Do you remember...

[StealthDad]

Tribes Aerial Assault for PS2
Tribes 2 for PC
^ Same game.

I have the best gaming memories of my life from the game.
I was in a clan called [UC], it stood for United Clan.
We had clan matches every week!

 

[ChocolateVillain]

This would be for computer games...

First online game I ever played Motocross Madness

First FPS Rogue Spear

First RTS Tiberian Sun

First MMO Everquest/World of Warcraft (played both at about the same time)

 

[Smilodon]

Pretty sure mine was Half-Life, most awesome game ever.

 

[Banksy]

My first game was multiplayer game was World of Warcraft.. Started out when i was 9 back when it was released

Played on Shadowsong EU server Human Female Rogue.

Still got the account

 

[Ezekiel]

Counterstrike, played on the Demon servers in the UK on dial-up

 

[VP :3]

First FPS Game: Timesplitters

First Time Online: Uhh... Team Fortress 2

First Server on TF2: The eGO 2Fort IR. (How I joined eGO.)

When I played for a day on the 2Fort IR and the next day I joined eGO. =) (This was back in 2009... Thanks for keeping me here guys!)

 

[Zero711]

Age of Empires 2, but I only played that with my Dad, Uncle, and brother back when I was about 8-10 or so. As far as online multiplayer, Star Wars Battlefront on whatever server I felt like. That was about when I was 11, and that turned into Star Wars Republic Commando and Star Wars Battlefront 2.

 

[Sexy Beast]

...I do remember this thread.

 

[Byakuya]

Online games: MOHAA (maybe) hard to remember at my age.

Offline: Prolly something on sega.

 

[_Sushi]

Your first multiplayer game you bought: CS
First server: I don't remember
First memories: I remember dying a lot, but still having fun...

 

[Liliana]

Well, if you count offline console games, then it was Super Smash Bros. on the N64. Played that with my brothers. Or Zombies ate my Neighbors on the Sega Genesis, it was one of the two.

If you count LAN and not offline console games, then Diablo II. Played that with my brother.

If you mean only online games, then Counter-strike (CS1 Anthology, actually). Played that with the same brother that played D2.
Sometime between then and now, I bought Gmod, became a PC gamer, got most of Valve's games, and joined eGO. It's really all because of Counter-Strike.

 

[Erich]

Left 4 Dead.

 

[Raul Tha Monk]

Counter strike
Servers: Random
Year:like 2004 when CSS it first came out

 

[ChaosCat]

My first online game was Team fortress classic, back in 2004 shortly after it came out. Can't rember the first server.

 

[Donnie the Dinosaur]

Cool necro bro.

 

[Jomigirock]

first multiplayer for me was Goldeneye, that was when you had to have friends over to play it multiplayer though. My First game was super mario bros, then after that I was hooked. I bought duck hunt and others, then went onto later consoles like sega's, n64 etc. For first multiplayer fps on pc was the original counterstrike, played it some, until call of duty original came out that's all I played, then played cod 2 and counter strike source etc.

 

[StealthGus]

Your first multiplayer game you bought. DOD:S
First server: Lotusclan (OOH did not like that server)
First memories: Getting a kill lol

 

[Nik :D]

Serious Sam: The First Encounter.
It was a Co-Op server and 3 guys and I ran through the campaign.
Best memory was being able to beat the last boss since I was never capable of doing that on my own.

 

[iEye Captain]

Quake.

Played over local connection IP.

 

[Nosh]

The first internet game that I played was Warcraft: Orcs & Humans. It came out in 1994 and my friends and I would use the 28.8 modems to direct dial into each others computers to do a multi-player game. Check out the HEAD to HEAD stamp on that bad boy. The anti-hacking 'key' was a system that asked you to open the manual to page X find line Y and look for word Z. You could crack it by just guessing orc, human, catapult, and other common words.

Before that we would have to play turn based games on the computer. I would play until I died, then get up and let my friend play until he died. Those were the days...