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huntdownPM
#1
Your gaming career
Jul 15, 2009 5:26 PM
HuntDown Member - Joined: Oct 07, 2008
Posts: 247
some helping questions:
- when/how did u started playing?
- what were your first games?
- alltime favourites?
- UT is not the only game u play?
- how did u end up playing UT2004? =P
+ anything else related to this thread
Last edited by: huntdown Jul 15, 2009 5:29 PM
huntdownPM
#2
Jul 15, 2009 6:22 PM
HuntDown Member - Joined: Oct 07, 2008
Posts: 247
it's prty much random:
- i've started to play on PC back in '95 - '96. my first games to be played, as i remember, were Prehistoryc 2, Dyna Blaster, and Dune 2. other games almost the same period: SimCity 1, indy, Lotus, Ken Commander (3,5,6), Prince of persia 2, Wolfenstein, Raptor, Golden Axe, Aladin, Dangerous Dave, Jazz Jack Rabbit, Stunts, etc.
- started to play in multiplayer with Duke Nukem 3D (my first game to have a lot of fun! old nick name was "St.Peter" aka "Sf.Petru"). after that, other 3D shooters: Quake 1, Delta force 1 & 2, and Quake 2 (in 1999, at a local Quake 2 contest i've managed to get the 3rd prize)
- on rts section, i've played in '97 Warcraft 2, then lot of multiplayer Starcraft and broodwar. the last RTS was Emperror Battle for Dune.
- other games: Nfs 2 SE, 3, 5(porshe); Fifa99,2000,2002,2005.
- other 3d shooter: Blood, C&C Renegate, Serious Sam, Red Faction 1 & 2, Painkiller, Quake 3 arena, Aliens vs Predator 1 & 2, Area 51, Unreal Tournament 1, 2004 and III, and Fallout 3 (splendid game, i still have to finish it)
- other old pc games played less (randomly listed): tomb raider 1, age of empires 1, doom 2, destruction derby 1, twisted metal, carmageddon, radix, titus the fox, Lemmings, TIM, Monkey Island 1 & 2, black and white, (and many more, i don't remember them all now)

on Nintendo console( '96 - '98 ): Mortal Kombat 1, 2, 3, Trilogy, Ultimate, Street fighter, Donkey Kong Country 2, Pirates of the Dark Water, and some others.

some pics:
prehistorik 2:

dune 2:


Last edited by: huntdown Jul 17, 2009 7:15 AM
ig0r_PM
#3
Jul 17, 2009 5:09 AM
Ig0r. Member - Joined: May 26, 2009
Posts: 69
hunt we have so many games in common
i got my first pc when i was 7 years old (in 1992)
my first 3 games were
Wolfeinstein




Stunts



Prince of Persia 1

[img]http://www.abandonia.com/files/games/10/Prince%20of%20Persia_1.jpg[/img]

i also played these games between 92-96 years

Duke Nukem 1
Haloween
Raptor
Warcraft 1
Jazz Jack Rabbit
Commander Keen
Golden Axe (Dwarf was the best!!)
Ninja Turtles
Fifa International (the first fifa game, it was released in 94-95)
Prehistorik 1-2
Simcity
Lotus
Full Throttle
Day of the Tentacle
Doom 1-2
Super Street Fighter II Turbo
Command & Conquer.... and much more

on console

Virtua Fighter 1-2
Battle Arena Toshinden
Tekken
Sonic
Donkey Kong Country 1-2
Street Fighter
...
crusha_k_roolPM
#4
Jul 17, 2009 6:15 AM
[GSPB]Crusha Member - Joined: Oct 13, 2008
Posts: 926
My first contact with videogames was when I got a Gameboy to my birthday (don't know how old I was, but I played videogames already before I were capable of reading (though some games were english anyways).
My first game was Tetris and some crappy racing game.

Then I got the very first Super Mario.


Later then I got my first console, a Nintendo 64, which I still have today (yesterday I finally made it to collect all 120 stars in Super Mario 64, so it took me more than 11 years).

I also loved the Pokémon-games, but today I don't like the politic of Nintendo with the games, it's sad - also with all the cheaters.

My first game on a computer was a pinball-game by Codemasters, but damn, it was probably the best pinball I ever played. Those from today are all crap.
Another good one was RC Racers Deluxe, a game with small cars, that drive over an oversized track with traps, why the camera is fixed in birdperspective and with power-ups.

I then get to know the C&C-series. Red Alert was my first game from them and I played it a lot, though I never finished the campaign (damn, I was 7 or 8 years old).

A revolutionary game on N64 was also Donkey Kong 64, because it was just so enourmous big and had a really good gameplay with riddles everywhere. From this game I also got my nick, King Krusha K. Rool.


We were sharing a flat with a friend of us at that time and this way I already watched Far Cry, Unreal 2 and Return to Castle Wolfenstein at the age of 11 and even played some passages. (I watched RtCW all the time, but when the friend couldn't finish the final boss, then I tried once and did it).
Those games are still scary to me today, so it's a wonder that I never got nightmares from them with all that mutants, aliens, nazi-supersoldiers.
m-knellPM
#5
Jul 17, 2009 11:59 AM
M-knell Member - Joined: Feb 07, 2009
Posts: 130
m4v1 wrote:
hunt we have so many games in common


Not only you Me for example too. I think these games are well-known to the most part of old-school PC-gamers))

Well, first game was "Captain Comic" - EGA-graphics arcade platformer, it was in 1987 I didnt even know what "computer" and electronic games are. In our country there weren't game consoles or gamemachines etc at that time. But when i saw PC-Game and tried it... It was shock for little boy
Similar emotions i got few years later when i saw 1st FPS Wolfenstein 3D. First person view and 3D - it was shock too!

Other games i'v played at that time were almost the same that already mentioned here:
Stunts (OMG what a GAME!!! Dynamic, so many stunts and 1st game with custom tracks editor and cinematic replays)
Dune2
Dangerous Dave
Goody http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anyxUJ2OecY
TestDrive 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw_dUoakQmY
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXGdhDnPoUM
F15
F117
Prehistorik
Raptor
Commander Keen

Later was Doom, Quake, F22 Retailator, Worms, Duke Nukem 3d (I built maps for it btw etc etc etc all what i got!
I wasnt fastidious than and it was so few games and so much freetime and now - vice versa
Last edited by: m-knell Jul 17, 2009 12:03 PM
pegasus_PM
#6
Jul 17, 2009 9:39 PM
Non-member Joined: Jun 20, 2009
Posts: 234
Interesting thread, lots of common ground with what I've read here - I promise I'll tell ya about my gaming resume soon enough!

For now, though, I'd propose changing the topic's title (if possible) to something a bit more descriptive of its content, like "[Tell us about]Your gaming career!", just so ppl get the right idea from the start about the discussion. Yes? No?
Eyes in the skies.
crusha_k_roolPM
#7
Jul 18, 2009 3:18 AM
[GSPB]Crusha Member - Joined: Oct 13, 2008
Posts: 926
pegasus_ wrote:
Interesting thread, lots of common ground with what I've read here - I promise I'll tell ya about my gaming resume soon enough!

For now, though, I'd propose changing the topic's title (if possible) to something a bit more descriptive of its content, like "[Tell us about]Your gaming career!", just so ppl get the right idea from the start about the discussion. Yes? No?


I don't think that it is possible in this board to change the thread-title afterwards.