It’s time for another game giveaway here on MP1st! Thanks to Activision, we have two (2) PlayStation (NA) codes for Crash Bandicoot’s 25th anniversary bundle, which includes the Crash Bandicoot trilogy, Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled, and Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time! Yes, one code will net you all three games!
Your probably wondering how you can potentially win of these codes, well it’s pretty easy. All you have to do is leave a comment below about your favorite gaming moment in the last 25 years, along with your Twitter handle. Why Twitter? So you won’t have to leave your email address exposed for all to see, and spam you with. Plus, we can just DM the code if you win, which is easier, right? We’ll select a winner at random as long as the criteria is met. Pretty easy, right? Well, what are you waiting for!
Note that anyone in the world regardless of region can join, but our codes are region 1 (R1), and are for US PSN accounts. You can create a US PSN account, redeem the code, and once you’ve initiated the download, just revert to your original account and play away.
Winners will be announced on Monday.
We’ll have another giveaway coming up next week, so stay tuned!
Probably one of my favorite moments in recent gaming was when SPOILER ALERT:
Kratos came back to pick up his blades of chaos. I was screaming. Twitter: PownNoobs_96
my favorite moment in the games was when Kairi and Sora got back together.
My twitter is @HakisoGerson
One of my favorite gaming moments over the past few years was meeting Jörmungandr for the first time in God of War 2018. I really hope we see more of the world serpent in God of War Ragnarok.
Twiiter: TGGJustin
I’m going to go with the whole Museum sequence from The Last of Us Part 2 last year. Very memorable. Twitter: Helghastwarrior
One of my favourite gaming moments happened more recently and it was playing the bombing mission at the start of Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Just brought back so many great memories.
Twitter: tcgharker
Mine would be the day i played the last of us.. I have never played a game that just grabs you… Not only that but my dad got grabbed by the last of us as well just fro mthe start…
My favorite gaming moment in the last 25 years was that after years of not playing videogames (crash bandicoot warped being the last one) I came back and finished mgs3 snake eater, afterwards I realized that videogames can be art and brought me back to gaming again.
Twitter: Dleec06
The museum sequence in The Last of Us Part 2 would be my most recent favorite moment. Twitter: Helghastwarrior
My favorite moment was my first time playing Shadow of The Colossus, the Opening is phenomenal, the feeling of loneliness and curiosity makes the game a masterpiece.
Twitter: @LuisLebert00
My Favorite Gaming moment in the last 25 years was when Ellie forgives Joel for what he did in The last of us II.Twitter: daryy_04
My favorite memory is when me and my friend tried to get high win streak in Black Ops (1). We had winstreak of 90 and we lost the streak due to a “connection interrupted”.
twitter: @pahissonni
My favourite memory is *spoilers* killing Micah in RDR2, felt so good. Twitter: Synthiqx
My favorite memory is when Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown released at midnight. A game in hibernation for 9 years returning in 2019. A series with me since i was a child. And i still have it installed on my ps4 since its release.
twitter: doomdemongopog
My absolute favorite gaming moment of the last 25 years was in Spider-Man ps4 (which I’m sure will annoy many people). I’ve been such a big Spider-Man fan my entire life and I feel like there have been fun games, yet the character was never done proper justice in the medium. But, that all changed in the moment at the very beginning of the game when Peter is getting his suit on in his apartment and jumps out. The way it transitions seamlessly into gameplay with that music and the visuals of the helicopters heading towards Fisk tower, my god!!!That whole intro was incredible. I just love how perfectly it set up that world’s Spider-Man and how it was even setting up the friendship/mentorship with doc ock on the phone call. The point is, that game was just incredible. The intro itself was enough to make me feel like a kid again experiencing the best Spider-Man game we’ve ever got (miles is fantastic too!).
Twitter Handle: @Aidan31203
My favourite gaming memory has to be playing LittleBigPlanet Online with randoms that some of them eventually became my closest friends, those were my favourite times and nothing can beat that position of being my favourite gaming memory lol. Twitter: typunknwn
*Days Gone Spoilers Alert*
When Deacon reunites with Sarah who he thought was dead. That moment left me speechless. I never had that kind of connection with a game until I played Days Gone. Loved every second of it.
Twitter: kkabbess
I would have to say my favourite memory is actually Crash related! 😉 Back as a kid before I had my own PlayStation system anytime I went over to my one younger cousin’s house he would insist on us playing Crash Bandicoot. We’d take turns after each death needless to say I was pretty bad and got blown up by many a TNT crates. Still cousin would just shrug and say we’d get ’em next time. To this day it always makes me smile thinking back how chill he was especially at such a young age when others might of thrown tantrums.
Twitter @echostirs
The The Last of Us ending. That was shocking to say the least. And it was the perfect ending according to the tone of the game. Absolutely flawless. My Twitter username is @eugebaquero
My favorite memory of Crash Bandicoot is when I used to go to Circuit City and there was this one time where the original Crash Team Racing was on display. I played with some random customer there and we had fun before having to leave for the day. It was one of the first racing games I’ve ever played (besides Nintendo’s F-Zero). I think I was like 9 or 10 years old back then. Time sure flies.
