I still have my copies of Pokemon Blue and Silver, except silver doesn't work anymore, it won't save my game.
So escapists, what is the oldest game you own a PHYSICAL copy of ?
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I think I may have Pong on my Atari 2600. I know I have ET (yeah...I know...), and the original Mario Bros.
My oldest is probably the Mario/Duck Hunt cartridge.
As far as floppies go I still have:
Might & Magic: Darkside/Clouds of Xeen
Where in the World/US is Carmen Sandiego
Mortal Kombat (yes for pc - awesome multiplayer memories!)
As far as floppies go I still have:
Might & Magic: Darkside/Clouds of Xeen
Where in the World/US is Carmen Sandiego
Mortal Kombat (yes for pc - awesome multiplayer memories!)
One of my Atari 2600 carts. Don't know which one would be oldest. Probably Asteroids or Missile Command.
Captain Comic, from 1988, on Floppy Disk. And I used to play the hell out of it. Yeah, good times.
Gameboy: Tetris
PC: Mechwarrior 3
so great, but doesn't work in XP
A lot of old PC Games from magazines, but I wouldn't count them.
Console: My N64 games (Super Mario 64, Shadows of the Empire, Mario Kart, Ocarina of T
and many more)
PC: Mechwarrior 3
so great, but doesn't work in XP
A lot of old PC Games from magazines, but I wouldn't count them.
Console: My N64 games (Super Mario 64, Shadows of the Empire, Mario Kart, Ocarina of T
and many more)
The Legend of Zelda or Mario Bros./Duck Hunt on the nes.
I hook up my nintendo every once in a while for some mega man too.
I hook up my nintendo every once in a while for some mega man too.
Looking around my room, the oldest game(s) I have is a 3-inch double sided floppy disk for the Spectrum +3 titled Chartbusters, published by Ocean Software, which contains Cobra, Mutants, Green Beret, Short Circuit, Great Escape and Yie Ar Kung Fu.
I said in my room, because I also have some Spectrum games on cassette tape in my loft that are older than this particular 25 year old floppy (I rediscovered the tape of the 1982 classic Horace Goes Skiing a few years ago).
I said in my room, because I also have some Spectrum games on cassette tape in my loft that are older than this particular 25 year old floppy (I rediscovered the tape of the 1982 classic Horace Goes Skiing a few years ago).
At first I thought my copy of X-Com which I found buried in my closet a few weeks ago but I started thinking about it and I knew I had older ones around the house somewhere. So I went looking and I found a cartridge of the original Legend of Zelda right next to other cartridges including Legend of Zelda 2, all 4 Dragon warrior's, Bionic Commando, heavy barrel, W.U.R.M., and Zen: Intergalactic Ninja. All of those games are from the original NES
Got some burned CD-roms I got from the father of a friend when I was about... six years. An actal bought game would probably be the Pink Panther game I got for PC. Not sure about the release date since my sister stole it from me, but I think I was eight when I got it.
So from 1997-1998 somewhere.
So from 1997-1998 somewhere.
Any of the Odyssey 2 titles I have in storage. I'm not sure of all the titles, but most of them are from 1982 (Though I did'n't get the system until I was much older), I remember KC's Krazy Chase and Pickaxe Pete. there was also some racing game I played a lot, though it really sucked.
Star Wars Rebel Assault 2: The Hidden Empire
Atleast, I think so, I might have something even older.
Atleast, I think so, I might have something even older.
DEAR GOD YES TAKE ME NOWTheYellowCellPhone said:
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*Ahem*
A few weeks ago I reinstalled it and played through the first few scenarios before getting bored... it's still incredibly fun to make massive behemoths that no guests dare to go on
