A good memory would probably be my first ever LAN party, about twelve of us showed up with our PC and spent the night sharing music files, movies and playing games.

My uncle took me to my first LAN party, 12 dudes in a basement, 12 computers, no ventilation, a Warcraft 3 frozen throne, boxes and boxes of pizza, and yoohoos. I still remember the stink, but that was one of my favorite nights.

Years ago, back when gaming meant long LAN nights and ventrilo screams, I raised Molten Core with a tight-knit crew of friends. We were young, broke, and raiding on PCs that sounded like jet engines. That night, the loot gods smiled on us – each one of us walked away with a BIS item. I still remember the chaos in voice chat. Laughter. Screams. Someone spilled their soda. It felt like fate.

We thought we were unstoppable. But… that was the last time luck ever truly found me in a game.

Since then? Countless drops missed by one roll. Leagues without a divine. Endless crafts into bricked gear.

Wild warcraft 3 games with online friends…2v2, 3v3, FFA, custom games… good times… Old school blizzard knew how to make games back then…d2, w3…

Without a doubt running home with my cousins and friends after school as kids to go be menaces in mw3 lobbies. Crazy it’s almost been 15 years now.

OG MW2 it was legit about skill no hacking just good times and alot of trash talking jeez those lobbies were maniacal if you had thin skin they were not for you but I had soo much fun as a teenager back when cod was good now it’s dogshit

Breath of Fire IV. The first time I turned into a dragon and absolutely smashed the fight made my younger self’s head explode with amazement.

My favorite time was in my highschool days (im 34 now) when id rush home to jam on wow from 4pm til midnight, jamming to tunes on my zune and running dungeons miraculously on dial up. Back when people were more friendly and actually social on video games. Miss those vibes

Late night playing warzone during covid when no one had anything to do the next day. Absolutely amazing.

Opening a NES as a 4yo to play mario and duck hunt on Xmas day with my dad.

I was just talking to a friend today about the old days of Maplestory as a kid and how my older brother and I would set-up a trading shop with our character afk in the marketplace and try to hide keeping our old computer on overnight from our parents so we could sell items and rake in the mesos. Good times.

i think one of my all-time favorite gaming memories is learning how to launch Diablo in DOS from my dad when i was little. he launched my love for gaming. it’s a hobby i’ve gotten to enjoy almost my entire life and that’s where it all started.

Playing Donkey Kong 64 on the N64 with my brother and collecting 99 of the 100 Golden Bananas. That game was a real treat.

28 years ago, Final Fantasy 7 was released on PlayStation. It was not just a game for me, the story of this game touched my soul. I still play this game every 5 year or so.

Black crypt on the amiga. I loved those old dungeon games and this was my favorite. Fuck I gotta download it again haha.

My nana used to play this game also and was stuck on an impossible boss. The door behind him was locked. She was stuck for MONTHS. The internet literally didn’t exist yet.

There’s me as a tiny little kid all “he’s wearing a key on his necklace….what if you just clicked on it?”

Yoink. Turns out the boss is invincible. You’re supposed to steal the key and run past.

She was livid I solved it in 10mins and she had been stuck for most of the year haha. Good times.

My first ever time playing an online mmo was Neverwinter nights, my friend and I were on Skype talking and he was showing me around on a persistent world.

We were travelling to a nearby town and I saw some loot on the ground and started looting. Out of what appeared to be nowhere came a massive fireball and one shot me! I was like hahaha Wtf? My friend goes “oh yeah, you can’t steal someone’s loot” 😂 I was immediately hooked.

Hats off to you sir for doing this competition

When I was 14 living in New Zealand, our dial up Internet was too bad to play online games. Turns out you could download a porn site dial up to use their Internet to watch porn better. I found out you could use it to play command and conquer Yuri’s revenge online with better ping. After 2 weeks or so I got bored, I stopped and deleted every trace of the porn dialer.

End of the month we got a $900 bill because it turns out that shit was like one of those old porn phone line and charged per minute… My mum complained to the phone company and they asked her to look on the computer for anything wrong. She then asked me to check it because she didn’t know how. Finding nothing, we fought the charges and eventually they were dropped for reasons I was not made aware of.

