours of use on it, even though I bought it when it first came out. The Gamecube has even less... maybe 3 hours of use? lol

As for PC's, I used to geek out on a couple of text-based RPG's (Star Trek was one, I think, and the other was some detective game) back when my parents bought our first computer. Then once we started upgrading, I began wasting hours on games a few games. The most memorable ones were

Simcity
Total Annihilation (still one of my favourite games)
Aces of the Pacific
Star Wars: Dark Forces
Star Wars: X-Wing (and vs. Tie Fighter)
Counterstrike

Apart from those, I haven't done much in the way of gaming. After Counterstrike 1.4 grew stale, I've pretty much steered clear of games. I'll still pick up one of my Rock Band/Guitar Hero guitars with a friend and "jam" while drinking, or maybe head over to a friend's to play MW:2 or Battlefield on their PS3, but that's pretty much it now.

Unless Angry Birds on an iPhone counts...? :lol

Energy 08-10-2011 01:26 AM

grade school - neopets, pokemon, diablo 1 and 2, starcraft. the sims
high school - ragnarok online, gunbound, CS, warcraft 3, dota
university - dota, starcraft 2

in the middle of those - ff 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13; kingdom hearts 1, 2, bbs, 358/2 days; all the metal gear since mgs; other random ps 1, 2, 3 games. I'm happy I never got sucked into all those COD, Halo stuff

now - still in university but don't play any games anymore except iphone games occasionally. Looking forward to diablo 3 and dota 2.

TOS'd 08-10-2011 01:27 AM

Second Life

taylorswift13 08-10-2011 11:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TOS'd (Post 7540498)
Second Life

usually people who play that are :alone: in their first life


twitchyzero 08-10-2011 11:22 PM

i personally started playing PC games when I was probably 5-6...it was that good old Mixed Up Mother Goose nursery game.

First 3D game was The Need for Speed SE when I was 8. I had strict Asian parents that deprived me from video games so I guess I'm sort of making up for it now haha. I remember i wanted Gameboy Colour so badly. I was fed up and few years later finally saved up to buy a PS2..but didn't want to blow all my savings on a gaming console (my money concious habits started early).

at the end of grade school I got into online gaming with starcraft for a few months..sucked ass but moved onto Counter-Strike 1.3. I probably put a good 1000-2000 hours on that during my high school years. I got into Battlfield 2 and was hooked on that for maybe a year and half. Easily another solid 500+ hours on that. Again, retarded parenting. I was not allowed to play on weekdays...so on weekend evenings I end up staying up.

When I started university, I finally bought myself a PS3 (my 1st gaming console)...which is why I'm glad there's HD remastered games coming back on blu-ray nowadays. All the while I come back and play the occasional popular FPS titles like CoD4/MW2 & L4D/L4d2 on PC..till maybe a year ago when my comp started having some troubles. I've been pretty busy the past two years and probably game a few hours a week...but at the same time I still buy games regularly so my backlog just gets bigger. I've recently gotten into RPG games, amazing stuff but they are just so massive in nature that I will probably never finish them with my busy schedule. The current game that I still play on a regular basis would be Gran Turismo 5. You just can't get bored with a good sim setup trying all 200 premium cars and learning and perfecting various racing techniques is quite rewarding.

Looking to come back to PC gaming real soon with so many great PC titles returning.

:alone:


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