I remembered the game but not the name, had to go looking in my box o' games to check. Is it Oh Mummy! ? I still have the leather box that the free games all came stored in but some of the games are missing. Couple of mates had Amstrad's too but they were different models and they didn't get the same free games.
What's the first memorable video game you played?
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Centauri2002
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#177
Posté 07 avril 2011 - 02:56
Centauri2002
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Yep, it's Oh Mummy! And that's totally cheating. 
#178
Posté 07 avril 2011 - 03:01
Druss99
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I win because I cheat 
I'm tempted to hook mine up to play some Barbarian but I fear it either not working or turning into a whole ordeal.
I'm tempted to hook mine up to play some Barbarian but I fear it either not working or turning into a whole ordeal.
#179
Posté 07 avril 2011 - 03:11
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datSilencer wrote...
DominusVita wrote...
Spanish link?!
"Templi Del Tiemplo"
"Soy Gannondorf!"
"La Trifuerza"
Weird...
Why? There are those of us gamers whose native tongue isn't English
And for me... this one got the ball rolling<3
"What a horrible night to have a curse..."
Good times... good times
http://mega64.com/20...23/castlevania/
#180
Posté 07 avril 2011 - 03:28
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It's also the first game I ever played.
#181
Posté 21 juin 2011 - 08:15
JBONE27
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Hogan's Alley an old timey shooting game.
#185
Posté 21 juin 2011 - 09:05
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Baldur's gate series
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Icewind Dale 2
supposedly, according to family legend, I managed to beat star wars droidworks at the age of 3.
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Icewind Dale 2
supposedly, according to family legend, I managed to beat star wars droidworks at the age of 3.
#186
Posté 21 juin 2011 - 10:03
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Marvel vs. Capcom.
My whole family played it together.
My whole family played it together.
#187
Posté 21 juin 2011 - 10:04
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The first memorable game was for me the first game I ever played and liked: Shinobi on CPC-6128.
#188
Posté 21 juin 2011 - 10:55
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Mario Kart was the first game I ever played. However, FF6 was the first story based game that I really enjoyed.
#189
Posté 21 juin 2011 - 11:40
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TIE Fighter. Lord do I miss t he old X-Wing series.
#191
Posté 22 juin 2011 - 05:47
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First one I remember: Atlantis on a friends Atari 2600:
My own first game was much later: Sim City 2000 for our PC.
Ahhh, good times!
My own first game was much later: Sim City 2000 for our PC.
Ahhh, good times!
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Posté 22 juin 2011 - 06:09
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I had four really meaningful games for me.
The first game I ever played was a Mario game. While I don't have anything against platformers, they're just not all that fun to me. I found the videogame thing to be a little fun but not worth my time just yet.
The second meaningful game was a Zelda game. That's when I learned that videogames could be a little more complicated than I thought. That was an important point for me, but I still felt that videogames weren't very advanced...not enough for me to tear myself away from a good book. Not long after showing a mild interest, my mother purchased some barbie detective game and an interactive bible-study coloring book program. Those two games made me recoil from videogames for another three years.
The third meaningful game was Halo, oddly enough. I finally realized videogames had progressed to the point where developers could create a three dimensional world that allowed multiple ways to handle a situation, choice of weapon, no hyperspace arsenal, scripted events, et cetera...what I'm trying to get at is that I figured out at this point games had enough memory to be somewhat complicated and more detailed than a platformer. Being a young bored preteen, I was delighted to find a new hobby in playing shooters, despite often feeling railroaded. I enjoyed the campaign far more than multiplayer while my friends thought I was weird for preferring it. I played with them anyway, but for a few years, I wondered why I had such a different view from them.
The next meaningful game was Kotor. That's when I finally found the type of game that fit me like a glove...the RPG. And it was what introduced me to Bioware, of course.
The first game I ever played was a Mario game. While I don't have anything against platformers, they're just not all that fun to me. I found the videogame thing to be a little fun but not worth my time just yet.
The second meaningful game was a Zelda game. That's when I learned that videogames could be a little more complicated than I thought. That was an important point for me, but I still felt that videogames weren't very advanced...not enough for me to tear myself away from a good book. Not long after showing a mild interest, my mother purchased some barbie detective game and an interactive bible-study coloring book program. Those two games made me recoil from videogames for another three years.
The third meaningful game was Halo, oddly enough. I finally realized videogames had progressed to the point where developers could create a three dimensional world that allowed multiple ways to handle a situation, choice of weapon, no hyperspace arsenal, scripted events, et cetera...what I'm trying to get at is that I figured out at this point games had enough memory to be somewhat complicated and more detailed than a platformer. Being a young bored preteen, I was delighted to find a new hobby in playing shooters, despite often feeling railroaded. I enjoyed the campaign far more than multiplayer while my friends thought I was weird for preferring it. I played with them anyway, but for a few years, I wondered why I had such a different view from them.
The next meaningful game was Kotor. That's when I finally found the type of game that fit me like a glove...the RPG. And it was what introduced me to Bioware, of course.
#196
Posté 22 juin 2011 - 06:40
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I don't remember my first, It was an arcade game of Amiga.
I didn't have Atari, but River Raid was so good:
On PC as actually memorable:
Knights of the old Republic and earlier, AOE2 and Civilization 3:
I didn't have Atari, but River Raid was so good:
On PC as actually memorable:
Knights of the old Republic and earlier, AOE2 and Civilization 3:
#197
Posté 22 juin 2011 - 08:22
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Half life2 was great, but the one that scarred me for life was this.
I then went on to find older games were just as awesome, so went in reverse timeline.
I then went on to find older games were just as awesome, so went in reverse timeline.
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#198
Posté 22 juin 2011 - 08:27
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It is Super Mario Brother, in the age of 1980s, when the NES was still popular
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#199
Posté 22 juin 2011 - 03:43
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For me its probably a tie between two series of games for the C64, these were the Creatures series and Dizzy series.
Dizzy, Prince of the Yolkfolk now that was a game.
Honorable mentions - Dungeon and Dragons lair
Dizzy, Prince of the Yolkfolk now that was a game.
Honorable mentions - Dungeon and Dragons lair
