Cool thread (I suggested BTW) anyway it was gta 3 when I was 7 or 8. Story was I went to my moms friends house and her highschool aged son had the game but went out with friends so why he was gone I played his ps2 with some other kid she was watching and played a bmx game and gta 3.I was 5 when I played Doom and Heretic, at 6 I started playing Duke Nukem 3D and Quake.
Wait, they have GTA III for the ps1? Are you mistaken with ps2, or gta ii?Cool thread (I suggested BTW) anyway it was gta 3 when I was 7 or 8. Story was I went to my moms friends house and her highschool aged son had the game but went out with friends so why he was gone I played his ps1 with some other kid she was watching and played a bmx game and gta 3.
That was an error I meant ps2Wait, they have GTA III for the ps1? Are you mistaken with ps2, or gta ii?
Funny that's how I felt when I played GTA which I really didn't see was that bad although the game made no sense at all (atleast to me at that time)I'm not 100% sure. I was definitely very young at the time, but I recall it being some Quake or Doom type game, possibly Quake 2. I remember my dad had brought home a new PC, some "top of the line" thing for work and he let me play some games on it and one of them I definitely went around shooting stuff in a Doom-style game.
My dad was a gamer as well as my older brother, so there wasn't really many "restrictions" on the ratings of games I could play as a kid, so I never really experienced that whole "wow I'm playing a rated M game this is so cool!" feeling some people get. I hardly ever look at game ratings nowadays, too, and it's been yeeears since I really even cared