by "long and complcated story" I meant actaullt getting to vizzed any everything noy the game its self.

My first game was either a Game Boy hack of Pokémon called, "Pokémon TRE: Team Rocket Edition" or the Nintendo Entertainment System game, "Tiny Toon Adventures." I honestly cannot remember which I played first, but I do remember my reasons.

I played the "Team Rocket Edition" Pokémon when I read that it was a hack about becoming James of Team Rocket as your main character. Thrilled me that I could possibly steal Pokémon maybe, or otherwise play from the villain's point of view. Sadly, it was not THAT great of a game, but still happy I tried it.

Tiny Toon Adventures was played because I used to love Tiny Toons growing up. Also, when I heard you could play as Furrball, I just knew I had to play it. When I was in grammar school, a friend of mine was describing this game to me about how Furrball, Plucky, and Dizzy were heroes in this game along with Buster. Seeing as in most of the Tiny Toons games, you only get the option of playing as Buster, sometimes Babs and Plucky, and in one instance, Dizzy, the allure of playing as Furrball motivated my wish to play it. Sadly, my friend could not recall what system it was on or what the title was for it, so I had to wait until NOW to finally play this game. And it was worth the wait! Even if the game is not the best, Furrball freaking BREAKS this game, haha!

Splatterhouse, since I missed playing the arcade version of it back when i was a kid. I am still waiting when I get to have the time to go through all the oldie Final Fantasies. Oh and the Altered beast I have to try also!!

I came here because of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, but then I saw Chrono Trigger, and played this, because I've heard it was good and I haven't played it yet. And yes, Chrono Trigger is really cool. I actually still haven't completed it yet. :p

First game I played was the 8 bit version of final fantasy 7 I just had to try it love the original game and think that for an 8 bit version the game does pretty well actually I think more home brew 8 bit games would be awesome like 8 bit assassins creed lol

I honestly don't remember the very first game I played on Vizzed. lol Probably something on the NES though. Like Super Mario 3, or Clash At Demonhead. Something like that.

I have played so many games in the almost 3 years I have been here that I lost track ;-)

The first game I played was the arcade game Alien versus Predator. I spent loads of time playing that game back in the day, spending a lot of money to it too. *chuckles*

Mine was Rats, released to Game Boy Color in 1998.

And sorry to bump the 3-day topic.

I'm pretty sure it was one of the older Zelda games or maybe Pokemon Red, I don't really remember lol.

Ah...I think it was Mario Tennis for the game boy color. Some time ago, i had the game irl and loved it. I lost it somewhere, and was devastated (i still haven't found it yet). I looked up a way to play it for free, and found a website (might've been the old vizzed). The day i signed up, i wanted to find that website again. I found vizzed as my first result and started playing the game.

For whatever reason, I played mother 3, which is weird because I came for pokemon black.

"River City Ransom."
I had not played the thing since 1998. I typed a bunch of things in the Retro Game Room search engine Just to test it out. I figured this place would only have the mainstream popular hits.
Results? Quite Wrong. I have been very pleased with the games and the stuff that comes up when I type something in the search engine. I pick a random word and the engine comes up with a few pages to sort through and the results are always fascinating.
Back to the Game.
This Gem was too advanced for its time. I missed it sooo much.
I Didn't do a review till much later but I am pretty sure that is the first game I played here.
Come to find out there were many sequels that did not get a U.S. Release. I have a ton of them in my gamer profile. N.E.S. and S.N.E.S.
Why none of them were released in the States is beyond me. Everyone Played "Final Fight" and All the other Major "Beat-Em-Ups". Why not The River City Saga? Was it to keep us Pumping Quarters Into the Arcades?
I am no expert but I am certain it has to do with money somewhere.
For that slight discovery (Or "Guess-timation") alone I am Thankful Vizzed Board and the Retro Game Room is Available. How many other hits we didn't get that's in this place is Shocking to say the least.
Remember Final Fantasy 5?
We didn't get that thing in the U.S. till Play-station one.
Reason?
They said it was "Too Hard For Americans".
I broke my self made promise to not buy 100+ hour games after High school Graduation to Learn how hard (or how full of it the person that made the statement was).
Results?
Final Fantasy Still is fairly easy to play if you don't mind giving up a month or two.
Good Luck To All.
That's it. I'm done. Stick a fork in me.
Peace.

Harvest Moon. That game instantly became my all-time favorite when I first played it. However, I sold every console and game that I had when I was seventeen, and so nearly ten years later when I got back into gaming, I wanted to play it. I looked everywhere for a mobile version of it, since my android was the only way I had of gaming. In fact, that's what I was actually looking for when I found Vizzed. And so, having access at that moment to a friend's pc, I joined Vizzed so I could play it. And now you're all stuck with me!!! Blame Natsume.

The first game I played here was ActRaiser, just because it had always been a favorite of mine and I wanted to see if it would work, since I had tried it on a similar site and it hadn't there.

Well, the first game I ever played here was sonic spin ball for genesis. Coincidentally, it was also the first time I found this site and joined... Power of gaming

My first game on vizzed was ToeJam&Earl from Sega Megadrive. I was searching an online emulator to play these game and fortunately found this huge community. Nice shoot¡¡