First game you ever played? Have you ever finished it?

[Brainpaint]

Horace Goes Skiing. I was 2/3. I played it on my dad's old sinclair spectrum along with Manic Miner. I didn't get to play anything modern. Just watch as my dad and uncle played Sonic and said I was too young when I asked for a shot.

Yeah, I was too little to hold a Mega Drive controller, but I could handle a Spectrum rubber-buttoned keyboard... The hypocrisy!

 

[BENZOOKA]

Probably something on Amiga. Don't know what. North & South, California Games, Italy 1990 aren't really games you can complete as such. Rainbow Islands is incredibly difficult in the latter stages, not unlike most games back then. I finished at least one game on Amiga, a platformer, but that's about it.

 

[Terramax]

Alex Kidd in Miracle World on the Master System.

Have I completed it? Are you kidding? Has anyone?

 

[TheColdHeart]

First game I remember playing was Super Mario Bros on my friend's NES when I was about 6. I got a copy of it for my SNES in the All Stars game, still never actually finished it.

 

[SeeIn2D]

The first game I ever played was I believe Pokémon Blue or Zelda Oracle of Seasons both for Gameboy Color. It was one of those two. I know I beat Pokémon Blue, but I don't think I ever finished Zelda. My first console game was FIFA 2002 which my parents bought me along with my first console, the Playstation 2. I never beat FIFA 2002 basically because you can't exactly beat a game like that.

 

[Yeager942]

Tetris for the original no color gameboy. I played that game till the cartridge rotted. Does that count as beating it?

 

[NoNameMcgee]

My first game was Age Of Empires on the PC. I was 8, I think. and I did complete it, but with cheats. I've been a PC gamer since right at the start!

 

[PirateRose]

Super mario bros, but it was my uncles and I wasn't allowed to play it and there is this whole girls don't play video games stigma thing that kind of still exists today.

So what I would do was on days my parents/grandparents were really busy and my uncle was at school, I'd sneak into my uncles room and play a previous level he had finished. Never finished it because I rarely had the chance to sneak play and he apparently lost interest. I was too afraid to advance past his last level out of fear I'd get in trouble.

 

[Innegativeion]

Super Mario 64, baby!

Beat it countless times.

Love that game.

 

[CardinalPiggles]

Can you ever "finish" a game of peek-a-boo?

 

[CardinalPiggles]

My first game was Tetris and I guess the "ending" would be the one where you get a rocketship to fly off which its size depend on your score. In that case no I never get that high of a score to reach that.

I think you only needed a minimum of 100,000 to get that rocket ship ending. I only got it recently myself, and was absolutely stunned because for years I never knew it even existed.

 

[BernardoOne]

Super Marios Bros on Gameboy
Rugrats: Search for Reptar on PSX ( you may not believe, but it is actually a very, very good game)

 

[HellsingerAngel]

My first game? Would've been something classic like Asteroids, Missle Command or Pong with my father, so nothing you can really "beat".

My first game with an end? A pure classic: The Legend of Zelda. Started it when I was three, beat it when I was four roughly a year later (this includes Quest B).

 

[The_Lost_King]

Uh that's a hard one I came out of my mothers womb with a controller in hand. The 3 I remember most are Super Smash Bros Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance 2(and people say there aren't diablo like games on the consoles) and a Mario game. For all of those no. BGA 2 was looooooong only played pvp and classic for super smash bros and Mario was a friend's.