What was the first game you ever truly fell in love with?

[Kazuki Senju]

Super Battleship on sega

then Jungle Strike on sega

then and still The Legend of Dragoon on playstation  

[Butter Liquor]

Ocarina of Time! 3nodding  

[Lady Madelina]

I'm not sure but, I think it was one of these few. My guess would be that it was Jazz Jack Rabbit 2 but, anyway, here's the list:
1. Jazz Jack Rabbit 2
2. Bomberman... I think it was the 5th
3. Sims Bustin' Out
4. One of Sonic and Tail's games..
5. Elder Scrolls: V : Oblivion (I love Skyrim too but that wasn't my first favorite game, so not on this list :3)
6. Harvest Moon... I don't know the number of the game...It's the one with Eve, Ann, Ellen, that yellow colored dog, and Maria and Nina etc.
7. ...Minesweeper...or maybe Spider, that card game...  

[Caramel Kisses]

Mario Kart 64.
It's the reason I'm still a gamer today.
The competitiveness.
The colorfulness.
Lol, turtleshells.
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[Little edwin]

The first game that got me hook will be sonic the hedgehog 2 on the Sega genesis console.  

[Zard92]

My first game was Super mario bro's for the NES  

[DragnGuy7]

Pokemon Red Version. It was my gateway drug to gaming and towards everything else related to my current hobbies. It's funny to think that a little cartridge that had less memory than my phone brought me into the being I am today. It's also very cool that I once thought the small screen with badly drawn scribbles that was a creature. Now I play things with WAY more color and detail. Weird how far things have come in 13 years....  

[Wuppa Wuppa]

Oni.

That game was literally the thing that paved the way for me cheating and gaining extra unfound access. That was about the best day of my life when I found out I could be invincible and have a big head at the same time.

Then again there's Jak and Daxter 2, or Kingdom Hearts. But then...there's Tomb Raider...Dangit.  

[Drakul demon king]

I'd have to say the original legend of zelda.....my mom loved that game so she would sit me down as a baby and let me hold the controller and play....i still go back to it and play it to this day! <3  

[Redd Yuki]

I think Halo was the first game I ever really "fell in love" with. Heck I'm still in love with it, just working on catching up with the book series now since the game series more or less finished.  

[Zarthanus]

I fell madly in love with the first Zelda game. But as time progressed, even if it is still on the shelves and I play it from time to time, I began to fall in love with more games.

Zelda, Jak & Daxter, Halo, Fatal Frame, Final Fantasy, Metal Gear Solid, Devil May Cry, Gears of War, and so on. Each game had an undivided story line that dragged me deeper into the game itself.  

[H011YW00D_UND34D]

First game I ever really fell in love with was pokemon crystal version I played that game nonstop when I was little.  

[viuux]

Grand Theft Auto.
As an eight year old I had hell of a time running over the pedestrians.

Or Sonic on the Sega.  

[Nickybobaloo09]

For some reason I wanna say the first game I ever fell in love with was The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages. I connected with the characters and felt like a real hero when I saved Nayru from evil.

But I really wanna say I fell in love with Mother 3 at first...

I've never had such a connection with a game before, I cried for days after I saw the end (my computer couldn't run it sadly so I just had to watch a Let's Play of it). Cried from beginning to end. I placed myself in Lucas' shoes for once and I bawled for an hour. I look at Lucas as an inspiration, an icon, a real hero.

And I love many video games but very few do I connect to so my last game I truly fell in love with... was Legend of Zelda: Majoras Mask

I had a fascination with the game from an early age, because we didn't have the expansion pack on our N64 growing up I had to wait years to actually play the game. And it aged well. From start to finish I was engulfed with the game. I never wanted to stop, I had to help these people from the Moon. I felt like I was their savior and I had to help them before it was too late. I was Link and I had to save the day. The sense of relief after beating Majora and saving Termina was the best relief I've ever felt. I'm always recommending the game because I love it so much sweatdrop