TLDR Got rank 2000 something in Yuri’s revenge online using a porn Internet dial up service….

i was new to wow and there were people recruiting in chat for nax. nobody was responding to them so i thought it would be kind of me to just join and help. it took them a while to fill it up and i paid no attention to it since i was just exploring and was amazed about the game. the raid was full and people was being summoned. as soon as they saw me they cursed me out for joining them then kicked me out.

after a week i had an opportunity to play with my coworker who was a long time player. he brought me to his guild and they remembered me lol. we did one raid and they ninja the loot and gave it to me. i just realized what they did afterwards haha.

if i win is anyone willing to trade for currency to buy those guild stash lol.

It’s not PoE related, but my favorite gaming memories are for sure playing the DOOM 1 port on PS1 with my grandpa as a kid before he passed. I was never very good at it, but he never seemed to mind the hard carries 😂

He taught me to take my time and look for secrets or things that may be easily missed if you just choose to fly from point a to point b. This is also the same reason the DOOM franchise will always have a special place to me. Really wish he was still around to see how badass the modern DOOM games are cause I know he’d love it for sure. And those experiences definitely ignited a lifetime passion for gaming. I will always owe that to him

Thanks for reading and for the opportunity OP :) Cheers!

The first time booting up oblivion as a little shiteater and the getting to the first zombie I actually shit myself haha

In high school, my then-gf and I were so into each other that I wanted to share FF7 with her even though she wasn’t a gamer and she actually wanted to share my interests. So I spent one night on the landline with her explaining how to breed Chocobos to get the Golden Chocobo to get Kmights of the Round. No clue why I thought that would be interesting or why she sat through it.

Mines prob playing NBA Jam for hours with my siblings on SNES

Playing diablo 1 in my school’s computer lab. My teacher (female) ended up deciding to play it herself (rogue),

A good memory would be me and my friends, dashing towards the nearest net cafe shop to LAN Party Command Conquer Generals. We were able to squeeze one match within the 50 mins of lunch break before running and tripping back to school, barely sitting down when the bell rang. Good times.

Favorite gaming memory is definitely the first time I won a competitive Halo 2 match. It was organized in Los Angeles in 2005 and I was 12 at the time. I was obscenely good at the game. Still am. I was pitted up against dudes in their 20’s and 30’s, and it came down to me and 3 other guys, every man for himself. I was neck and neck for most of the game with the one guy, and we basically spent the game farming kills on the other 2, but at the end decided to focus on each other to slow the other’s progress. It was a match to 50, and we were both in the mid 40’s. The last 30 seconds of that game are still a blur because of the adrenaline, but I remember my heart damn near stopping when I got the final kill on my main competition and looking at the score card and seeing 50 to his 49. He was a great sport about it too. Hand shake after the match, we 4 talked and rehashed the match after everything. It was a blast of a day.

Life-changing moment for me. It genuinely sparked a new level of confidence I didn’t know I could feel at that age.

When my father destroyed my monitor when i was a teen bc he was angry :(

Final Fantasy Tactics, every time my PS boots up and see that diamond shape logo. Damn, nirvana.

First time we ever hooked computers up in the garage to play quake 3 arena or unreal tournament. Thank god we had terminators for the coax!

Playing Metal Gear Solid when it came out was so surreal.

“A strong Man doesn’t need to read the Future. He makes his own.” -Solid Snake

In 2001, I was playing Ultima Online. There was a troll invasion in Vesper, and a gal was getting beat up. I need to work on my bandaging skill, so I just sat and healed her for an hour. I imported her from Australia 12 years later. We’ve been married for 13 years now.

My neplew playing sea of thieves with us in huge boat against other players using push to talk.. We have a clip of his first experience with world events being swallowed up by a kraken. We couldnt stop laughing.. When he finally did go back to school, he made a diorama or whatever out of clay of himself, his mom, and two uncles being pirates.

I was forever shocked by the story and beauty of Elden Ring. Best game ever. Although Poe2 playtime just recently surpassed that..

Core memory , was playing medal of honor 4 player on the very first xbox with my cousins destroying relationships with each other 🤣🤣🤣…

I was born in a small town and a kid from school got the first Nintendo in town. There were lines in front of his house every afternoon, waiting to get a turn and play for a few minutes. That first time playing Mario Brothers has been absolutely magical and gaming has been a core part of my life ever since and has brought me so much joy that there are too many good memories to pick one (bubble bubble on c64 all summer playing for chewing gum , my first PC with DOS and later windows 3.1) (D1 and D2 of course, LAN-Parties with CS, morrowwind, the witcher series, aso aso). The last one is discovering PoE and the community that this game has.

