WL reqruitment.

I guess I'm close at 9.1k+ hidden on Steamgifts and 14.9k+ ignored on Steam and those numbers continue to grow.

Some of my most fond gaming memories are from years ago when I would skip school and play RTCW:ET with my brother.

Favourite games: Commandos 1, Mafia 1, Gothic 1, Deus Ex 1, Hitman 1 and GTA 3/Vice City - so much awesome memories :) TV Shows: Breaking Bad, Sons of Anarchy, Friday Night Lights, The Wire, Six Feet Under, Narcos, Lost.

17,164 hidden games :)

My son is a semi-professional gamer. My moment was beating him in a TF2 match.

Thank you for your considerations.

Legjobb elmenyem? Half-life 2 megerkezik a vonat, es varjuk hogy tortenjen valami, azt hittuk lefagyott, aztan megmozgattam az egeret es akkor jottunk ra, hogy amit lattunk az nem atvezeto animacio volt...
Gyorsan ujra is kezdtuk es vegig szaladgaltam es nezelodtem mig ment a vonat. :)
Meg most legutobb a half life alyx.

Best experience? Half-life 2 the train is arrived, we just wait to something will happens, but nothing. We tought the games is freezed, then I moved the mouse and realized what was we watched was not an cust-scene, but the game itself!
Quickly restarted the game to run adn look around in the train while it was moving.
Latest was the half life alyx.

My gaming experience is GTA 4. I'm getting it right now. I hope it will be pleasant, since GTA SA, the 4th part has greatly added to the realism and I like it.

14,848 hidden on SG. I'm pretty picky too.
I've entered fewer than 4,000 giveaways in 8 years. Under 4,000 comments too, so maybe I'm not active enough! There have been a few periods when I was away for the site for a while, but the low entries are mainly because I'm trying to work on my backlog.

Gaming memories - my memory isn't great and I'm sure there have been a lot. It was always nice saving for Amiga games as a kid, getting the box and the excitement on the way home, looking through the instruction book on the bus home. There are so many games available for cheap now and as a working adult there's no need to save when I want one. Maybe those times are my best gaming memories.

I don't have too many hidden games. I mostly visit the wishlist tab and rarely the recommended tab. The hidden games (147) were added when I was relatively new here.
First game experience I had as far as I remember was playing Dangerous Dave. I saw game on one of my relatives PC, copied it on floppy disk and brought it home.
I also remember playing GTAIII literally in 2-3 fps, 5 years later I finally finished the game in new PC.

Not really sure I'm passing the rules, but just want to share my experience anyway

I already watching movies since elementary school (early 2000's), local channel giving 3 movies/week (start at 11pm). western at Tuesday (random, from comedy to action to drama), Horror at Wednesday (Scream are my fave back in the day). Asian at Thursday (Police Story, enter the dragon, etc), dosnt ask about movie rating, cause no one cares back in the day.

Skip to high school, The first time I can get to foreign channel (available in my boarding house), I like NGC, and only watch it a few hour/ week. Busy with all activities. Until one day I coincidentally see few minutes of series (this was the first time i know foreign western series) called How I met Your Mother on Starworld (now Foxlife) channel. This may sound dumb, but Im amazed western also have tv series, and it is really good, after that I watch Community, New Girl, and best series imo Friends (I doubt any movie character can replace Chandler from my favorite)

Extra : at first Im confused with Season sytem (instead eps25 its called Season2 eps1), then i realized US series only released few episode every year that got repeated few times for a week, so it is make sense (for comparison, in my country a title can release around 200-300 eps/year so everyday new episode, never repeated)

I currently have 16,096 games hidden and it feels good :)

I don't have one specific gaming experience that stands out, but my best memories are from growing up with all the classic Nintendo consoles. I still have my NES, SNES, and N64 and love to pull them out once in a while to play. The games are still great today. My favorites are probably Zelda: A Link To The Past and the Donkey Kong Country trilogy on the SNES.

My best gaming experience... Now I would say it was when I finished Bioshock with the happy ending. It's a masterpiece...

Wouldn't mind being whitelisted if I pass your screening ;)

I'd have to say my most impactful experience was playing Warlord 3 on my first PC... That game rocked (at least at that time) - different kingdoms, different units, different castle looks... Amazing!

