What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included)

Re: What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included

im gonna post aall systems i played first game for!!
nes-duckhunt
snes-super mario bros
sega-power rangers
dreamcast- virtua fighter 2
gamecube-tonyhawk 3
ps2-virtua fighter 4 (first game i bought)

 

Re: What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included

Sorry, but where the hell do you get VF2 for DC? You probably mean for Saturn.

 

Re: What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included

really dating myself but, yes pong was my first, played it in 4th grade. /versus/images/graemlins/blush.gif

 

First arcade game I remember was Ghost n' Goblins at the hotel during a family trip to the Pocono Mountains in PA...

I also remember playing Super Mario Brothers at some Sears or something far away they had a NES setup and Nammy and I thought it was the coolest thing ever...

-Alex

 

Re: What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included

yea it was saturn im stupid!!

 

Re: What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included

disc of tron in the arcades an some lame 6 in one tv pong thing with 2 paddles that used 6 aa batts

 

Re: What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included

I am positive that the file size of your avatar is well beyond the stated maximum and should be removed.

GE

 

Re: What's the very first video game you EVER played? (arcade included

The first ever was probably something on the atari 2600. We had a big plastic bag full of carts for that thing so I have no idea which game it was first. It was before I can remember.

The first game I ever really got seriously addicted to would probably be the arcade version of double dragon. I remember playing it on holiday when I was real young, 6-8 I don't know what year it was maybe my dad remembers. I know reaching the controls was a task. I have a picture of me somewhere that my dad took of me playing it. I'm on my tip toes.

 

My earliest videogame memories are of Frogger and Seaquest for Atari. Back in the day when the game just kept going faster and faster.