The first time I played a PlayStation was when I rented the system from a local BlockBuster store.
I ended up renting Road Rash and Twisted Metal. I honestly can't remember which one of those I played first, but, the first game I bought was Road Rash.
About a month later I got Twisted Metal 2 and it became one of my favorite games (and still is).
I think the first time I played it was some fighter pilot game at a friend's house... but I bought a PSX to play Chrono Cross, so that was the first one that I really played.
Final Fantasy VIII I believe. I was on the Nintendo side of the console wars until later in that generation; though I still ended up playing all of the good PS1 games through the PS2 generation =P
Xenogears.... on a PS2. ....umm... FF9 via another method. Let's just say that I was late into the console scene and FF7PC opened my eyes of what the Playstation was about.... And FF8 was the last single player FF to be ported to the PC.
The first game for me was "Resident Evil". It's what sold me on the system. Then the system came with a demo disc which contained "WipeOut", "Twisted Metal", and some others - which I immediately went out and purchased after playing the demos all night long... TM especially.
I can't even remember, it's been so long. When we first got the Playstation is was mostly for my dad. They got a game called Riven which I never played(and regret that since finding out it was Marty O'Donnell's first game he composed for). It came with a demo of a bunch of Playstation games such as Metal Gear Solid, Tomb Raider, Spyro, Crash and more all of which I played at some point. But the first full game I played was either Rugrats or Spyro the Dragon.
not sure... but just guessing that it was some for of a WWF game... back when it was the WWF. Possibly a WCW one... the big thing in the neighborhood was having tournaments every week.
By the way... getting together with people to play games is so much more fun than playing over the internet. Yelling screaming friends blows on-line out of the water anyday. It's what I miss about getting older and still enjoying games. Most my game buddies are nowhere near.
By the way... getting together with people to play games is so much more fun than playing over the internet. EmeraldMonkey
The lame thing about the Playstation in that respect was that you had to buy an attachment just to do 4-player games. I could hardly believe it when the Playstation 2 came around and they didn't address that issue at all.
[QUOTE="EmeraldMonkey"]By the way... getting together with people to play games is so much more fun than playing over the internet. vashkey
The lame thing about the Playstation in that respect was that you had to buy an attachment just to do 4-player games. I could hardly believe it when the Playstation 2 came around and they didn't address that issue at all. It's always the most basic things that get overlooked. That's what made the 64 so great. The multi-player. Well, that and delivery pizza! ha
not sure... but just guessing that it was some for of a WWF game... back when it was the WWF. Possibly a WCW one... the big thing in the neighborhood was having tournaments every week.
By the way... getting together with people to play games is so much more fun than playing over the internet. Yelling screaming friends blows on-line out of the water anyday. It's what I miss about getting older and still enjoying games. Most my game buddies are nowhere near.
EmeraldMonkey
I enjoy playing games with friends over at someone'shousethan online and listening to tons of people yell and curse each other out worrying about their stats. When you had friends over, you just had a good time win or lose.
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