>first vidya you ever played
>year you were born
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First vidya you ever played
Angel Cooper
Tyler King
1990
Duck Hunt
Jonathan Nguyen
Pokemon Blue
1995
Luis Jenkins
1987
Tetris for Gameboy and Kirby's Dreamland. My dad got me both of these games for my birthday.
Hudson Johnson
1989
The NES port of the Donkey Kong arcade game. Magical moment, even with my 3 years I faintly remember being blown away by the fact that pushing buttons can make something move on the TV.
Tyler Reyes
1995
Majesty
Oliver Brown
Sonic CD
1995
Noah Mitchell
2001
Crash bandicoot
Zachary Thompson
1994
I'm not sure if it's the very first game I ever played but the earliest gaming memory I have is Megman X4.
Guess I was maybe 5 or something? Babysitter was watching me play and was shocked when someone in the game said "Damnit".
Daniel Cox
>Born 84
>Very first game
Letter invaders on an old monochrome computer. I don't know if the game exists today. Letters would fall from the top of the screen and you'd have to press the right key to destroy them. Was a basic typing tutor style game.
>Game I remember the most
It was a CGA DOS game. With the magenta and cyan graphics and whatnot. I've been looking for it for decades but I don't know what it was. I called it The Penguin Game because I think a penguin character was in it. It was either a typing tutor or a math tutor. Something like that. And as you completed a stage, you'd see a very basic CGA cityscape and the cityscape would grow taller, as if your work was helping to build the city. Seeing that cityscape get taller was really exciting for me as a little kid.
I played it all the time when I was like 5 or something. So my memories are extremely spotty and that's all I can remember. I don't even remember what the gameplay was like. Just that it was CGA, a penguin was a character, and it was some type of learning game.
I've scoured every single abandonware site trying to find it but no luck. Zero idea what it could have been.