Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt

tiredinnuendo:
I hate whenever we do one of these threads. I always end up feeling old.

That said, it was one of perhaps a dozen Atari games, I'm not really sure which was first. First game I beat was ET (which was one of the few games that you could "beat" back then).

- J

I don't feel old (even though my game isn't as old as your game), but I do think these are young whippersnappers to be sure.

I got started in 1989 with the NES I played a shitload of games including Mario 1,2,&3, Duck Hunt, Zelda, Mike Tyson's Punch Out!, Contra, Top Gun, Spy Hunt, TMNT, Double Dragon, Airwolf, Ninja Gaiden 3, River City Ransom, Metroid, Mega Man 1-4, Dragon Power, Batman, Spiderman (the one where Electro was the first boss), sorry I'm just naming as they come to memory, Tecmo Bowl, Double Dribble, Indiana Jones, Wrestlemania, WWF Challenge, HOOPS, Roger Clemens Baseball, okay this is getting ridiculous. Let's just say I've been playing games since before Sonic came out, and I beat LoZ when I was 5!!!

It was either Dizzy or Space Harrier for my Sinclair Spectrum ZX (is 24)

Remember those lovely loading screens? Sounded like a modem making love to a fax machine!

dannydamage:
It was either Dizzy or Space Harrier for my Sinclair Spectrum ZX (is 24)

Remember those lovely loading screens? Sounded like a modem making love to a fax machine!

Absolutely, I misss the loading screens heh - my first ever game was Pyramid on the Sinclair Spectrum 48k - I was so proud when i got bouight the 128k+2 with built in datacorder hehe

mine was sonic adventure for the dreamcast

Starfox 64. is it bad that i can beat the game in the amount of time it takes for my brother to go to the bathroom?(ominous question)

Dune II on my parents old 80286, when I was 7, I think. Christ, that's 14 years ago ._.

Alex the kid built into the Sega Mastersystem. It was brilliant no cartridge, no loading times and an impossibly hard puzzle at the end. oh and did i mention you got to run over frogs on a motorbike :D

I think i was 5 years old at the time.

hehe, i can trounce most of you here, but i'm beaten by a select few.

my first computer games were on the BBC Micro, and it was either:

- XOR (best puzzle game ever?... and it HAS to be the BBC version... the other, later one was RUBBISH)

or

- Bonecruncher

i had thousands of games.... literally THOUSANDS... in groups of 30 or so, on floppy disks (back when they were actually floppy!). some, i actually had retail versions of. great game sleeves! like books.

Prince of Persia

You know, posting a thread that's already been done is low, posting a thread that's already been done knowing that it's already been done is even lower

Sea Wolf:
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My first game...

That would be megaman 3 for the NES... if I remember correctly, it's been a few years

(about thirteen to be exact)

Hmm would have to be TI Invaders and Munchman on a TI994A. Shortly after I think we got an Atari and I had a bunch of games on that. THe first one "beat" would be Pitfall 2.

Crash Bandicoot for the PS1, that game was so awesome.

Actually it was a couple of games which we had as long as I remember, they were Tetris, Q-bert, Bubble Ghost, Boxxle, Sneaky Snakes, Super Mario Brothers, Golf and Gremlins.

...

God I love those games...

Crimson Skies for the PC

Star Fox - Lylat Wars for the N64 was my first game, although if I recall i'm pretty sure i was cheap and got it second hand.

Elite on the Spectrum. Took me a year or so before I managed to dock at a station, seeing as I was four or so. Looking back, I find it hard to believe I kept trying.

Spartan Bannana:
You know, posting a thread that's already been done is low, posting a thread that's already been done knowing that it's already been done is even lower

I apologize to all the people on the website who are somehow offended by a thread being re-made, but I just found out the difference between the search forums and general search, and please, Let's not resort to name calling.

My first game was Sonic the Hedgehog on the Genisis, but I've only been truely into gamining for a few years, and the first game that got me hooked was Super Mario Sunshine. I know, sad, but I only played for the platform segments.

Crash my fuc*ing bandicoot oh yeah!

The Lion King, Batman Begins and Sonic the Hedgehog for the Sega Mega Drive. I LOVED them all, but tried to emulate them the other day...

They're too damn hard. It's shameful, but I can do better on Uncharted (Crushing) than I can on the bloody Lion King. I beat the thing when I was four, so I'm left wondering what the hell happened.

k0no:
hehe, i can trounce most of you here, but i'm beaten by a select few.

my first computer games were on the BBC Micro, and it was either:

- XOR (best puzzle game ever?... and it HAS to be the BBC version... the other, later one was RUBBISH)

or

- Bonecruncher

i had thousands of games.... literally THOUSANDS... in groups of 30 or so, on floppy disks (back when they were actually floppy!). some, i actually had retail versions of. great game sleeves! like books.

It's time to play... Bonecruncher...

If you can tell me what the rest of the words were in the introduction, you'd be resolving a twenty year old argument between me and my best friend.

Star Fox

Mine was either some dinosaur education game, or Doom. Hard to remember which.

Centipede for the Atari 5200. I'm sorry, bad graphics and all, it was awesome.

Super Mario Bros and Super Mario Bros. 3

i'm gonna go out on a limb and say that SMB3 is the greatest game in history. i played that game so much that by the time i was 3 i could get to world 6 without help

and that might explain why i'm so fucked up. lol

Super Mario Bros.

I very, VERY vaguely remember playing Pitfall! on the Atari 2600 at a relative's house when I was 3 or 4. I think my brother had a Sega Master System around that same time, but I honestly can't remember ever playing anything on it. The first game I distinctly remember playing was Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt on the NES on my 5th birthday.

For the PC:

I had Zork II and Radar Rat Race for the Commodore 64C.

Star Wars X-Wing...i have fond memories of that game