Holy Crap! where do I Begin?
Oblivion: Walking around Cyrodiil for the first time, interacting with the people and entering the stores and shops, knowing that one day i would be able to do anything i wanted and be able to PWN anyone in the game. Also, realizing how much depth was put into every single storyline and how they each branched out into a rediculous system of unrecountable events and countless options. Oh, and realizing that there was a Difficulty setting and finally finding out that i had almost beaten the game on the 8th difficulty setting and thinking to myself "HOLY CRAP!! no wonder this was hard!"

Halo 1, 2 & 3: leading Marines through Halo and actually trying to keep my marines alive due to how these two single marines had made it through the entire level with me, which were the mexican and the australian dudes.
Hosting Live parties with my step bros and PWNing everyone there. It is an awesome feeling to know that everyone wanted you on their team, and if you werent on their team, they would bitch. (those of you who have been there, know). For those of you who havent, Its like being Micheal Jordan in a playground with a bunch of 12 year olds.

the part of MGS1 where you're in the Elevator and the invisible soldiers are there with you. I played this at 2 a.m., i was alone and i was the only one awake, I was about 10 years old and when Otacon started freaking out and sounding nervous (that freaky music began playing) on the Codec about some camoflage being stolen, and that there was about 400 lbs on the Elevator scale, i was like "Holy Sh*t, whats gonna happen?!?!?!" Probably one of the scariest moments in gaming for me.

Doom 3: that part in the beginnng where you can hear the mechanic in the pipe scream and you go to check and that demon pops out at the perfect time, nearly shit myself. I was playing and my cousin and little bro were in the room, it was daylite out side and we all jumped at it. We soon decided to just turn it off and go play basketball.

Half-Life 2: getting the Gravity Gun. Period. Ravenholm was not really scary, but sort of an annoying part of the game after you complete it. Somehow grabbing Father Gregori's shotgun on the Xbox version, (the first Xbox, Crap version)

Buying the Orange Box.

GTA IV online Multiplayer, If you havent played it, play it. if you dont have the game, go buy it and play it online, trust me, its worse than coke. I was addicted.

playing G-Mod and learning how to use all the tools.

MGS2: after the Tanker mission, when Raiden's intro movie begins playing, I was seriously confused. "Who the F*ck is this guy? young snake? snake after the Tanker incident? why is the hair white? why is this guy not on the game case or even mentioned on the back cover. Holy Crap!! its the Colonel from the First game!!!" and then finding out it wasnt him, just a robot. seeing Vamp appear time after time of seeing him die. after Olga died, i was like "damn. I was actually starting to like her". watching the entire ending soliloquy from snake. Then seeing my first rank was a Doberman, "WTF?!?! is that good?!? Bad!?!?! how do i know!?!?!"

GTA3: driving around the city for the first time and thinking "WOW, this is amazing, an entire City on a disk, with people and cars and everything"

Pwning level 6 and 7 guys in my FIRST ever HALO 3 match online.

being stupid enough to actually think i would get asked for an ID at some crap gamestore when purchasing DOAX beach volleyball. I was like 12 and spent about an hour walking around the store working up the nerve to go and pay for it. then the cashier gives me this look and i just abrubtly say "its for my brother, its his birthday" and grabbing the game and almost running out of the store.

Realizing how much MORE skill is needed to PWN on PC shooters like CSS and HL2DM than Halo 3 and CoD4.

Anyone up for a Halo 3 multiplayer round or two? gamertag; "Snathious"
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