Edit. Thanks for posting this, I don’t even care if I win. That trip down memory lane was already a win!

Going back a long time, as a kid 12 ish (m47) sat in my brother’s bedroom on the floor with my quilt wrapped around me watching him play “Bard’s Tale”. Memory says I stayed up all night watching him play, but he says I fell asleep on the floor by 9 pm.

First game I ever beat was Spyro, Ripto’s Rage circa 1998. I’ve been addicted to gaming ever since.

I traded my bike as a kid for another kids snes just to play a link to the past. I stayed up all night that day. I play ls and I’m currency stuck so this would be awesome.

Halo LAN with the homies. Guardian deathmatch with energy drinks pizza and snacks. miss those days

I used to always wait for Friday to play Trials in Destiny 2 with my homies, but I haven’t played Destiny since lasd year after playing since launch of D1. I’ve been just solo grinding and time sinking into PoE 2. Maybe RNG will pick me this time!

5 siblings and 1 computer. We have to take turns 1 hour each playing dota. While 1 plays, others act like coach which sometimes lead to heated argument.

Every instance of my former best friend and I playing StarCraft in LAN when we were kids in my parents’ PC room.

We had no concept of builds or the units’ strengths and weaknesses, we just send our favourite units against one another.

Imagine us sitting literally next to each other and always bickering about not peeking 😂

My father reguarly watched us and brought us popsicles during summer. It was beautiful!

My favorite gaming memory is playing Pokémon Yellow Edition every day with my best friend in the garden on a purple Game Boy Color. Nearby there was usually a bush in bloom. Even today, when I catch the scent of those flowers, it reminds me of Pokémon and of that beautiful, carefree time.

I still remember camping Ancient Cyclops in South Ro with my old EverQuest guild, taking turns pulling and trading stories through the night. That feeling when the ring finally dropped was unforgettable

A Rainbow six siege tournament on a lan where we played on a stage and I played the best rainbow I have ever played with getting 20 kills in 7 rounds that night felt amazing the cheers from the crowd that you can barely hear over the whiteboise coming from the overear headphones, the moment my team and me jumped up from the seats after we won it just felt amazing

NGL first time I tried POE2.

I had tried diablo 2 but couldn’t get into it no matter how hard I tried.

First level in PO2 had me hooked :D

The sound design, ease of movement and the visual effects are amazing

I don’t know who I am…

I don’t know why I’m here…

All I know is that I must kill!

One core memory to me will always be playing Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow in the Gameboy. We were not well off when I was younger but I was fortunate to have classmates during my elementary years who will lend their games to us. And there were a number of us who will borrow from a few classmates. We didn’t have issues with save files back then. Either we start all over again, or continue to play the save file of the person before. We even save some of our lunch money to buy batteries when we borrow the handheld. We even got to a point where we will put the batteries in the sun to extend the battery life (rechargeable batteries were not a thing back then.) This is what made me a Pokemon fan. Fun times I’ll always cherish.

Playing Elden ring have to be my favorite memories. Game was ¹⁰⁄₁₀ with outstanding battle mechanics

One of my fondest gaming relatate memories is my first time attending a real life pokemon event. There i met many friends who i have known for like 4 years through discord until then and also many cool new poeple . The highlights was competing in the tournament of this event and losing to one of my closest online friends in the semi-final.

College days that involved a weekly night where we got 4 Xboxes crammed into a single apartment, hooked them all together, had some cheap Hungry Howies pizza delivered ($5 large 1 topping pizza?! What a deal!), and went ham all night. 

My username: Scuba Steve.  What I’d hear from the next room: “Damn you Scuba Steve!”

chef’s kiss

Best gaming memory has to be waiting for the midnight launch of halo 2 at GameStop. Some guys had halo 1 set up outside with like a small CRT TV. Everyone was taking turns playing. Got halo 2 and had a lan party with 8 people. Good times.

My favorite gaming memories are when i played with others at home. Like i played with my sibling pokemon or harvest moon on the gamecube or when i went to my buddy who had a ps2 and we played DBZ budokai tenkaichi 3. But my most favorite gaming memory is when i first played minecraft alpha. The game was so clunky and nothing special at the time. But good lord, i couldnt stop playing it. From the first dirt block to my perfekt mountain cave base. None of the games i played so far in my 30 years came close to the feeling i get when i start a new minecraft world. Everything untouched. Nothing explored. New content. The calmest soundtracks. It’s perfect.

