Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of the game, but remember some moments when I played it seating in front of the computer. Dad bought the PC to work, but also allowed me to play sometimes.
Do you REALLY remember your FIRST Video game ?
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I used to "play" (aka disconnected control) with my brother that one Kirby racing game before I could even walk. The first videogame I actually played was either the kirby racing game or super mario party 7
Must have been a C64 game but I can't say for sure which one as it came with so many games (used C64 with tons of games). Possibly Operation Wolf. I remember it felt more exciting than movies or the real world.
The first I played was a Dragon Ball for PS1. My first videogame (and console) was Pokémon Red and GBC in 1999
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Indeed I do, it was The Simpson's Bart's Nightmare on the SNES, I was eight at the time, my brother got it when he was twelve back in 1993.
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fake tetris on a shitty chinese knockoff portable yellow "console". but if we're talking about actual nameable videogames, super mario kart for the snes, my babysitter's daughter had it and i spent every tuesday playing it (and super mario world) since 3 years old until 8.
I don't remember The First Played Ever either (could possibly have been Windows 2000 minesweeper at my mom's office, something joystick-and-buttons at the arcade, or something on a demo console at the supermarket, or a Brick Game)
First nominally owned was The Smurfs (the platformer) for PS1, both gifts for my 5th birthday or christmas - though I didn't really like it too much, it was quite hard for my skills back then (but I loved getting my dad to play it for me)
First I consciously picked and bought was Pokemon Crystal (the last one in stock forever at that store, in 2003), which also holds the questionable award of being the most influential game on my early life...
First nominally owned was The Smurfs (the platformer) for PS1, both gifts for my 5th birthday or christmas - though I didn't really like it too much, it was quite hard for my skills back then (but I loved getting my dad to play it for me)
First I consciously picked and bought was Pokemon Crystal (the last one in stock forever at that store, in 2003), which also holds the questionable award of being the most influential game on my early life...
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About when I was 5. Super Mario Kart on the SNES and Mario Party on the N64 with my brothers. Remember it clear as day. Had a ton of fun back then. I miss the old days. ;-;
My first videogame that I recall playing and seeing was a game called Circus Caper for NES. It's a piece of crap with extremely brutal game mechanics, annoying yet catchy tunes, creepy clowns you punch to death with your bare fists, alligators you jump on, and all sorts of crazy circus people trying to kill you. Never could get passed Stage 3, and the game isn't good enough to really bother getting any further. The next game I owned after that I believe was Super Mario Bros 3 which I played for 1000s of hours.
My life would never be the same, it led to my obsession with Computers and Arcades which helped me get a career and a social life (yes, I played competitive Dance Dance Revolution)
My life would never be the same, it led to my obsession with Computers and Arcades which helped me get a career and a social life (yes, I played competitive Dance Dance Revolution)
Pretty sure it was Super Mario Bros on the NES, followed by Tetris on the original GB.
These games are great for little ones. My oldest and I play Kirby all star allies and the 4 year old loves to join us. We usually let her walk through a door or fly around in the friend ship. Sure some levels may take longer, but this is teaching my oldest the art patience and the youngest is having a blast.
Anyhow, dragster on the atari2600 was my first game memory. My dad and I would play it. It took me a while to understand how the gears worked. I can’t tell you how many times and how hard we laughed when we blew the engines. It has this funny sound. So it’s be; 1,2,3ZIP!
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My first video game that I can remember was a built in game on the Fairchild Channel F called "Tennis". You can't go much further back than that when it comes to video game/family entertainment systems.
My father always played anno 1602 (1602 AD for the americans) on his old Windows 98 laptop and my sister and me watched him playing.
I hope you’re happy with yourself, you’ve ruined my productivity, because now I have to fire up my Atari 2600
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the first game i played was paperboy on a nes, the first game i got to own was mario kart double dashHello.
It doesn´t have to be your first played game,maybe you´ve seen it on TV or by a friend or on an electronic exhibition etc.
Did it influence your whole life ? Have your parents instanly have to buy an console or PC ?
Please share your FIRST Video game experience.
Thank you.
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