CS during uni time.
play from evening throught the night and skip class the coming day...
some more the house i stay with my coursemate are connected thorugh local LAN...

staying up close to four hours, sitting on my couch at home, trying to beat a friend's time in Motorstorm RC.

finally beating it after so many hours of trying-unbelievable feeling.

1. Final Fantasy IX - you re not alone scene

2. Silent Hill - locker room scene

3. Final Doom: Plutonia - MAP11

4.Megaman 2 - Dr Wily first stage music

5.Skulltag: All Out War(A mod C&C renegade) Make people RageQuit

6.Phoenix Wright - Parrot scene

7.Final Fantasy VI - Celes suicide and rachel death

8.Quake 4 - Stroggfication

9.Elder Scroll 4 - Daedric Prince Sheogorath

10. Serious Sam Series: Being chase by beheaded Kamikaze

hahaha now i remember that part in serious sam where they charge at you and bring the head time bomb... really scared the hell out of me the first time encountered them.
need to run backward and shoot, not easy that time

Final fantasy 4-I was planning to get a medabot gamepak for my game boy but no money, having cycled to the neighboring town and not wanting to go home empty handed, I pick FF4 without even knowing what game it is . Never regretted it. I treat it as a duty to wake up at 6AM to play it. Then test come, my parents took away my gameboy, and I cycled back to the other town to get a new gameboy so I can continue playing.....

Crisis core-spend 3 hours on train from SG to MY fighting boss. Got defeated in the end.

Mw2-first time got chopper gunner legit without stealing care package

Gow3-punching Hercules in the face

Heavy rain- still remember the time and date I completed it. Best console game ever.

And of course ace attorney series especially first three..

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Added on March 30, 2012, 8:15 pmI like getting blown up and the pieces drag along the floor.... that's all I remember about the game.

This post has been edited by dasherzx: Mar 30 2012, 08:15 PM

My best moment was when Metal Gear Solild made good use of the force feedback using the Dual Shock controller, in the part where the chopper attacked Solid Snake, and the vibration was a concerted one in tune with the helicopter's movement. It was a life changing experience !

Agreed. MGS was best and I will remember forever on the part where it ask you to plug in your controller to controller port 2 !! That way he cannot read your mind for the Psycho Mantis fight.
Playstation days ~~~

This post has been edited by tanghm: Apr 3 2012, 07:45 PM

I won't say "greatest" moment, but my most memorable one was when I came back from the 1996 Microfest (remember this?) with my dad. Normally knowing my dad, if I can ask even for a box of floppies, it would have been enough to keep me happy. Up until that point I was still using an AMD 386-SX/33 with 4MB RAM. No CDROM drive, no sound card. We came back from that Microfest with those 2 things. And also a pair of 39W speakers. Oh man, the ear to ear grin I had at that time.

For those who remember, most PC games from the 80s and early 90s used to have support for PC Speaker. Not actual speakers mind you, but the tinny 1-bit speaker inside your PC. Sometime in the mid 90s, a lot of games removed PC Speaker support, instead requiring a dedicated sound card to work at all. Games like X-Wing were one of the first to require a sound card. I spent the whole night just playing games, listening to all my games in 16-bit sound! The CDROM drive turned out to be crap (local brand, don't ask), but the sound card I remember as my most memorable gaming moment. It was "just" an ESS 16-bit card. Hardware come and go, but that card was the single most enjoyable time of my gaming life. I'm too macho to tell my dad how much I love him, but yeah, I loved him sooooo much for that. Fighting back tears right now just remembering that moment. Sniff! Thanks dad!

Metal gear solid 4: the moment snake steps onto the helipad on shadow moses, and the theme begins...manly tears were shed. Reminds me of how far the game has come, and our own age as well haha!

Dragon quest viii: flying through the skies on the godbird's egg, just to hear the theme. Dq fans know what I'm talking about, and for those who don't, you have to experience it.

Yeah, that was very ingenious. I cant stop worrying the way things are right now, almost all big game titles are too commercialized that they lost the creativity that was presented in games back then.

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Added on April 11, 2012, 4:45 pmOne more to me, playing Road Rash, sipping sodas,listening to Soundgarden Rusty Cage on a lazy afternoon.



This post has been edited by nabelon: Apr 11 2012, 04:45 PM