My best gaming memory was when i was a child, ¹⁰⁄₁₁ years. I wake up in the weekend very early, my parents are still sleeping. I boot my ps2, hopefully nobody hear me… ok let s hope the ps2 intro doesn t get stuck. Oh yeah the game is on,volume on 0 but i know the soundtrack so it s already in my mind… Square enix .. final fantasy 12. Let s start the grinding to all party level 99, get the tournasol and defeat yazmat 🥹🥹🥹🥹

Played xenogears on PS1 way back in the day and didn’t manage to complete it because one of the discs had some scratches on it. Fast forward to present day and with the help of emulators I’ve managed to finish the whole game and story.

Still sad about what the game could have turned out to be if the studio did not have to rush to complete the game but it’s still one of the best RPGs of its time

one of my favorites is playing mhr with the boys and we were all listening to a music bot in the discord server that we’d added songs to specifically for monster hunter. We were watching the Malzeno reveal cutscene and some of the most epic music came on at the same time and it was amazing and is forever lodged in my brain as one of my favorite mh series memories

Battle Realms and Command & Conquer Generals. Growing up me and my friends didn’t have computer, on the weekends we would walk between 1-5kms one way(depends on the computer shop availability) and play at least 3 hours. We teamed up and fight normal AI to Very Hard AI. Some nights if we didn’t money to play, we just catch spiders at night.

Playing Fifa 07 with the same keyboard..me, my brother and my cousin. I was always winning but when consoles came out I became the worst of them :)) I was very frustrated but It was a good memory, also helped me in life not to give up.

Coming home for thanksgiving from college and the family Madden tournament. Brothers, my sister, uncles, cousins, there was between 10-16 of us throwing down. $10 ante. Good times

Favorite gaming memory was a New Years eve me and my bro spent the whole day and night gaming in Ragnarok online - it was the first time we ignored the usual church traditions etc. and just brought his PC up to our house, and grinded a holiday event to the absolute limit. We got so rich off of monopolizing that event while most everyone else was offline that it catapulted us and our wealth into server royalty. Good times.

Thanks for the doing the giveaway!  Back in my world of Warcraft days my guild days was top tier and when wotlk came out we rushed and got the server first clear on Naxx. 

Felt like a god for a brief time, haha. Then you get a job, wife, kids, and gaming becomes lower and lower on the list. So anytime you get a solid block to play is just so enjoyable.

Playin Mario 64 with my dad, he used to beat everything for me and let me press A to grab the stars

Everquest was a MMO that just hit differently.  The world was massive and brutal.  The deaths there remind me of PoE2 where you lose your exp, but there you respawned with nothing and had to go retrieve your corpse to get all of your equipment back!!

My best gaming memory was when I was like 9 or so, and we had strict sleeping curfews.

Our computer was in the living room, so I’d sneak out after bed time to play maplestory, with all the lights off, and I practiced how to turn off everything in an instance to prevent getting caught.

Well, there was one day, my dad came out and I instantly pulled the plug out and hid under the table.

To this day, I still have this itching feeling that he knows im under the table, but simply let it pass.

I never got the chance to ask him as he fell very ill a few years later. I’ll ask you one day Dad. One day.

Gaming with my best friends and brother all night during summer. (League, Valorant, Fortnite, RoS) while eating Hot Spicy Pancit Canton & drinking softdrinks.

Playing Diablo 2 during Easter weekend at a friend’s summer home as a kid, we all brought our computers.

All of a sudden while we are playing we hear a loud knock on the door and someone screaming “Is there anyone inside?” We freak out a bit but look out the window, it’s a police officer so we open and he says a firework hit the back yard and it caught fire.

Huge flames close to the house but they got it under control before the fire department showed up using our water hose.

When it was all done and safe we got back to playing, the police officer said he loved Diablo 2 also so he stayed and watched a bit lol.

I was 13 back then,  I opened the door and shit my pants after hearing ‘FRESH MEAT’. Till today Diablo 1 gives me goosebumps. I remember my heart poundung like crazy when i first opened door to Diablo. Beautiful memories. 

Favourite game has to be titanfall 2. Gl all!

Thank you for the chance. Gl all. Favourite game is probably satisfactory!