Anyways, thanks for this giveaway!
Twitter @TheStark700
My favorite moment was when the Final Fantasy VII Remake was announced. It was long overdue but I think it came at the perfect moment. I’m still amazed of how good it is. (Twitter: nomadseven7)
mine would have to be the constant disappointment at no new spryo title. lol i jest.
for real though i think my favorite gaming moment is seeing the final fantasy x trailer on tv! i was just completely awed and have been obsessed with the franchise since. @somniumroad on twitter.
The The Last of Us ending. That was shocking to say the least. And it was the perfect ending according to the tone of the game. Absolutely flawless. My Twitter username is @eugebaquero
The The Last of Us ending. That was shocking to say the least. And it was the perfect ending according to the tone of the game. ABsolutely flawless. My Twitter username is @eugebaquero
When the gameplay trailer of God of War 2018 was revealed showing that it would play completely different compared to the previous games. And even with a new main weapon. That was awesome and the game totally delivered. Twitter username: @browneyedryan
Oh this is a tough one as there’s been so many great memories over the years. I’ll go with when I got my first DS Lite so I could play Phantom Hourglass where the highlight was truly screaming into the mic to get the cannon cheaper.
The supper underappreciated Sega Dreamcast. It was years ahead of its time. The games catalog was incredible, it had a built-in modem and the VMU was a pretty innovative feature. (@intrimite on Twitter)
The supper underappreciated Sega Dreamcast. It was years ahead of its time. The games catalog was incredible, it had a built-in modem and the VMU was a pretty innovative feature. (@intrimite on Twitter)
The supper underappreciated Sega Dreamcast. It was years ahead of its time. The games catalog was incredible, it had a built-in modem and the VMU was a pretty innovative feature. (@intrimite on Twitter)
The supper underappreciated Sega Dreamcast. It was years ahead of its time. The games catalog was incredible, it had a built-in modem and the VMU was a pretty innovative feature. (@intrimite on Twitter)
I don’t know if favorite but socking I’d say. I’m talking about the Kojima-Konami feud. On one side I’m happy he’s free to do whatever he wants now but I can’t help to wonder what will happen to the MGS franchise.
Twitter: nightknightk
The The Last of Us ending. That was shocking to say the least. And it was the perfect ending according to the tone of the game. ABsolutely flawless. My Twitter username is @eugebaquero
Everyone is fascinated with the Uncharted 2 train sequence but for me the best moment in gaming history is the cruise level in Uncharted 3. The animation and the water physics are incredible. Twitter: sebrightnow
The supper underappreciated Sega Dreamcast. It was years ahead of its time. The games catalog was incredible, it had a built-in modem and the VMU was a pretty innovative feature. (@intrimite on Twitter)
The supper underappreciated Sega Dreamcast. It was years ahead of its time. The games catalog was incredible, it had a built-in modem and the VMU was a pretty innovative feature. (@intrimite on Twitter)
One of the gaming moments that comes to my mind right is a pretty recent one: the Cyberpunk 2077 launch day backlash. I can understand the frustration of the players after waiting for too long for the game but some went too far threatening the developers. It was wild. I hope it never happens again. Twitter: _FeRBaQ_
@ivesalive on Twitter too!
My tale begins all the way back in early spring of 2002 when I spotted Dark Cloud on PS2 for under $15 at Target! Oh joyous day I thought as never seemed to luck out finding sales during those family shopping trips. Got home, started it up immediately even though I could only play for about a hour before I was supposed to go to bed for school the next morning. Within that first hour of being introduced to Toan & Norune Village I was hooked! My childlike naivety thought the thirst meter was genius! Even more so with the existence of the Mellow Banana that increased thirst cause let’s be honest banana’s are the driest fruit; who even truly likes them? I digress. Things were going good rebuilding Norune to the villagers exact specifications even if they were starting to seem a bit demanding. Finally comes time to fight Dran! I’ve prepared with upgraded weapons, a stockpile of tasty waters & bread. Spent over 2hrs trying to take him out! Majority of the floor was knocked out, stockpile practically diminished and weapons started to break. Repeat x10. Started multiple new save files but nope, nada, zip, zilch always just a never ending battle. Eventually I resigned myself to there must be a glitch with my disc, packed the game up and tried to not make eye contact with the case to avoid being taunted. Fast forward to 2015 when Sony listed it up on PSN. I abstained initially but that $5 sale kept calling my name. Eventually I bit the bullet, prayed to the Atlamillia that my experience with Dran back on PS2 was indeed due to a glitch not my ineptitude. FINALLY SUCCESS! It only took a decade plus to get to experience the story but I think the wait was worth it. Nostalgia plays a bit of a factor into why this silly ancedote has become my personal favorite moment in gaming.
Still not 100% sure why Toan is trying to emulate a pumpkin with his green cap & orange poncho look.
