First MP Game You played?

[Ghost22]

I think Warcraft 2 was the first multiplayer game I played. I never knew there was such a thing before finding it out one night. I stayed up the whole night playing it and remember my dad came down to go to work and got angry at me for staying up all night. That was when I was 12 or 13.

After that it was Medal of Honor: Allied Assault I believe. I was pretty good at that game, now I am not very good anymore. And then it was an ongoing journey of multiplayer games after that. After MoH:AA kept me for about a year or two, I got BF42 and then that kept me till about a year ago where I just branched off into a bunch of multiplayer games.

 

[Wolfsglen]

Quake 2 for me, via Barrysworld i believe, followed later by vanilla Half Life 1.

 

[Daemion]

Space Invaders on Atari 2600. Two ppl. multiplayer .

 

[Razer]

Jedi Knight Dark Force's/UT

 

[Ronan]

The First game I played online was Age of Empires 2.

 

[ripa]

First games: the computer had a nice game choosing application that had the following items:
Prince of Persia 1
Lombard RAC Rally
Paratrooper
Test Drive 1
Xenon 2
Blockout
Grand Prix Circuit
Pipe Mania
Snooker
Alley Cat
Tristan

First FPS: Catacomb Abyss, Blake Stone, Wolfenstein 3D, or Doom. Can't remember which one.

First multi-computer multiplayer (split-screen multiplayer doesn't count ;o ): Doom on an IPX home network with a 386 and a 486. Unfortunately, the slowest computer dictated everyone else's fps D:

First online multiplayer: Half-Life back in 2000. Although I do remember trying Tribes once online before that...

 

[[-project.rattus-]]

Xenon 2

That game has the best soundtrack/musical score ever! even on internal speakers!

 

[Commissar{SK}]

First FPS: The copy of Unreal that came with my Voodoo 3.

 

[Surge]

The first COMPUTER multiplayer game I played that required more than one computer was Doom... via serial cable, baby. Of course, before that, there were some hotseat things, but Doom would be the first of the "modern" MP games.

The first game I actually played online might have been Quake[world]. Possibly Descent 2.

 

[Sherman]

My first online game was Tribes. That game was awesome. Then I got into the Daikatana demo because I was only like 10 or 11 or something.

 

[[5.SS]Strother]

Tribes 2 FTW. That game had awesome netcoding, you could play 64 person servers with a 56k and no lag.

 

[ash2life]

same - unreal that came with voodoo3

 

[Velcro Warrior]

Starsiege: Tribes

Man I miss that game... none of the sequels have come even near to the fun of the original... I just wish there was some way it could have stayed...

Especially loved the WarZonE modification...

 

[=GG= Mr Moe]

Not counting the text games I played on my old (older than many of you) Texas Instruments with a whopping 8KB of memory, or my TRASH 80 IV after that (Empire of the Overmind ruled)

First online games:

probably Age of Empires II (sucked over the phone modem only 2 tries...)

or better, America's Army (with DSL)

 

[CatMangler]

My first MP game was probably NCSNIPES on an Novell Netware 2.x network

 

[[RWTD]Burn[GKR]]

First online MP game I played was TF. From there I was addicted to Day of Defeat for almost 6 years, but once the horrific dod:s was released, I walked away from the game and call RO my home now.

 

[myzko]

Wow..this is actually really hard, I can't remember, must have been Counter-Strike at some internet caf

 

[King Ragnar]

Medieval Total War, the Unreal 2004, and then the best game in the world ( i dont think i need to elaborate on that )

 

[2ltben]

I think the first games I actually owned myself were F-Zero and Zombies Ate My Neighbors for the SNES.

Once I got a computer I had the cheap DOS titles, Doom, Wolfenstein, et al, but the first game I had that wasn't a demo and was actually contemporary to the time was SWAT 2, then The Sims, then Half-Life.

My first multiplayer game was HLDM, shortly thereafter I discovered the mod after finding DoD 1.2 on a PC Gamer demo disk. That was about 5 years ago I think, and I still haven't left the community.