Watching the entirety of OG’s run at TI8. Never have I been more invested in an e-sports team and their eventual success!

first few times going to a card shop/lan center back when i was like 10 years old. first time playing counterstrike, and first time playing broodwar against real people!

Going to a lan house for the 1st time with my dad to play ragnarok online. Miss u dad.

Using XB Connect to play Halo on the first Xbox before online gaming was officially added. Me and my best friend would play everyday after high school.

I remember getting my first xbox 360, Halo edition, the one that was green and copper.

Floating around on Halo 3 with friends making random things in creative mode and playing games of Shark. As soon as I get home from school, chucking the bag down running into my room to switch it on, hoping to see that group of friends online and ready to go.

Haven’t seen or spoken with them in about 15 years now, but still remember those times very fondly.

Some of my sweetest childhood memories go back to when I was around 8 or 9, visiting my aunt. She had this old PC running Windows 95/DOS, and it was pure magic. I’d mess around with The Lost Vikings, stumble through some point-and-click quests I barely understood - but the real gold was Heretic II and Doom. That combo hit hard.

A couple years later she got Diablo II, and man… that was a game-changer. I remember putting together the jankiest Necromancer build you could imagine during my little play sessions. But the real joy? Watching her wreck everything with her character - the one I wasn’t even allowed to touch 😅 Just sitting next to her, eyes wide, soaking it all in.

Then came the LAN cafes - the smell of instant noodles, sticky keyboards, and that eternal hum of CRT monitors. Hours vanished playing Need for Speed: Underground, passing the keyboard around in GTA: Vice City, or screaming at each other across the room in CS 1.6. Pure chaos, pure magic.

Eventually I got my own PC. But nothing, nothing, beats those moments when you’d been gaming nonstop for two days straight, and your legs were so numb they barely worked — and somehow, that made it feel even more perfect.

When Smash Ultimate came out my friends called me up to play and i drove 2 hours through traffic to play. There were 6 of us taking turns playing on 2 set ups and it was some of the most fun i had playing games. We played till about 9am and we were all saying lets do it again. We ended up doing this 4-5 times a week and overtime more and more people would come over to play at my friends place. Got to the point there was like 15 people and my friends started to organize small tournaments which overtime expanded to renting out a local game center which got even more people to join in.

Started as just a group of friends just horsing around playing a new game and it expanded to a community of people. Thanks for the opportunity OP.

Gaming memories, oh man ! Late night hours of halo 3 custom games, my best friend would always come over my house and we would easily stay up to 1-2 am every night doing nothing but playing a game mode in halo called sniper. A guy in a huge tower would try and snipe you off the map while you drive around in a circle. So fun !!

Gw2 joining TTT and finding a family in a new guild over 9 years ago of which I am still part of today.

Got my peak rank in street fighter 6 yesterday in a match against streamer/tournament player diaphone.

Hmmm… favorite game would prolly be Sekiro. Nothing hits better then good’ol “hesitation is defeat”:D

My ex wife and me met playing Diablo 3 and i always tried to lure the maniacs in act3 to explode and kill her. Those days was so fun 🙂

Ragnarok Online back to 2015… such a nostalgia having a USB drive and playing on school computers with some friends. I wish I could go back in time

I found my future wife when I played world of tanks at closed beta. We played together. Now we play poe with our sons.

My best memories are when me and my buddies would all get our our Xbox’s and tvs then stay at one of our houses and play all night. Favorite game is hands down Path of Exile 2 right now.

Modded D2 Lan parties, POE 2 kinda scratches that itch.

Not looking to participate in giveaway, just a story:
Once me and my friend were playing Insurgency, holed up in a house and getting relentlessly bombarded on all sides, and like 6 years later me and that same friend happened to be in such a situation IRL, and the gaming experience actually helped a ton with not kicking the bucket

Playing StarCraft with my best friend on his dad’s laptop.

I remember the first time I ever smoked weed. Was living in Ohio for 2 months with my great aunt and her 4 sons. Big ass house, we used to have Xbox lan parties playing halo with Atleast 8-12 other guys. Was living my best life with these dudes. Constant jokes, I was still a kid so always getting my ass kicked.

Domino’s, Mountain Dew, and the Halo 2 Legendary Campaign with my best friend. A story as old as time.

My parents used to go on vacation and leave us 3 kids at home, we didnt have a memory card for the playstation 2 so wed have to leave it on while playing. We left it on for 3 days straight playing star wars battlefront 2 doing the planetary campaign trying to get as far as possible.

