What game series have you loved and followed from the beginning?

[Les Awesome]

Ratchet and clank Jak n daxter sly cooper and halo kingdom hearts
and yes I have every game in their series

 

[Kingstome]

So wayyyy back in the day I got this awesome game on PS1 about giant fighting robots that you got to use to blow up other giant fighting robots. I was pretty much hooked.

Since then, I've bought every Armored Core game that has come out.

 

[PatrickXD]

Prince of Persia. I remember being 8 and having to beg my mum and dad, persuading them that I was mature enough to play a 12+ game.

 

[Weimann]

That would have to be the Ace Attorney series. Wonderful games.

 

[Duckinapond]

The one game franchise, that I have always followed since I had a PC,
is the Total War Series. It always has been and always will be awesome.
Except if, you know, they make a game that sucks. Like Empire.... damn.

 

[Zealous]

I have tons of games but I only have a few series. The list gets even smaller when i exclude the fairly recent ones...
Halo: Bought Halo CE in 2004-ish, went back and got Halo 2, pre ordered Halo 3 and ODST and currently have Halo Reach pre ordered.
Pokemon: Got the Red version, then Gold and Silver, Ruby and Emerald, and Leaf Green. I never bought a DS so i stopped there.
Smash Bros: I got the original for my N64, Melee for the Gamecube, and Brawl for my Wii.
Elder Scrolls: The first one I played was Morrowind, then I went back and played Daggerfall, and I bought Oblivion on release date.

 

[JEBWrench]

Anyone who knows me already knows this:

The Myst series. All five core games, plus Uru and its expansions, multiple stints on Uru Live/Until Uru/Myst Online: Uru Again, as well as the books, both in single editions and omnibus.

 

[mrF00bar]

Call of Duty used to be one of the series close to my heart, but that has been spoiled.
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Call of Duty as well but its been ruined for me. Half Life Series is my favorite overall, first played HL when I was 7 on my dads PC.

 

[LilGherkin]

Starcraft, started playing that when I was about 7.
Love Starcraft II.

 

[ImprovizoR]

Hitman, Splinter Cell (although Conviction is kinda disappointing), Metal Gear Solid, Devil May Cry, Grand Theft Auto, Assassin's Creed, Call of Duty, God of War, Jedi Knight, Bioshock, Half-Life, Mass Effect, TES, Fallout

You think this is a lot? This is only what I can be bothered to write right now.

 

[esperandote]

Silent Hill though I haven't played Homecoming and I'm at the beggining of Shattered Memories (Haven't played the arcade or Orphan either).

Parasite Eve.

 

[Firoth]

Fable, Super Smash Brothers and Kingdom Hearts. I followed Pokemon for a time when I was younger, but dropped it after Ruby/Sapphire/Colosseum.

 

[FastLogan2400]

Mario would probably be the biggest series that I've followed and played. Other than that I can't really think of any others that have more than two or three games in the series that I've completely played through.

 

[Talon_Skywarp]

Resident Evil...god why did 5 have to happen and ruin all that was good about that game. The story set fire to the series and threw it out a window.

I really believe res evil (1-3) are perfect. I even played the outbreak series which were amazing, no matter what people say. Fan boy- I think so!

Metal Gear Solid as well...I enjoyed the fact they invented a game I didnt really have to play.

 

[wolf92]

Jak and Daxter, Prince Of Persia. Pokemon, Star Wars Battlefront and KOTOR

 

[Senaro]

Super Smash Brothers and Pokemon.

 

[Geekosaurus]

Probably Splinter Cell. Alright, so the first one I got was Chaos Theory but I remember the original coming out. I went back to complete the two I skipped and have subsequently completed every SC game since then. Even the PS2 version of Double Agent and Essentials on PSP. I don't know if its because I was blown away by it at the time, but Chaos Theory is arguably still the best game in the series.

 

[ConfusedL]

Metal gear solid series. The fourth had a a kind of 'The Lost ending syndrome', at least for me.

 

[GrimmjowPantera]

Bioshock. Though, I dunno if it counts since following it from the beginning would mean being a System Shock fan, but I wasn't old enough to think when that was around.