What was your first videogame?

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FF7 when i was 4 years old

Sanic 1 on Genesis.

Frogger.

Sonic Fury on the Action Max.

Spacewar. I'm old.

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Which one were you?

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I played that demo so many times. Opening Moves was kino.

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call of duty

First one I played no idea but first one I owned is pic related.

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Several NES games on a 32 in 1 cartridge, dunno exactly which game

wolfenstein 3D

Border of late X and early Y

I've replayed the last mission like 50 times. Red was such a cunt with its catapults.

According to folks:
Zelda 1 but I had no idea what I was doing

What I remember:
LttP, FF2 (SNES), or Mystic Quest

Wojak

i think it was zork i but i can't really remember

I pirated the Age of Empires remake last year and they actually had the demo campaign, but they changed a lot of the maps, and some where completely different.

I think Dig Dug was the first game I owned.

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Oh shit. What about this mission? Did they fuck it up? Is the remake any good?

Core Gen X

Remember when Ground type moves were super effective against EVERYTHING?

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Super Mario World. I remember getting it one day from my parents, don't really remember why though. All I know is that me and my big bro played it for hours, taking turns. From there on out, I was hooked on vidya. I will always remember this because it's one of the many memories I have of my brother before he passed.

>gen 1
SE against 4/15 types
>now
SE against 5/18 types (5/17 prior to gen 6)
Nope

Its the same game just with better graphics, music and sound. To me a lot of the nostalgia was lost since the music isnt low quality MIDI anymore, and they changed combat noises and unit voices.

Super Mario World

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Wolfenstein 3D

Early Zoomer

First one I have memories of playing is God of Thunder on family's first computer on 1994. It's still pretty good for it's age and genre.

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Mortal Kombat 2

Core millennial

Same as me then, and my first PC game was Micro Machines for DOS.

Gex on PC
youtube.com/watch?v=168zpTs3bJE

I think this was the first game I owned

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thats only because practically every enemy in the game uses poison types

I think it was either centipede for the gameboy, spyro, or some blues clues game

Core millennial

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Recently replayed this. Awesome shit.

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not the first game ive ever played, but it is the first one ive ever owned

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some old floppy disk star trek game that my dad had. i could barely figure it out but i thought it was super cool.
first game i wanted/bought was earthworm jim

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I don't remember the first one I played, but the first one my mom actually bought me (everything before was rentals) was some.shitty GBA game called Pinobee. the worst part was the ending was basically blueball: the ending because it clearly set up for a sequel or another game but obviously none ever came out and you couldn't save your grandpa ever. fuck this. my second owned game was Pokemon sapphire though so it made up for it

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Bugger time on Apple

Donkey Kong. It was 1982 i was 6 and i was sitting on my aunts lap in a bar while my family was getting wasted. She gave me some quarters to play. Back then it was cool to take kids into bars and smoke in their faces.

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thank god i grew up and stopped playing console garbage

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Funnily enough I played this on PC. I don't remember how I got it as a dumb kid but it was standalone instead of with an Emulator. I also played through Second Quest first because being a dumb kid I thought Zelda was the main character and named him t hat.

Early Core Millenial.

I think it was Ski Free?

I remember not understanding the purpose of the game beyond trying to outrun the yeti.

Pac Man or Tetris on my dad's computer.

Early Millennial, but we were poor so I was always one or two consoles behind

Children’s educational pc games, I played them when I was like 4, my earliest clear memories, now that I’m 23.
Learning in toyland, puddle books, basically point and click games for toddlers. Besides matching mini games and a few math puzzles there was no actual gameplay. Just bright colors and simple narrative framework around cowboys, airplanes and cookies. Most of these games also featured a toy that you were supposed to buy and pretend it was as functional as it was in the computer game.

My first actual videogame with a controller was Croc: Legend of the gobbos. Got through about 80% of the game as a 4 year old, good times.

Either Descent or Rebel Assault

Killer Instinct or Jurassic Park for the SNES. I got both the same time but I'm pretty sure I played Killer Instinct and got nightmares from it.

inb4 zoomers posting Call of Duty

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I started on a high note.

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Honestly the entirety of Millennial. Had SNES and genesis, had N64, then had PS2 and Xbox.

First I bought with my own money was Keen 4. Probably still got the floppy disk in my desk at my parents place.

Super Mario 64
I remember playing a good chunk of it without even being able to read.

Mario 3 on NES.

I have a very vague memory of it.
It was on a handheld, most likely a gameboy. it was some loony tunes game where you play as either bugs bunny or daffy duck.
All I remember was walking into a cave and not knowing how to progress

grand theft auto 3