The First Game that you played that change your Life!!

[Cicero]

Prince of persia first:


Then Wolfenstein 3D:


Then more recently (in relative terms)...CS1.6, COD2, and BLOPS1. Its been all FPS since Wolfenstein 3D.

[Snare]

I would have to say it would be Tekken 2. After spending who know how much at the Arcade it was undeniable that I'm a gamer now

[Applause]

minecraft

[Sin7]

This game made me want to game for the rest of my life:

[JP'S]

Rise of the triad

first fps I played and got me into doom ( which was so awesome at the time and still is)

Also I've loved RTS games since I first played Warcraft 3 and C&C generals.

[VirtualForce]

My dad bought us a Commodore 64 (with tape drive) and my brother got Gunship for his birthday, we played that broken.
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But what really got me into gaming and LAN's was Quake 1. There has never been a game that sucked me in like Quake 1. The first couple of weeks I went to work red eyed and dog tired. Then I found ftp.cdrom.com and slept even less with TONs of mods, levels and misc extras. www.planetquake.com was thee place for Quake related info, but has sadly died recently.
LAN's with a mate till the morning, I only realized it was morning when I heard the birdies chirping.
Not only that, but being able to build your own custom levels and mods...I never made any mods but did build some levels...damn those compile times were sadistic. Waiting a couple of hour only to find a leak in your level....
I still have Quake 1 (2 and 3) installed on my system, with my original config files from back yay.

[B1nary]

Tough Choice there are two games i can remember making a huge impact on me the first and oldest is solar winds that was my first taste of what felt like open world exploration the second which I think actually might have change my childhood and development is Final Fantasy 7

[Vokker]

I started with Duke Nukem II for MS Dos.

[Lupus]

Sopwith Camel :-) loved that game, than a few years later Dynamix released The Red Baron and well yeah loved it

[The Voice]

Life-changing? World of Warcraft. Most immersing, time-consuming thing I've EVER done.