As in its year of release in your country of origin. There, I just made this thread loads easier.
Pong for me. Released in 1972. Just two paddles and a dot. It was a different time. A simpler time.
Discuss.
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As in its year of release in your country of origin. There, I just made this thread loads easier.
Pong for me. Released in 1972. Just two paddles and a dot. It was a different time. A simpler time.
Discuss.
Probably Spacewar!. 1961/1962. Obviously I didn't play it on the original computer because I think only one is known to exist but it was the same game, using the original code. It is not an easy game.
Pike wins.
I've played Pong.
Damn! I didn't even know video games went back that far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
Fatality!Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Angus
Flawless Victory!
Solstice on the NES. It wasn't for a boy at 6 years of age. I tried though. It has to be up there with the hardest games of all time.
But wait, I've played Chess?Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Angus
Ah, I'm assuming he meant vidya game (which he didn't specify)!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2SpuukyBut wait, I've played Chess?Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Angus
Sneaky Spuuky. Stealing the victory from Pike on a technicality.
I'll allow it.
Wouldn't surprise me if Go were even older than chess. Not that I've played it
I think Tetris would be mine.
I'm pretty sure mine would be Pong.
Damn, how'd you play that? I didn't think video games hit public consumption until the 70's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
Metal Gear Solid VII: Flames of the Forest.
Space Harrier- 1985
The source code was made public several decades after release so you can play it emulated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Depression MoonDamn, how'd you play that? I didn't think video games hit public consumption until the 70's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike