Poll: What was your first First-Person Shooter?

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I grew up on strategy games and starcraft (thus rule 34 proofing my childhood), but my first first person shooter was an open source project called sauerbraten. It looked terrible, with graphics that resembled an n64 game and a color palette that consisted of brilliant green, radioactive orange, and about 100 browns and blacks, but it had a strange allure to it's simplistic design and had a very good multiplayer scene. Anyway, after that I played Half Life 2, which blew my mind with what I had been missing out on.

 

[fenrizz]

Early 90's.
Played Wolfenstein 3D and Doom as a kid.
Was damn scary at the time!

 

[Radek1994]

Goldeneye I think or some other James Bond game my friend had on the PS1 don't remember which came first.

 

[Deleric]

Counter Terrorists win, ************.

 

[Doclector]

Timsplitters 2

 

[Dr-Sock]

Medal of honour frontline.... still have it somewhere.

 

[DigitalSushi]

MDK

I had it on my second computer

you had MDK on your second computer?, thats just rude!, MDK deserves a place on all the primary computers of a household, and in all the hearts of shooter lovers.

 

[TheGreenManalishi]

I think it was Quake II

 

[Whistler777]

When I was but four years old, a family friend let me play Turok: Dinosaur Hunter for the N64. My life was changed forever.

 

[frenchtoast1337]

I think it was Call of Duty for PC, but I could be wrong

 

[Satin6T]

ah man the Jurrasic Park game, when you walked into a building and went into the 1st person mode, the only safe place was the elevator

 

[Geamo]

Either Goldeneye or Perfect Dark. Those were two great games. Either that, or the original Timesplitters.

 

[oppp7]

Chex Quest...

 

[sgtshock]

Technically, I started playing them with Half-Life, but I never really got into them until MOHAA on the PC and Timesplitters 2 on my Playstation.

 

[cowbell40]

Goldeneye for me.

 

[ShoryukenDude]

Geist, strangely enough.

 

[MentalBakura]

Mines was either Wolfenstein 3D, or the much lesser-heard-of Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold. I can't remember which was first, but those were two FPSs I played a lot when I was young.

 

[cubikill]

Medal of Honor: Allied Assault. Back when the Medal of Honor franchises was good.