Alice0:Quakewas the main game I played for a good two years.
Then I learned the cheat codes and had a blast playing in god mode with all the fancy weapons.
To think, anyone could just make these!
I made my own levels too, though I had no way to release them.
It rarely did, and that never stopped me.
This also introduced me tomy true passion in life, readme files.
I think, though, the answer is probablyDiablo II.
I just replayed it loads.
I remember being elated when I unlocked The Swedish Chef and his hotdog kart.
The best of times.
I remember watching my Dad play it on the PC, and then asking if I could play.
But the sights and sounds of World Cup 98 are carved forever into my brain.
John Motson yelling, “It’s there!
Oh, I can’t wait to see the replay of that!”
for the thousandth time.
The answer can only be Pokemon Red.
What can I say?
I was 11 years old.
The Simpsons: Cartoon Studio.
This all changed the day my Dad brought homeDungeon Keeper.
Dungeon Keeper consumed me.
It felt more advanced compared to the other games I had access to at the time.
I was the villain in this world?
What a dilemma for a seven year old to wrestle with.
James:Having a schoolteacher for a parent precluded any real timesinking in our house.
As soon as I moved out, however,Team Fortress 2saw a chance to sink its claws in.
Rebecca:How young are we talking?
A couple of months later I’d playThe Simsfor the first time, andthe rest is history.
I loved them both and played them relentlessly.
Hayden:Im not sure when I first played Pokemon.
Its just always been around, I suppose.
That didnt become popular in the Hefford household until 2018, apparently.
