I don't think that any video game has ever shaped my personality.

>>749077723
that's because you don't have one

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>Pokémon Sapphire
First game I ever played. Nothing spectacular nowadays, but it set me on my path away from trading card games. God knows how miserable I'd be if my dad never bought me that GBA.
>Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land
First game I ever played to 100% completion, and the first one I beat on a "hard mode" setting. It's an easy game for either of those, but the reward of Meta Knightmare inspired my completionist attitude for many years to come.
>Mario Kart: Double Dash
Played countless hours with my brother and my father throughout nearly the entire time I lived at home. I've always believed that the best video games of are the ones you can enjoy alongside your friends and family.
>Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
The first game where I felt like I was truly engaging with its mechanics and coming up with strategies to optimize my gameplay. Played it a ton for charity events during college, too.
>Super Smash Bros. Brawl
The first time I followed along with an upcoming game's development, and later it was the first game I learned how to mod. Counting mods, I also played a ton of Project M during college with people that are still my friends a decade later.
>Super Mario Galaxy 2
The first cooperative game that I ever beat alongside my brother, the most important person to me in the whole world. The soundtrack always reminds me of our shared adventure.
>Portal 2
First (real) video game I ever played on a non-Nintendo platform, and the first game I ever played online with friends. Team Fortress 2 is the game we played more, but I'm more attached to Portal 2.
>Persona 3
First game I ever played that felt like it had a real "message" it was trying to imprint on players. There were obviously plenty that existed before P3, and if I paid more attention to text in games when I was younger then something else could have been here, but I played P3 at a very particular time in my life, and its themes stuck with me.
>Undertale
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>>749078269
Peak 2000's nintendie taste
>>749079491
based 360 chad
>>749079770
>phantasy star
Amazing

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>Halo
Introduction to LAN parties
>FFXIV
friend I met through this died so it has kinda stuck with me
>Diablo 2
first game I played enough to understand on a deep level, and a genre I've stuck with
>Goldeneye
Solitaire control scheme with family and friends, seminal to liking games/multiplayer games
>Blazblue: CT
Met some of my closest long term friends playing this game in particular, even if it's not the fighting game I played the most
>STALKER
mods, appreciation for slav/ukraine/russjank
>MHP3rd
First MH game I didn't bounce off of, played with close friends via PSP connect on PS3, a genre and group I still play with
>Dark Souls
kind of an evolution of metroid tastes
>SOTN
started said metroid tastes, played Super Metroid after since I didn't have an SNES

>>749076102
>shaped who I am
>>>/y/outube

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>>749076102
ok

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>>749076102
Oh! You loved Tales of Eternia too! It's the game that taught me English.
I'm Euro, sadly this chart generator doesn't include PAL titles.
>>749076102
>>749079491
>>749082382
We're all more or less from the generation and I also really liked all these games.
I played Red Alert 2 more than 1 but it's with 1 that I have literal core memories from before I developped language.
I also played Black but I dislike this game, a pretty decent game but with too much jank.