The oldest game you own

[RADIALTHRONE1]

What is the oldest, by year of release, game that you own. Name the Game, Year of release (if you can), and console/system it was for.

The oldest game i have is the original PS1 demo disc.

Spoiler

Yeah, that demo disc.

Okay seriously captcha, just give me something can read! Spent 5+ minutes reloading the stupid thing.

EDIT: Actually I also have several original gameboy games, including the original pokemon red and gold, super mario land 1&2, original donkey kong, and metroid 2: return of samus, and several others. Not sure if these or the demo disc is older.

 

[TheFinish]

This baby:

Spoiler: Release Date: December, 1982; Console: You'll see

 

[MasterMasamune]

Tetris (NES, released in 1986).
As for the oldest game I own and actually play, that would be Golden Axe (Mega Drive, released on August 14, 1989).

 

[Redlin5_v1legacy]

Tetris for the Gameboy. I love it and I can spend an entire evening on it.

 

[Scarim Coral]

Tetris for the Gameboy. I love it and I can spend an entire evening on it.

Same here, I still kept some of the other Gameboy game cartridges and aswell the SNES games too.

 

[Hawkolf]

Batman-movie game for Commodore 64 (cassette version) in the original casing must be the oldest one I have.

 

[Broady Brio]

Sonic the Hedgehog on Megadrive.

 

[Hazy992]

Strider on the Mega Drive I believe. 1989, three years before I was born

 

[TheNamlessGuy]

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[teqrevisited]

Going by its EU release date, Mystic Defender for the Sega Mega Drive / Genesis from 1990. The oldest game I've played physically is The Hobbit on the Amstrad CPC, clocking in at 1982.

 

[Murlin]

Still have discs of the first Command and Conquer game (like ever, the one that started it all).
The case contains four discs (it's not a re-release) and I couldn't even run it on Windows XP or 7.
But I refuse to part ways with it, it's a piece of video game history in my opinion, or the history of RTS at least. I'm a huge fan of RTS games so I keep on to it.

 

[Kud]

Either my Pokemon Yellow or Super Mario Land. Not that old I know, but I just don't really keep things.

 

[Hero in a half shell]

I bought the original Fallout in 1997, back when games came in those huge boxes, with printed manuals and readmes the length of a National Geographic.

Actually I didn't buy it, my granny bought it for me, which I find hilarious that a quaint old woman would be in Curries or PC World, totter over to the games section and think "Oh, these are those newfangled Com-peu-tore thingies my darling 9 year old grandson enjoys so heartily, I think I shall buy him one, but which? Fallout, a post-apocalyptic role playing game... Fight irradiated giant scorpions and try to stay alive in a desolate, barren world... Hmm, sounds wonderful!"

 

[Sir Pootis]

Spyro the Dragon on PS1.

 

[FalloutJack]

Zork and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Also, a load of Atari 2600 games.

Any questions?

 

[Andrew_C]

A boxed copy of Zork II, IBM PC version 5¼" and 3½" floppys. Not the original edition with feelies, unfortunately. just a reprint from around 1991. The first IBM PC game I bought.

No idea why I still have it, considering all the other stuff I've lost, sold or given away.

 

[neonsword13-ops]

Pokemon Silver.

Much fun has been had with that little bastard.

 

[gigastar]

Assuming my old Sega Master System still works then mine would be that Alex Kidd game that came preinstalled on it.