I’m going to copy Psymonkee and do this as well. Bored and may give it up after a few days but oh well.
In order, the days are…
* Day 1 – Very first video game.
* Day 2 – Favourite character.
* Day 3 – Game that is underrated.
* Day 4 – Guilty pleasure game.
* Day 5 – Game character you feel you are most like (or wish you were).
* Day 6 – Most annoying character.
* Day 7 – Favourite game couple.
* Day 8 – Best soundtrack.
* Day 9 – Saddest game scene.
* Day 10 – Best gameplay.
* Day 11 – Gaming system of choice.
* Day 12 – Game everyone should play.
* Day 13 – Game you’ve played more than five times.
* Day 14 – Current (or most recent) gaming wallpaper.
* Day 15 – Game you’re playing right now.
* Day 16 – Game with the best cut scenes.
* Day 17 – Favourite antagonist.
* Day 18 – Favourite protagonist.
* Day 19 – Game setting you wish you lived in.
* Day 20 – Favourite genre.
* Day 21 – Game with the best story.
* Day 22 – Game sequel which disappointed you.
* Day 23 – Game you think had the best graphics or art style.
* Day 24 – Favourite classic game.
* Day 25 – Game you plan on playing.
* Day 26 – Best voice acting.
* Day 27 – Most epic scene ever.
* Day 28 – Favourite game developer.
* Day 29 – Game you thought you wouldn’t like, but ended up loving.
* Day 30 – Favourite game of all time.
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So, day 1, my first video game.
The very first game I can truely recal playing was the first Streets of Rage on the Megadrive. I don’t remember a huge amount about it from back then. All I remember is that it was an awesome game, and I was terrible at it, never made it passed the third stage, though as a kid, that’s probably quite good. It was a challenge in the fact that, as far as I can recall, it had no save points, meaning it all had to be played in one go, which was rather hard as a child. Thank god save points came along, else i’d never finish anything.
However, the game that stick in my mind strongest as being my first true video game was Goldeneye on the Nintendo 64. I dread to think how many hours I wasted on that with my brother, and later, my dad. To this day, it remains my favourite game of all time, even ahead of Rock Band and Pokemon, purely because it was such a strong full on introduction into a world I barely paid any attention too.
Diary of an on/off scorewhore 