First game you played

Dot Matrix printers were awesome. I made about $20 a day making fake IDs for people in high school with one of those and a small laminating machine.

My first video game... Well, I beat the original D&D on intermediate mode (Intellivision) when I was about 4 or 5. Never played it on hard after that, the dragon scared the crap outta me. I remember playing Astroblast some time before that... or rather, letting my dad play up to 99 lives or something and then letting me kill them all :P

Edit: Wait a sec, there was no easy or intermediate or hard... There were different coloured mountains. You could get the boat in the blue mountain (easy) or the axe in the red one (harder)... Bah, I was still frightened by the dragon.

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Super Mario Bros.

Duh.

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Duck Hunt.

Some sort of Pacman ripoff on a generic casette tape based "computer". After that, Space Invaders on Atari.

Now I remember it was LHX Attack Chopper

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The Legand of Zelda.

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My dad went out and bought a Nintendo when I was 5. He played Legend of Zelda nonstop for months on end. Then when he finally beat it I got to play. I have no idea why I never played it while he was at work though. I still have it! ...and the nintendo. They work perfectly. I've mastered Zelda so well that I can beat it in 45 minutes.

Stuntcar Racing or The Secret of Monkey Island in the Amiga 500. Good times..

It was probably Mario Bros on the Atari.

chaos: Super Mario RPG- Legend of the Seven Stars

Rubedo: We were never interested in gaming before that one :D

Mist or Oregon Trail. I never had a gaming system until my brother got a PS2 for his birthday in March. My parents thought that they were evil or something. It wasn't fair.

Super Mario Bros.

I'm pretty sure it was River Raid, in the very old Atari 2600.

Duck Hunt and Fester's Quest for the NES .. ya not like I had much taste for videogames at age 5 anyway

i loved myst, and i hated oregon trail
my first games were the kingdom quest series, where you had use the keyboard to actually type in exactly what you wanted to do..anyone else ever play those?

Alex the Kidd for the Master System. Now THAT was a game. :D

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Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryûkishi

Super Mario Bros.

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it was either that or some 52 games in one thing im not specifically sure of the title of the actual game though

awww im feeling slightly nostalgic!