First game you remember playing?

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The first game I played was either Amazing Spiderman or Lost Dutchman Mine. Played them on a Windows 3.1 PC my aunt had.
I miss floppy disks.
 
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Like most of my Brazilian peers around my age, my first console game was Alex Kidd in the Miracle World for the Sega MS.

My first game, however, was a snake clone called Nibbles, made in BASIC for MSDOS.
I played it on an old green screen. I must have been 3-5 years old by then.
 

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There are people here from every age, impressive. From pong to wii stuff.

Anyway. My first console was a master system when I was 3, I had no cartridge and mine came with Alex Kidd on the memory.

My cousins had an Atari 2600 or one of it's clones before I got my master system, so maybe I had played some boxing or pitfall there before.
thats where i played alex kidd, no cart, built into master system!!!
 

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Ubisoft’s POD — aka Planet of Death — a surreal and hella difficult racing game from the 90s. It came with my parents’ old Pentium MMX computer, and I remember playing it a lot even though I was no good at it at all, haha. And being enamored with the opening cinematic in all of its needless yet awesome go-hard glory, with arguably the most epic excuse plot in video game history up until that point. Truly a game of a bygone era, for better or worse. It’s been ported to modern Windows if you want to check it out.

As a video game music fan, I’d be remiss if I didn’t also recommend everyone to check out its soundtrack, which happens to just be a single epic suite of music in the form of a 14-minute CD track because it’s just that kind of game. And like said game, it’s the kind of thing that could only have been made in the 90s, I think. YouTube is your friend if you want to experience it for yourself!
 

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I'm kind of surprised that I have no idea. It was probably either something on my family's Apple IIe, or a relative's Atari 2600, or an arcade Pac-Man.
 

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