My best? Finally beating Mario Brothers 2, as it was my first ever game completion. And also because so many people hated it. :D

My best gaming experience is of course seeing that final cinematic of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos after 5 or more tries of the last mission. It was hard as hell, but it was definetely worth it.

My first time playing Gothic (1).
The atmosphere is amazing, the soundtrack is great and the feeling of discovering this dark and unknown place... just wow!

If I could delete my memory I would gladly do it - just to be able to play this game for a 2nd 1st time xD

Thank's for wish list! Praise the sun!
couple of good moments from gaming.
First is discovering Anor Londo for the first time. Such a beautiful reveal of the city of the gods.
Second is that one time in xcom 2 where I one shot a Sectopod with an overwatch repeater shot. It was some crazy bullshit. Seriously, a 15% chance to instant kill is nothing to sneeze at.

The first time I played Borderlands (1) in coop, it was my first ever online multi experience (aside from card games) and it blew me away. I'd been gaming since the Atari 2600 days, and the level of engagement and interactivity and shared exploration just took a great game to a whole new level. I've been happily co-oping ever since. :)

Best so far for me has been Ori and the blind forest, is really an awesome game and soooo cute.
I wanted to do 100% achievements but I kinda sucks when it's about hard mode...

Hard to pinpoint a single experience, but all the time I spent on WoW in early vanilla is most memorable to me. Large scale world PvP was incredibly fun, despite not knowing what I was doing half of the time. Still wish I had those times back.

My best gaming experience was to play with my friends. No matter the game as long as i had friends they were enjoyable.
If i even had a friend :(

For me was the first time I beat system shock (the 90s original game)...
second best was beating might & magic III (also in the 90s)
Yes.. I'm old....

Ending Ocarina of Time 100% so much times... : )

Best gaming experience? Probably beating Bully: Scholarship Edition at 100% multiple times. I love it so much that I bought it on steam too, even though I have a physical copy of it. Thanks a lot. ;P

Mine would be Dark Cloud 2. I remember I loved playing it on our PS2 as a child, then I replayed it when I was in high school on an emulator. I loved the story, the gameplay, the world-building. I've probably sunk a few hundred hours on that game. Well worth it. It's a masterpiece. :)

okay so one of my favorite games (highly due to nostalgia) is cave story. I've beaten the free version a good 15-16 times over the past 9 or so years
anyways back in elementary school me and a friend snuck out of the school dance and into the empty library then bypassed the school block and downloaded it onto two computers then played that for 5 hours and beat the game at school.

My best gaming experience? Uff.. First thing that came to my mind was when I finished Pokemon Dungeon and cried. Then it reminded me of how I cried because of To The Moon and that's still the most touching experiences of all time because even months and years later something inside me does something to me when I listen to the soundtrack.

Mine's gotta be when I finally reached A-rank in with Fuerte in Ultra Street Fighter IV.

Of course I took a screenshot of that: http://oi67.tinypic.com/zlrqqw.jpg

Saint's row the third - finding all collectibles is priceless :D

I am 11 years old. The first time i entered game club, an older friend of mine give me to play HoMM III. Since that day gaming become my main hobby. To this day the menu theme brings me memories...

I've beaten Dragon Slayer Ornstein & Executioner Smough :DD

The first time playing Skyrim... You just don't forget that feeling ;_; :,) <3

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Im huge fans of "Hitman" series games :)

Beating Ornstein and Smough with a Uchigatana with no summons. I tried for an hour at least but man, I felt like a god afterwards :)

Gracias!

Being 5 and playing Contra with the kids next door :)