What was your very first RPG?

[nohorsetown]

Legacy of the Ancients, on Commodore 64. Or maybe it was The Bard's Tale? Yeah, I think I technically got Bard's Tale first, but I didn't care for it as much. A year or so later I got Wasteland (Fallout's grandpa), and that pretty much blew my other C64 games outta the water. Ultima 4 was pretty fun, too.

 

[Hazy]

Pokemon Yellow.

 

[henrebotha]

Diablo. I loved it so much that I'm playing D2LoD right now.

 

[synnsationalsynn]

final fantasy VI

 

[Bluedemon322]

Pokemon Green

 

[KapnKerfuffle]

First would be Ultima:Exodus on NES.
First after I got a computer probably Magic Candle 2.

 

[fenrizz]

Pokemon Red

Still holds up like a true epic, great game.

 

[Ben Legend]

Final Fantasy 9. It sealed the deal between me and all other RPG's. I love to play them now.
And for me, its still the best Final Fantasy.

 

[Grayjack]

Pokemon Blue. Good times, good times.

 

[Socken]

Not quite sure wether I was first introduced to Pokemon or Final Fantasy IX. Either way neither of those were really mine (both belonged to a friend of mine who let me have them for a weekend) so I dunno if they count anyways.
But the first one I bought for myself was Pokemon Yellow.

 

[Jettling]

Mine was Daggerfall =D how The Elder Scrolls have changed hehe

 

[Cocal]

fable. oh, those were the good ol' days...

This! Man I love Fable.

 

[Minjoltr]

Morrowind. Still the best RPG I've played yet.

 

[Blazsy]

Pokemon red

 

[Darth Pope]

Parasite Eve

 

[jad4400]

PokeMon Red was my very first RPG, I played it at the tendr age of 6.

My first consoule RPG was Starwars Knight of The Old Republic....Ahhhhhh the memories

 

[GoldenRaz]

Pokémon Yellow.

PIII-KAAA-CHUUUU!!!

 

[elbryan108]

Dragon Warrior (Dragon Quest in Japan), You younguns.

This! "You see a Red Slime!!!"

 

[Tears of Blood]

My very first was Super Mario RPG for the SNES.

 

[Darkeagle6]

...Quest 64. Yeah, I know.

Actually, me and my friend never got past the first boss, because we didn't really get what we were supposed to do. Back then, if we were presented with large (well, rather short by today's standards, but whatever) amounts of english text, we'd just skip it (English isn't my first language). The way things worked in RPGs was apparently hard to grasp for kids who were used to games about jumping on bad people to save the princess/nice woodland creatures and such stuff. We got through Zelda: Ocarina of time just fine, though... I think we were a bit older when we played that.