Best movie experiences have to do with seeing reddit threads about "Which movie should I watch without knowing anything about it?" Ones I've found that I absolutely loved were "Moon", "Predestination", "Triangle" (which I think was based on the Spanish language film "Timecrimes", also good), and maybe a couple others.

If you happen to watch any, let me know what you think.

Thanks for the chance!

Finishing Life is Strange is my best experience in any game. I still think about the game sometimes.

For me the Final Fantasy series has always been one of my favorite ones, and I fondly remember some emotional moments like Aerith's death in FFVII, or Zack's in Crisis Core, plus music is terrificly good, along the gameplay. And now I'm waiting for FFVII Remake to stop being an exclusive and hopefully come to PC because it looks just amazing.

i would apply but my ratio is far from 1.1 :D

I've hidden 4787 games here and 4765 ignored on Steam, because I only enter giveaways that I want to play!

My best experience was in Outlast 2, when the achievement "Messiah" appeared after endless hours of painful suffering:
Finish the game in Insane Mode without reloading the camera battery

My most intense gaming-expirience was my very first one: playing Super Mario Bros on the NES! By now I have beaten this game countless times on various platforms, but I will always remember how hard I found it back then. :)
On PC I can say the same thing about The Settlers II, which I played for dozends of hours on my first Computer (IBM Aptiva, can't remember the specs but it sure was something pathetic XD ). I would still call it the best game of its genre, along with its "Next Generation"-Sequel.

BTW: I only have 326 hidden games on SG.

It's hard to name a specific moment in gaming for me, there have been so many. So many worlds I've explored, so many quest fulfilled, so many stories told. Maybe it's that one moment where a game actually managed to made me cry. It was Milkmaid of the Milkyway.

Also, almost 16000 games hidden here. There's just so much trash on Steam, or well, genres and games I'm absolutely not interested in...

Hidden games on sg... currently 6152. It would be more, if I were actively hiding games and hide all the "ignored" games from steam. But I'm too lazy for that and only hide games when I stumble across them here.

Not the best moment in gaming, but a significant one for me: Being able to have a same sex partner and adopting a baby in The Sims 1, and having marriage equality starting with The Sims 2. I actually bought the second Sims game just to support them for this.

Hello! I'd love to join your WL, if possible. 😄

Here's what I have for #6:

Gaming

• Spyro 2 (back when I was 5) - Finally beating Ripto after so many failed attempts.
• Dark Cloud - Finally building the village(s) the way the villagers want, after hours of trial and error.
• Valkyrie Profile - Everytime Lenneth yells "Nibelung Valesti!"
• Spyro 2 (from Reignited Trilogy) - Beating Ripto easily and realizing 5-year old me was a really uncoordinated idiot.
• Hollow Knight - Beating Pantheon of the Knight and accepting that I won't even attempt Pantheon of Hallownest.

Movies and TV

• Adam's Apples - Great comedy-with-a-life-lesson film all around but this scene highlights the quirks of all the characters making it even funnier.
• The Guard - This scene is exactly how I imagine paying off someone in real life would play out.
• The Villainess - If someone asked me to recommend a movie just based on its opening scene it would probably be this movie.
• Adventure Time - Particularly the Stakes miniseries. I still sometimes binge-watch entire seasons of it with my nephew (my primary source of cartoon recommendations).
• Generation Kill - Serpentine

Sure, I like being on white lists, I'll give it a try. :)

I'm not sure what my best gaming moment is - there have been so many great moments - but all the best moments have been playing games with someone else.

For example, I played Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light with my SO and it was one of the best co-op experiences I've ever had. The game let us play to our strengths - I was better at shooting the enemies, but the puzzles required both puzzle solving and cooperation and we relied on each other to figure them out. When we discovered that the dodge roll was faster than running, both our minds were blown - suddenly the stage where we couldn't make it to the exit in time was no problem at all.

A while later I was visiting a friend and we decided to play Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light - and it was funny how different the game felt. We had both beaten the game before, we were experienced, and thus we dove in both dodge rolling everything and blasting every monster in sight.

Room for one more? 😎

Best experience in gaming is a tricky one, I've been playing games for a long time... 😅
...but the one that stands out is when I'd just got my N64 and I played Super Mario 64 for the first time, it was so revolutionary! 😲😃

17,215 hidden here btw 😏

No need to whitelist me, because we have already whitelisted each other!

I don't think I've had a single best experience, but I'm looking back at my childhood playing Mario Kart with friends. Actually, my best experiences are probably playing with friends in general.