The night before dark souls 2 came out 2 of my buddies and I pulled an all nighter doing a ‘speed run’ of ds1. At 4 in the morning barely able to keep our eyes open we got to Gwynn and beat him first try with eye of the tiger blasting in the background.

Just to throw in a fond memory.

Back playing Team Fortress Classic, community server stuff with regular players. Just something stupid for back in those times is how voice mic activation would react with the player model that it would open it’s mouth when you would speak.

It doesn’t sound special but you would have realised back in those times the technology of games wasn’t as advanced yet where stuff like ragdoll physics wasn’t even around yet.

So when the guy spoke, his mouth would pop open and it made me laugh as a kid, it was akin to a Muppet.

Nowadays you have way more advanced features now, still remember when HL2 game out and it felt like a new change was happening with the inclusion of the source engine.

My favorite memory was waking up before school and playing twisted metal 4 with my older brother. Never realized I was living my best days at that time. Looking back at it always brings a smile on my face.

When Diablo 2 LoD 1.08 came out i lugged my computer over to my best friend’s house where 4 of us played for 3 days-ish before I had to wander home (lug the PC back about a mile)

I was so exhausted when walking past a quarry that I swear I saw quill rats looking for me and someone was running around whisper Rakinishu like the fallen do…

No drugs even, just plain ol’ gaming tiredness (and probably some other undiagnosed tumor or something)

Playing game demos from the discs in gaming magazines. That was quite something. Every game/demo felt like something special back then. I played Diablo 2 that way first and I’d run that demo area again and again. Dropping a rare or a set item (green) felt incredible.

Would be my first time playing little fighter 2 with my big brother. Had always been watching him play when I was 4 years old, but never understood what was happening on screen. He still let me play with him even though I was always the first one to die and he basically always just played alone because of that XD

One of my favorites memories. Xbox system link halo 3. Neighbors basement and 3 tvs with 3 Xbox 360s. 12 player slayer. No care in the world at 12 yo; just bros gaming

Conkers bad fur day on Nintendo 64 blew my mind as a 7y/o with its vulgar humour and bad language

One of the two most important moments in gaming for me. In 2005 I was 16 and attended MLG NY to compete in Halo 2. Noticed people playing super smash bros. melee and went over to check it out. Met 3 competitors who were pretty knowledgeable and they explained tech skill to me and played a few games. A few months later I started practicing, and that was the beginning of 2 decades in the smash community. Later that year I attended a regional event and those 3 guys from MLG were there. Turned out they were from my area. Small world.

fav game is life is strange 1. thanks for the chance op

Gaming in Okinawa at camp Hansen running cat 5 cables down the hallway to play Halo during a hurricane.

It was 4th grade, 1987. I was a latch key kid like many back then. One of my buddies said hey I got this game you have to come try, so after school we walk to his house. We site down in front of the tv and he hands me the controller and turns it on. It was some game called Super Mario Brothers. That moment changed my life. From that day on I’ve been a gamer. I’ve had most of the gaming systems since that time and eventually evolved into pc gaming. 47 now and still play when life doesn’t get it the way. I’ll never forget that day.

Xbox original, fable 1, birthday, what a time. Still play it 16 years on! All the feels!

Mine has to be in middle school, playing the forge mode in Halo 3 with some friends at one of our houses. Just having an absolute blast the entire time

One of my favourite memories as a kid was playing Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 on the PS2 with my friends. We’d fight over who gets to pick Goku or Kid Buu, and the loser would always blame the controller. It didn’t matter who won. It was all about the laughs, the trash talk, and feeling like we were part of that world. I’d give anything to relive those simple days.

PS game pepsi man. I sunk a lot of hours perfecting that game when I was a kid. Man it feels like an eternity ago.

Fav game would be an oldie. Elder Scrolls Morrowind. The shear hours I sank into the game. Great fun for a single player game.

Hunters pub, back when monster hunter was on switch meeting up with my mates all just sitting around gaming together. Was so much better back in person compared to all miles away from each other

A fav memory of mine in gaming is as a kid in the 90s playing races against my brother in CTR ( crash team racing ) on PS1. It was always a highlight when I did win a race and the anger and frustration would come out that he lost to his younger brother 😏

Started playing destiny with some friends from the Army. We were all togeather the first time we completed the vault of glass and Chris got the vex mythoclast to drop.