The crumbs of Perfect Dark revival! When that teaser trailer dropped at the Game Awards 2020 pretty sure my jaw hit the floor. I didn’t think Joanna Dark would ever get another outing yet here I am with fingers crossed the project comes to fruition!
Known as blastback on twitter as well. Thanks for the chance!
Final Fantasy XIV definitely is my favorite from the last 25 years. It’s been a real journey watching it originally launch as a steaming pile of bad to turn into the success it is now under Yoshi-P and team efforts. Don’t even get me started on how amazing Soken’s compositions have been. Absolute chefs kiss!
Still remember how I thought XIV would be a terrible experience as I didn’t have a friend group going in but that’s the joy of XIV you can easily make friends. At the very least find a group to run content with thanks to party finder.
Twitter @depthvie
Twitter: @alstroemeriabee
Animal Crossing New Horizons was such a bright welcoming respite from harsh realities all last year. Loved hearing how companies were hosting their meetings in game. Made me truly appreciate what a positive impact games have been able to make.
Favorite moment would have to be Resident Evil 2 Remake. All the Mr. X memes that spawned gave me life. Glad newer fans of the series were able to find out how epic Claire is too. Now we just need Capcom to get on board with a Code Veronica Remake. Twitter @shooopuf
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There was a huge amount of gaming moments last 15 years that I can remember and share with. So it’s hard for me to choose just one. But probably it’s about Ori franchise. No spoilers here but the ending of the Will of the Wisps brought both joy and tears. It was so emotional. Marvellous game.
Twitter: @OdinIsWithUs7
Really good question here. Well, let me think… I would love to pinpoint that very best moment in gaming for me, however, as far as gaming is concerned, the most satisfying thing for me would be discovering games and gaming in general. Not all people play video games as a hobby. And I am really glad and happy that I can do it for love and pure fun. Yeah, gaming has its downsides, but if you game responsibly it is a great way to vent out your frustration (in a good sense) with your everyday life, relax, find inner peace, broaden your horizon, learn new things, find new friends, immerse yourself in a captivating story etc. I started gaming about 20 years ago and at first I played only shooters. But then gradually I discovered and fell in love with other genres too: RPGs, action adventure games, visual novels, puzzlers, metroidvanias, racing games to name a few. There is a lot to gaming than non-gamers think. Each and every game is unique and deserves even a bit of attention and I thank gaming gods that they let me experience all those great moments in video games along with other gamers from around the world. twitter: @skozyrev83
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I was very surprised when these games were released on Steam – Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilog and Spyro Reignited Trilogy, probably the most played games on the first console PSone by me, and then released in better quality and on the PC platform.
@SebastianPyro
Really good question here. Well, let me think… I would love to pinpoint that very best moment in gaming for me, however, as far as gaming is concerned, the most satisfying thing for me would be discovering games and gaming in general. Not all people play video games as a hobby. And I am really glad and happy that I can do it for love and pure fun. Yeah, gaming has its downsides, but if you game responsibly it is a great way to vent out your frustration (in a good sense) with your everyday life, relax, find inner peace, broaden your horizon, learn new things, find new friends, immerse yourself in a captivating story etc. I started gaming about 20 years ago and at first I played only shooters. But then gradually I discovered and fell in love with other genres too: RPGs, action adventure games, visual novels, puzzlers, metroidvanias, racing games to name a few. There is a lot to gaming than non-gamers think. Each and every game is unique and deserves even a bit of attention and I thank gaming gods that they let me experience all those great moments in video games along with other gamers from around the world. twitter: @skozyrev83
Favourite gaming moment in the last 25 years, you ask? Beg you pardon, but I’ll have to reminisce earlier than that. 30 years ago, more or less, happened the moment that defined me as a gamer ever since. I went to an arcade shop with my late father and although the games present there were pretty basic and unpretentious, I was absolutely mesmerised with everything what happened on-screen. Since then I owned quite a number of consoles, completed a ton of games, but I still remember that wonderful day as if it was yesterday. (@RageQuitGamer2 is my Twitter handle)
Really good question here. Well, let me think… I would love to pinpoint that very best moment in gaming for me, however, as far as gaming is concerned, the most satisfying thing for me would be discovering games and gaming in general. Not all people play video games as a hobby. And I am really glad and happy that I can do it for love and pure fun. Yeah, gaming has its downsides, but if you game responsibly it is a great way to vent out your frustration (in a good sense) with your everyday life, relax, find inner peace, broaden your horizon, learn new things, find new friends, immerse yourself in a captivating story etc. I started gaming about 20 years ago and at first I played only shooters. But then gradually I discovered and fell in love with other genres too: RPGs, action adventure games, visual novels, puzzlers, metroidvanias, racing games to name a few. There is a lot to gaming than non-gamers think. Each and every game is unique and deserves even a bit of attention and I thank gaming gods that they let me experience all those great moments in video games along with other gamers from around the world. twitter: @skozyrev83