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[upsettingshorts]

That I can remember? Mario or Duck Hunt. PC? Probably Red Baron.

[Morbo]

The Amiga 500 version of the 1983 Star Wars arcade game. First played it in...either 1987 or 1988...whenever it was that we bought the Amiga (it was a family purchase, our very first computer!).

Still love ye olde Amiga to death. Try to pull it out once in a while and play a few random games on it...except I don't think it's going to look entirely right anymore now that I've got a 50" plasma TV. Maybe I'll have to see if I can find one of those old monochrome monitors like we had back in the day.

[Cat Lance]

Pong! On a good old amber screen...or it might have been the green screen...*wonders*

[chiliztri]

First game ever...ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron for Sega Genesis.

[Beerfish]

Hmm, might be Zork. "It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue."

[blothulfur]

Game called Thanatos the dragon (I think), wherein you were a dragon flying around shooting fire at folk and thats as much as I remember.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Turrican on the Amiga if I remember correctly, damn good jump'n run game.

[Teddie Sage]

Mario Bros on ol' NES, but what really got me hooked in gaming was Final Fantasy III (VI) on SNES. I've been a JRPG/WRPG maniac ever since.

[TheDashingOne]

A pokemon game ... good ol' times .

[AlastairsQuEeN]

Super Mario Bros ...

The BEST game EVER

[vometia]

I'm ashamed to say I can't remember. I suspect either a text-only adventure whose name I've forgotten, or a very early first-person-shooter (I think originally released in 1981!) called Phantom Slayer. But I can barely remember what I was doing last week let alone when I was a sprog.

[Moondoggie]

vometia wrote...

I'm ashamed to say I can't remember. I suspect either a text-only adventure whose name I've forgotten, or a very early first-person-shooter (I think originally released in 1981!) called Phantom Slayer. But I can barely remember what I was doing last week let alone when I was a sprog.

I had a few of those text adventures. Used to have hours of fun telling people to take a s**t and they would say "Don't know how to take a s**t"

[slimgrin]

For PC it was Lords of the Realm or Diablo. Can't remember.

For console, probably Super Mario bro's

Modifié par slimgrin, 02 janvier 2011 - 12:49 .

[FreezaSama]

I really couldn't tell you what my first game was... I'm pretty sure it was either River Raid or Chopper Command for the Atari 2600.

[bussinrounds]

My first "home" video game - Poker & Blackjack and Armour Battle on the Intellivision.



I played games in the arcades like space invaders and such before that though.

[Morbo]

Druss99 wrote...

I can only barely remember it but at the time I thought it was the most awesome thing ever. I actually still have the computer and most of the games but don't know if it still works. I'm often tempted to set it up just so I can play Barbarian.

Barbarian the fighting game or Barbarian the platform game?
Never really played the platform one, but I did play the fighting game to death on the Amiga. Nothing like being able to decapitate your opponents when you're a...uh...7-10 year old kid (can't really remember when I first played it). That sorta stuff wouldn't fly anymore these days I think.

[solstickan]

 The first video game I played through (devotedly) was Final Fantasy XII, back in 2009. Ah, I remember those days... 

First PC game was probably The Legacy of Rosemond Hill, which is the most awesome horse game ever made. Either that or The Sims, can't remember... Good times. 

[Loup Blanc]

That's a very good thread I wanted to create myself a few days ago.

The first videogame I ever played and loved was Shinobi (1987) on Amstrad CPC 6128.
That must have been around 1988.

Modifié par JL81, 02 janvier 2011 - 01:20 .

[Druss99]

Morbo wrote...

Druss99 wrote...

I can only barely remember it but at the time I thought it was the most awesome thing ever. I actually still have the computer and most of the games but don't know if it still works. I'm often tempted to set it up just so I can play Barbarian.

Barbarian the fighting game or Barbarian the platform game?
Never really played the platform one, but I did play the fighting game to death on the Amiga. Nothing like being able to decapitate your opponents when you're a...uh...7-10 year old kid (can't really remember when I first played it). That sorta stuff wouldn't fly anymore these days I think.

There was a platform game? I'm talking about the fighting game it was pure undiluted awesome. I was around 8 years old when I played it and there was nothing more magical than lopping some fools head off so you could watch a tiny gremlin like thing come in and kick the severed head away as it drags the corpse off to some dark corner. I kind of want to set up the Amstrad to play it again but I'm afraid it will ruin the magic of it all.

[Druss99]

JL81 wrote...

That's a very good thread I wanted to create myself a few days ago.

The first videogame I ever played and loved was Shinobi (1987) on Amstrad CPC 6128.
That must have been around 1988.

Look at the prices on that. £9.99? I don't ever remember paying that much for an Amstrad game I remember them all being between £1 - £5. Also I had Shinobi for the Amstrad and I don't think I would have been allowed to buy it at £9.99.