If you could erase a game from your memory and experience for the first time all over again, which would they be?
Morrowind for XBox, for sure. When I first played it, I had never played another game like it my life. No other game had so much to do, so much environment and NPCs to interact with, such an open-world. It was jaw-droppingly amazing. The game was just huge and insanely immersive for the time. Nothing else compared back then.
King's Field (U.S. edition) on PS1 would be another I'd love to experience for the first time again. Exploring the dark, dangerous world that makes up King's Field was an experience, for sure. You were completely on your own in this game, no game guide, no NPC to hold your hand, you were dropped at the edge of an island where you had shipwrecked and that's it. You then proceed to multiple areas only to encounter death, that's when you discover this game isn't gonna be like your average video game. You then take a more cautious approach as you explore the caverns and catacombs that fill the depths of this island, upgrading your weapons, armor, and magic along the way. The game really gives you this sense of loneliness and danger.
Of course nothing beats the first time I played Super Mario Bros. on NES. That was the moment I truly fell in love in gaming. Just the pure joy of getting firepower, jumping on a Goomba, breaking blocks, and making my way to the goal to the right was like a euphoric high. I played this at a friends house. After that, NES became like digital crack to me, I just couldn't get enough, and I wouldn't shut up about it. My mom and Grandpa went in on halfs to get me one for Christmas when I was like 6 or 7. I got Star Soldier, Legend of Zelda, Pin-Bot, TMNT 1 with it, and of course the Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt cartridge that came with the NES. We did have an Atari 2600 in my older sister's room before that, but I'd get bored with the Atari 2600 rather quickly. I have Mario to thank for my love of gaming that continues to this day.