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[Melra]

I can't be sure. My father introduced me into gaming back in 94, can't remember what game was it. I played Pac-Man, Prince of Persia 2, Test Drive, Need for Speed and Spear of Destiny. It was one of those.

[happy_daiz]

Endurium wrote...

Do share! Pong fascinated me because it was the first time I was able to control what was happening on the TV - an entirely new concept. Thus began my gaming hobby, slowly at first, but it kicked into full gear when I obtained a C-64 and later a PC.

Oh, wow, ok. This is a trip in the wayback machine! Back when there were arcades everywhere (Aladdin's Castle was the main one in our area), we spent countless hours playing Pac Man and Donkey Kong at the skating rink, and went to the arcade on the weekends when our dad would take us.

At home, we had an Atari with the standard joystick and one red button (can you imagine that now?). We played Pong, along with Asteroids, Battlezone, Yar's Revenge, Centipede, and Frogger. There are probably more, but that part of my brain is pretty dusty. I do remember that we had a Curtis Mathes console TV that we had the Atari hooked up to, kinda like this. It was ridiculous.

I never did have my own Commodore, but my grandpa did, so I used to play stuff on there. I seem to remember that there was a magazine of sorts that he subscribed to that contained code to create programs. I did some of that, but that was about the extent of it.

My first 'pc', many years later, was actually a Mac. At that time, it was pretty tough to find hybrid games, so most of what I played were adventure games, like Myst, Riven, Syberia, The Longest Journey, etc.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 10 mai 2013 - 05:42 .

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

Super Mario or duck hunt

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Adriano87 wrote...

Lotus F1:

North and South:

Amiga Games in Diskettes :


first PC games I've played (before I got my PC) =

Monkey Island:

Gods:

Wolfenstein 3d:

This guy has a good taste in video games!

[ThatGamerWithSouvlaki285]

Street fighter on Nes, MK2, Tekken 3 Red alert 2, worms Armageddon, populous the beginning.

[Aslanasadi]

Modifié par Aslanasadi, 10 mai 2013 - 05:43 .

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

[acicm2]

sonic for Sega.

[Jedi Ninja]

First PC game Duke Nukem

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sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

That came out in the 70's didn't it?

[Degs29]

I'd say Super Mario World, even though technically it wasn't my first video game. My actual very first would be something on my dad's Atari: Keystone Capers, Solar Fox, or Enduro. But Super Mario World is what got me into video games.

[Arcadian Legend]

@Reezy I remember our SNES was bundled with Starfox, though it's called Starwing over here. They called Starfox 64 Lylat Wars too.

Modifié par Arcadian Legend, 10 mai 2013 - 06:18 .

[RedArmyShogun]

007 on the Atari. I only remember not getting far in it lulz.

[AtreiyaN7]

Can't remember if I posted in here before, but I'm pretty sure that my first game at home on a console was Pong on my Atari 2600.

[Fortlowe]

^ Pong, here too. Definitely Pong. *shakes fist at post millennials* Off my lawn you little bastards!!!

[Cutlass Jack]

I'm also a member of Pong Club.

[Endurium]

happy_daiz wrote...

Endurium wrote...

Do share! Pong fascinated me because it was the first time I was able to control what was happening on the TV - an entirely new concept. Thus began my gaming hobby, slowly at first, but it kicked into full gear when I obtained a C-64 and later a PC.

Oh, wow, ok. This is a trip in the wayback machine! Back when there were arcades everywhere (Aladdin's Castle was the main one in our area), we spent countless hours playing Pac Man and Donkey Kong at the skating rink, and went to the arcade on the weekends when our dad would take us.

At home, we had an Atari with the standard joystick and one red button (can you imagine that now?). We played Pong, along with Asteroids, Battlezone, Yar's Revenge, Centipede, and Frogger. There are probably more, but that part of my brain is pretty dusty. I do remember that we had a Curtis Mathes console TV that we had the Atari hooked up to, kinda like this. It was ridiculous.

I never did have my own Commodore, but my grandpa did, so I used to play stuff on there. I seem to remember that there was a magazine of sorts that he subscribed to that contained code to create programs. I did some of that, but that was about the extent of it.

My first 'pc', many years later, was actually a Mac. At that time, it was pretty tough to find hybrid games, so most of what I played were adventure games, like Myst, Riven, Syberia, The Longest Journey, etc.

Awesome! The magazine you were thinking of was possibly COMPUTE!'s Gazette for Commodore machines, or its parent magazine for multiple platforms, COMPUTE! I had a subscription to the Gazette for a number of years and had discs full of programs I'd typed in. haha.

My grandfather had an Atari 2600 with a bunch of games so we enjoyed that when we visited. As a family, we had the Magnavox Odyssey II in the late 70s/early 80s. My circumstances prevented me from having an Amiga or Mac, but later I did get the first real gaming PC with EGA (16 colors!) video. lol

It's been a lot of fun watching technology mature, and I certainly still love gaming today.

[CronoDragoon]

Plus Madden 95 for Genesis. Barry Sanders sweep ---> touchdown errtime.

[Bfler]

When I was young I only had such small hand held devices with LCD display and a single installed game from my aunt in Western Germany. Consoles or PC weren't available in the GDR.
My first real game was then in the early 90's, when my father decided to buy a PC (a 386SX-25), the Prince of Persia from 1989. Never had a console, only a Game Boy.

[Ridwan]

The first game I've ever tried was Pong, I was very very young.

The first game I ever owned... I can't remember.

Modifié par M25105, 10 mai 2013 - 09:28 .

[Arcadian Legend]

J. Reezy wrote...

Arcadian Legend wrote...

@Reezy I remember our SNES was bundled with Starfox, though it's called Starwing over here. They called Starfox 64 Lylat Wars too.

Oh cool, I figured that would've been bundled with the system. Probably helped increase its popularity a bit. I can't recall ever beating it though. I started playing Sega Genesis, NES and other SNES games around the same time I played StarFox.

I remember beating Starwing on the Easy route, but never got past the second to last level of the Medium route. Also dat credits sequence.

[ObserverStatus]

Anyone remember this game?