mario 64, or possibly twilight princess wii, or if I go way way back, I played a endless treasure game where you find chests on a cheap pink device. I wish I knew what the name of it was.
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Adventure(Atari2600) at a friends place while on holiday in the US or Pong (single game hardware) at classmates
The first one I played was either Prince of Persia or Contra. I remember playing Contra after getting some
injection into my ass when I was a kid.
injection into my ass when I was a kid.
Me too for Pong clone (late seventies)
Had a big controller and second controller was just a dial wheel in a box!
First 'true' console game - Alex Kidd in Miracle World on Sega Master System
Had a big controller and second controller was just a dial wheel in a box!
First 'true' console game - Alex Kidd in Miracle World on Sega Master System
The first video game i saw is pokemon silver, back then i was so fascinated of it but the first game i ever played is Harvest Moon: Back to Nature and i fell inlove with it. Since we always go to the our province when the school semester end. I really like the atmosphere on the country side.
Joust on Atari 2600 when I was 4, my first "real" game was Super Mario All-Stars when we got our SNES 2 years later
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Super mario bros on a clone nes (I didn't knew it was a clone back then). In fact the first real console I had was psp (in 2006).
My first real video experience was with Atlantis on the Intellivision system. I also had Space Armada and Demon Attack. My next video system was the Commodore 64 and Jumpman was among my favorite. My next system was the NES and it was much better than my first two systems. I also played Asteroids and Space Invaders at the arcade when it was popular.
I was around 10 years old when I started playing video games. I am much older now but still very much addicted to video games. I am in my early 50s now but my hands and eyes coordination is still as good as ever. Playing video games has its advantage.
I was around 10 years old when I started playing video games. I am much older now but still very much addicted to video games. I am in my early 50s now but my hands and eyes coordination is still as good as ever. Playing video games has its advantage.
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This one, early 80'.
My first own "videogame" was this one, late 80' :
I still have mine.
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